一个投票系统的源程序(coveryourasp.com)

SurveyDescr.asp
<!--#include file = "include/Startup.asp"-->
<!--#include file = "utils/Survey.asp"-->

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//
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// (see Footer(), documented in SSI.asp for details on how to do this)
//
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// output relevant meta tags
Init( "Survey your readers" );

// output common top of page
Header( Survey your readers );

// output page content
Content ( );

// output common bottom of page
Footer( );

// ============================================
// the content of this page - every page has a function Content that
// is called above.
// ============================================
function Content ( )
{
   Out ( <td colspan=2 width="80%" valign="top"> );

      // if the survey hasnt been submitted yet...
      if ( !Request.Form.Count )
      {
         //...display some blah, blah
         Out ( Finally, surveys come to CoverYourASP! Ive been wanting to ask you guys and gals
questions for a long time, and now I can. Its up to you if you want to answer of course! );

         Out ( <p>Of course, the real benefit to you is that if you tell me what you like Ill probably
provide it. If you send in your <a href="Donate.asp">donations</a> the probability increases rather
dramatically! );

         Out ( <p>Take the example survey below if you have the time and inclination. I plan to post more
in a special survey category, and start offering incentives to take them. );

         Out ( <p>Afterwards, look at the code. I think youll be surprised how simple it is to create
surveys with this code. This page has one function call in it, with just one parameter - the name of the
survey! All questions, answers and results are stored in the database. );
      }

      // show the survey, or process its input
      ProcessSurvey ( Who are you and what do you think? );