I use a lot of debug statements in VBScript code when I'm debugging. For example

response.write("varTestVariable = " & varTestVariable & "<BR>")

This is a lot of typing and I almost always forget one quote or another. So I thought creating a sub to do this with less typing would be great. I created the following sub.

Sub Debug(pasVariable)
response.write(pasVariable.text & " = " & pasVariable & "<BR>")
End Sub

What I would like to do is first display the variable name and then its value. My question is is there any way to get the text property of a variable in VBScript in addition to the value property? If I can get this, I only need to type in the variable name. Otherwise I need to do more typing.

Thanks in advance for your help!

I really don't think you can do it unfortunately.... I could be wrong but I don't think so...

Good idea though.

Perhaps check this out:

Using the Eval and Execute Functions - 3/3/2000
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/030300-1.shtml

I use

Sub Writeit(This,That)
'Just put this in to test if right data
' being passed
response.write "<B>" & this & "</B> = [<I>" & That &"</I>]<BR>"
End Sub