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Yes, You can grab the contents of other web
pages using Perl,
but an easier way would be to use a language called Rebol;
less than 700KB, and you don’t have to install it simply have the
executable in the same directory as your script. You can accomplish this in about four
lines of code. Go to www.rebol.com. If you don’t have 30 minutes
to an hour to get the basics of Rebol, I will send
you an example, once you say you have looked at it. Anthony Franklin, Network
Engineer Information Technology
Services University of West
Florida Pensacola, Florida 32514 850.474.3243 -----Original Message----- Greetings all: Like other folks, I maintain an MS
database with detailed equipment information that is handy when
troubleshooting. I have played around with the devicedetails.asp page and
successfully made links to an ASP page on an IIS server with the device name to
display the appropriate data. However, I was wondering if anyone had found a
way to include this information directly in the devicedetails.asp page instead
of a link. Unfortunately, the WUG web server will not process SQL queries and,
according to the WUG support folks, there are no plans to add that
functionality anytime soon. Is there a way to do this with
_javascript_ so the browser would grab the ASP page and include it when parsing
the devicedetails page? Any hints would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tom Harwell 480-675-5554 Office 480-675-7554 FAX |
- [WhatsUp Forum] Include HTML/ASP pages Harwell, Tom
- Anthony Franklin
