>A perhaps more suitable solution would be to use a frameset, and return
> >the response in a textarea wrapper (like what you said in number 2, but
> >using a frame not a loadpanel). NS4 can get the contents of a textarea.
I am not sure that I understand : I create a frameset with an invisible
frame. The invisible frame HTML is going to change over the time with the
output generated by an ASP script. That output has to contain whatever
information needed to dispatch the results to the destination layers on the
other frame.
1- But how do I send a request (using JavaScript) to the ASP script in a
manner that will change the HTML in the invisible frame? With a LoadPanel I
just call 'setURL'. Remember that I need some queueing mecanism so that all
request reach the server at some time
2- Upon HTML reception how the invisible frame can get to life and start
dispatching the results? Using the onLoad event?
Thanks!
Frederick Samson
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