<div>In order to relieve the pressure on the server side, large websites currently use static pages, some of which are dynamically updated through AJAX technology. This article is a new technology channel. The editor of the Wrong New Technology Channel teaches you how to generate static pages in ASP. Let’s learn about it together! </div><div><span><u>Copy the code</u></span> The code is as follows:</div><div id="code86675"><br><%<br>if SaveFile("/htm/list.htm","http://www.xxx.com/asp/list.asp") then<br>Response.write "Created"<br>else<br>Response.write "Not generated"<br>end if<br><br>function SaveFile(LocalFileName,RemoteFileUrl)<br>Dim Ads, Retrieval, GetRemoteData<br>On Error Resume Next<br>Set Retrieval = Server.CreateObject("Microso" & "ft.XM" & "LHTTP")<br>With Retrieval<br>.Open "Get", RemoteFileUrl, False, "", ""<br>.Send<br>GetRemoteData = .ResponseBody<br>End With<br>Set Retrieval = Nothing<br>Set Ads = Server.CreateObject("Ado" & "db.Str" & "eam")<br>With Ads<br>.Type = 1<br>.Open<br>.Write GetRemoteData<br>.SaveToFile Server.MapPath(LocalFileName), 2<br>.Cancel()<br>.Close()<br>End With<br>Set Ads=nothing<br>if err <> 0 then<br>SaveFile = false<br>err.clear<br>else<br>SaveFile = true<br>end if<br>End function<br>%><br>The above is the implementation method of ASP to generate static pages. I believe everyone has a certain understanding. If you want to know more technical information, please continue to pay attention to the wrong new technology channel! </div>