Loading asp pages from within an asp page

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Perpetually perplexed

I am trying to have 1, of 2 license.asp pages loaded transparently. I want to
direct the user to a page(asp, html, aspx....) and have either license1.asp
or, license2.asp loaded automatically. I know very little about scripting. Do
I need to do this using VB, VBScript, or, can I simply do it using html?

Thanks!
 
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Mike Mueller

Implementation of this could be done relatively easy in asp or aspx,as it
would be a simple include.

The question is what is needed to determine if license1 or license2 is
displayed?
 
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Perpetually perplexed

Thanks, Mike. That makes sense. I'm not sure where in the chain the decision
is made. This is the issuance of a DRM license. WMP v.11 routes the user to
Authorize.net, which routes them back to this page that will offer-up the 2
possibilities. I know that when I am routed to the correct license, it
automatically loads which leads me to believe that the decision is made by
WMP or, the DRM server(EZDRM).
Could you demonstrate the 'include' statement syntax as I am not saavy to
this?

Thanks, again.
 
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Mike Mueller

I actually changed my mind on how to do this. Instead of using an include on
the page, I would have the page do a redirect based on the information
coming back from WMP or EZDRM. You would probably want to contact EZDRM or
you may want to visit a Windows Media Newsgroup (& Neil over there) who may
be better able to help you
 
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Perpetually perplexed

Thanks again, Mike. I might do that.

Mike Mueller said:
I actually changed my mind on how to do this. Instead of using an include on
the page, I would have the page do a redirect based on the information
coming back from WMP or EZDRM. You would probably want to contact EZDRM or
you may want to visit a Windows Media Newsgroup (& Neil over there) who may
be better able to help you
 

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