On 15 Jul 98, at 16:45, Javilk wrote:

> > Javilk wrote (among other things):
> > >      You know what I miss on the web? The ability to make marginal
> > >      notes
> > > and highlight passages that _I_ find of interest. That, and dog-ear
> > > specific pages so I can find this or that line of text again. (That's
> > > one thing we did right on my browser -- saving the cursor and screen
> > > position.  We did a lot of things wrong, too!)

Hey, you guys are thinking my ideas. Stop it.

I saw our marketing people just browsing the net. They would read urls from a 
newspaper and then type them in a browser and then visit and sort of note what 
was what. What a waste I thought.

I almost had it. But the javascript would not give me the url of the bottom frame.

I created a page which created 3 frames. 2 on top and one big one on the 
bottom.  You could enter a url in the top left frame and click a button and it 
would open in the bottom frame. If you wanted to save that url then you click 
another button.  And this is where it begins.

You click a button which gets the url of the bottom window -- (sure easy if you 
manually enter every url but the idea is to surf and just grab an url that you 
don't even know what it is).

Given the url of the bottom window you open a cgi that uses LWP to get that 
url and then parse the file (seek all email addresses and other stuff). I then 
creates a new window that is a form for that url. You have the url, the title of the 
page, all email addresses,  and a version of the page without the html.  The 
marketer then just edits what he wants out of that form and clicks on a button 
and all that data goes into a rdbms.

I just haven't found out how to get that url (I don't want to go manual). The cgi 
with LWP is simple.

Does anyone know how to use javascript to get that url. I got a security error.

Peter















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