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  1. ShauNotDeaD
    Kinda had a feeling that was the case. The other guys refuse to change their ways and insist on coding their LONG SLOW way... Oh well, no toolbars then...Thank you aspnetguy!
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    <%@ Language=VBScript %><%Option Explicit 'require variables be explicitly declared.'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Filename: Default.asp''Purpose: Displays the home page of the Intranet. ''Inputs: Section''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Response.Buffer=True%><!-- #INCLUDE VIRTUAL="/i2/Library/intranet_library.asp" --><!-- #INCLUDE VIRTUAL="/i2/Applications/PRLibrary.asp" --><%'ConstantsConst intRECENT_NEWS_TO_DISPLAY = 3Call Main()Sub Main... (variable declarations)Call DisplayHomePage(adoConnection, strEmployeeNumber, strEmpDept, strEmpVPID)... (other code)Function DisplayHomePage(adoConnection, strEmployeeNumber, strEmpDept, strEmpVPID)%><!--Navigation Footer--></td></tr></table><table CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0" WIDTH="440" BORDER="0" ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="TOP"><tr><td WIDTH="435" ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="TOP" COLSPAN="3"></td></tr><TR height=6><TD></TD></TR><%End Function My first errors are generated in the DisplayHomePage function: on </td>: Cannot switch views: this end tag has no start tag. The start tags for them are located in the "/i2/Library/intranet_library.asp".I am using VS2005.Thanks!
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    I know this is a pretty newbie question, but I just got hired by a small company with an advanced website. Their site is mostly in .asp, but they have been here forever and hardcoded all the .asp. I, however, want to use the GUI and create my pages faster, so here's my problem:When I try to switch to design view, I get the error "can not switch to design view because of errors in the page". I check all the cannot switch errors and correct the easy ones. The ones I can't correct are those that say "</table> cannot come before <table>" and "<html> not found in file". The reason you don't find the html tag is because it is in the toolbar that scrolls the top of every page. Browsers know this because the server includes them with <!-- #include "default_intranet_library_toolbar.asp..." etc. (Every intranet page is also on my machine in inetpub/wwwroot/... etc. and that's how I access them via browser: http://localhost/intranet/... etc.Surely, there's a solution. How do I get .NET to work it out like my browser can do?First post and thanks for any replies
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