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<0> not sure if this is on topic or not... but... trying to clean up my lists.. whenever I use a conditional statement, I end up with extra lines being created in the source. the lines will disappear if i write the statement inline (all on one line) but that makes for ugly scripts... any ideas?
<1> your lists?
<0> yeah
<0> for eg... if i had <li> alksfdjaljf</ li> now i end up with <li> alskfjd
<0> </li>
<0> i guess what im wondering is if there is some method of removing whitespace on parseing
<1> parsing by what?
<1> you mean you have script blocks with ifs in them <% if this then %>
<1> and your end if below etc
<2> hello... where can i find a short tutorial that will be able to swiftly convert my skills in ASP to ASP.NET ??
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<4> EpsilonX none =), asp.net is a different beast
<4> get vs2005, get a good book
<4> and start learning
<4> make sure you are using controls, and code behind
<4> you should not have any code (logic) in your .aspx pages
<4> and join #asp.net
<4> does anyone have portishead albums?
<4> Irwin fans 'in revenge attacks' http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5338118.stm
<5> Hi - I am trying to loop through the contents of a \n delimited text file - and compare them to the contents of a database
<5> whats the best practice for something like this?
<5> nested loop?
<6> sPOOkah: you can read the textfile using ADODB
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