SpeedScript : Using <META> and <!--WSMETA --> tags
Using <META> and <!--WSMETA --> tags
WebSpeed supports <META> tags and <!--WSMETA--> custom tags to specify how an embedded SpeedScript file is to be preprocessed. These tags provide two types of information:
Whether (and how) a SpeedScript include file or a procedure file (Web object) is generated from the embedded SpeedScript file
How the embedded SpeedScript Web object outputs HTTP header information
The following sections describe how to specify this information using <META> tags. However, some authoring tools allow you to specify <META> tags only in the header section (starting with the <HEAD> tag) of a Web page. If you are writing an HTML file fragment that is part of a Web page body, there is no place to include <META> tags, especially for file type information. WebSpeed provides the <!--WSMETA--> custom tag to work around this.
To use this WebSpeed tag in an embedded SpeedScript file, include the same options in the <!--WSMETA--> custom tag that you ordinarily include in the <META> tag. The <!--WSMETA--> custom tags are preprocessed exactly like <META> tags.
In the following sections, you can replace <META> tag references with <!--WSMETA--> tag references unless notified otherwise.
Whether (and how) a SpeedScript include file or a procedure file (Web object) is generated from the embedded SpeedScript file
