OK this is good.
If the file loads only the section between the body tags could I create
a file like this
and have it work:
<body>
some HTML
</body>
Or do I have to have a fully compliant HTML page with HEAD, TITLE, BODY
?
Richard Bennett wrote:
>
> > In looking through the examples (Christopher's) at richard's site,
> > referencing setURL(), one example lists the file extension when setURL()
> > or getURL() is selected and one does not.
> That's because one of the files had an extension on the server, one didn't.
> You have to call the exact file name, with extension if it has one.
>
> > Also what is read from the URL, is it the complete file or what is
> > between the body tags like Pemberton's stuff?
> It's basically what is rendered to the browser, so the body, without
> javascript .
>
> > In all the examples the files loaded seem to be raw text files. May I
> > load HTML, or is this what Michaels widget is for?
> You can load any html content.
> If you want to load plain text files like in the examples, you have to add
> <pre></pre> around your text to keep line breaks, and tabs.
>
> > Also where is documentation on setURL() and getURL()? I could not seem
> > to find it in the Dynapi documentation. Is this a widget function?
> These belong to loadpanel.
>
> Cheers,
> Richard Bennett
>
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