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aspx_beginners thread: FOR EACH ...NEXT STATEMENT


Message #1 by "ASEEM" <ASEEMNIRAV@Y...> on Thu, 4 Jan 2001 06:23:38 -0000

wanted support.....



for each ....next   statement is not working as i think 

					 it should have

					 

if i write code



<%



dim a(5)



for x=0 to 5

a(x)=x+5

next



for each y in a

response.write y

response.write a(y) & "<br>"

next



%>



the initial value of y is 5 and increments by 1

-------------------------

if i type the statement y = 0 after first next



<%



dim a(5)



for x=0 to 5

a(x)=x+5

next



y = 0

for each y in a

response.write y

response.write a(y) & "<br>"

next



%>



then also there is no difference in result



and if the code is

<%



dim a(5)



for x=0 to 5

a(x)="aaa"

next



for each y in a

response.write y

response.write a(y) & "<br>"

next



%>



the value of y is shown as aaa and generates type mismatch error



can u help me to understand the working of the statement

for each..next



i am working on 'personal web server'

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(2)

example on pg.284 in wrox 'beginning asp 3' book



<html><head></title>Transfer and execute example</title>

</head>

<body>



<%

response.write "we are on the original page<hr>"

Server.Execute "page1.html"

response.write "<hr>we are back again on the original page<hr>"

Server.Execute "page2.html"

response.write "<hr>we are back again on the orginal page"

%>

</body>

</html>



----

while i try to excute this i get error



Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01b6' 



Object doesn't support this property or method: 'Execute' 



/ccc/executetransfer.asp, line 8 



----

please help...





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