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NewPage.TemplateDB = "Data Source=MyDatabase.mdb;Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;"

SQL

NewPage.TemplateDB = "PROVIDER=SQLOLEDB;Data
Source=localhost;UID=myuserid;PWD=mypassword;DATABASE=mydatabase"

NewPage.TemplateType = GetRemoteFile

This property will use the XML parser to retreive the defined
template in NewPage.TemplateLocation via the HTTP GET protocol

Remote File via "POST"

NewPage.TemplateType = PostRemoteFile

This property will use the XML parser to retreive the defined
template in NewPage.TemplateLocation via the HTTP POST protocol

Local File

NewPage.TemplateType = LocalFile

This property will use the FSO (File System Object) to retreive
the defined template in NewPage.TemplateLocation

Data Base Record

NewPage.TemplateType = DBFile

This property will tell the class that the value in NewPage.TemplateLocation
is a SQL query and to retreive a record from the database via
ADODB.Recordset. (NewPage.TemplateLocation must be a SQL query)

This property will use the value assigned to it and post
it to the remote file specified in NewPage.TemplateLocation
= "[File Location]".

NewPage.TemplateType = Request.Form("MyFormField")

Posted Data via Set Value

NewPage.TemplateType = "MyFormField=Test"

NewPage.TemplateLocation = "http://www.mysite.com/layout/template.asp"

For remote file retrieval all paths must be fully qualified
URL's

With .TemplateType set to LocalFile

NewPage.TemplateLocation = "../layout/Template.txt"

For local files all paths must be realitive to the class.asp
file. If the class file is in the root and the template file
is one directory down then the path would be "mypath/myfile.txt"

With .TemplateType set to DBRecord

NewPage.TemplateLocation = "Select Layout from TblHTMl Where ID =1"

To retreive a record from a data base place a SQL query in the .TemplateLocation. field name in the query is unimportant as the class will return the first column of the first row retrieved regardless of name of column and number of rows returned.

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>",
ProvidedData, "My text to replace token", ""
Token is
a user defined element, what ever value is given will be looked
for in the main template and replaced with what ever value is
assigned for that paticular token.

NOTE: token's are case insensitive, so if the template has a token
called <##MyToken##> and the add token for the template has
<##mytoken##> the class will make a match between the two.

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>", ProvidedData,
"My text to replace token", ""

The ProvidedData token type will replace the specified token
with the text provided in [Replace Token With]. The preceding
example will look for '<##MyToken##> in the template and replace
it with 'My text to replace token'. When using ProvidedData
as the [Token Type] the [Replace Token With] value must be enclosed
in double quotes.

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>", GetRemote,
"http://www.mysite.com/mypage.asp", ""

When the [Token Type] is GetRemote the class will retreive the
file specified via the HTTP GET protocol and find the token
within the template and replace it with the content of the page
retrieved.

PostRemote

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>", PostRemote,
"http://www.mysite.com/mypage.asp", "MyFormField=Test"

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>", PostRemote,
"http://www.mysite.com/mypage.asp", Request.Form("MyFormField")

When the [Token Type] is PostRemote the class will retreive the
file specified via the HTTP POST protocol and find the token
within the template and replace it with the content of the page
retrieved.

When using GetRemote the [Post Data] will be posted to the file
location specified in [Replace Token With]. The form fields
can be from the Request.Form collection or a set string.

DBFile

NewPage.AddToken "<##MyToken##>", DBFile,
"Select MyTokenData from TblHTML Where ID = 21", ""

To retreive a record from a data base place a SQL query in the [Replace Token With]. field name in the query is unimportant as the class will return the first column of the first row retrieved regardless of name of column and number of rows returned.