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Originally posted by Greg
Well, I tried both PHP and ASP before, and I kinda like PHP better myself  One more question: how to use classes in ASP.Net code on Brinkster? If I just put them with the rest of the code like this
Code:
<script runat=server>
Sub Page_Load()...
End Sub
...
Class MyClass
...
End Class
</script>
It puts the class inside the page main class, and usually this screws things up. And codebehind does not work on Brinkster. I tried using the <%@ Assembly %> directive too... 
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Beats me really, I just use functions, no classes or whatnot. (That's why all my sites from them are dull).