If the ultimate user has no web access, then you must do as you suggest...
Be aware that this is not necessarily an easy task, especially if:
the target page varies
the target page frequently changes
the target page includes links to other pages, which, in turn, contains
links to other pages... ad infinitum
the target page(s) contain links other than "<a href=..." (javascript,
image maps, metatags, etc).
If this is true, essentially you will be writing a pseudo-browser.
HTH
Dick
At 2:04 PM +0000 12/4/00, Adam Reynolds wrote:
>We have a problem where your average user does not have web access.
>
>We need to deliver a page from an external web site intact (graphics in
>tact) to an internal user...
>
>Am I right in saying that I will need to get the original page, then
>retrieve and store each of the individual image components locally, then
>replace all instances of one image link with the newly saved image, then
>deliver the page to the end user with the new links in tact?
>
>Or am I just going way ot and there is a simple flag to do this?
>
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