the real solution would be a combination of various methods available at the
moment.
I currently have a method of downloadinf content / code using an applet.
unfortunately, this does not work in NS6 or IE/Mac. This would require an
alternative.
I don't want to go into too much confusing detail without knowing more about
what you are doing. So, if you want more assistance, feel free to email me and
I'll try be more helpful.
Joseph Bui wrote:
> Is it possible to update data on a page without reloading the page from the
> server?
>
> This would be good for a dynamically loading tree control. When the page
> begins, the root of the tree is unexpanded, and no nodes are under the root.
> When the user clicks to expand the root, the browser sends a request to the
> server. The server sends back the data about all the children of the root.
> The browser creates new nodes, adds them to the tree and expands the root
> node.
>
> If you have frames, this can be done by submitting a form in a hidden frame
> and having the HTML page response of the server contain a javascript which
> makes calls into the visible frame to create the new nodes.
>
> I would like to do this without frames because I read that setting images
> across frames doesn't always work in Netscape.
>
> -joe
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