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Good point I mean the latter. client->server->client' Thanks carl

Is their anyway for one web page to use JavaScript from a remote html page? By this I mean not using frames and not using .js files. I am virtually sure the answer is 'no' but thought I would see if some clever person had found a way to do this. Carl

Actually you can open a Java applet with a text editor and extract quite a bit of hidden information by doing so.

I don't disagree much with anything recently said but I will make two points. Yes credit cards numbers and the such should not be stored client side. In physics the calculations are the answer and that was what I am protecting. If I knew C++ they probably could be done server side but not with...

The file is not a simple text file it involves many very complicated calculations and different ones for each student. It is in slow when you are having 100s of student hits per minute.What is 'ideal' is what works well and this works well.Actually I think client side is the way to go whenever...

The users pay well for this (fortunately). That is the 4th book I have done for them. Originally I did it server side but at times of heavy use it was SLOOOW so I went client side and the customers were very happy. Also I sell the tool to create these tests and it is selling well and used many...

You might want to hide the code if it contained answers to questions, for example. Of course, you might want do other things to disquise the answers also. If you want to see my example at work go to www.prenhall.com/walkerphysics select any chapter and go to practice problems. BTW I wrote a...

tanderso wrote " For instance, they could see that you are using a frameset, copy the URL for your "hidden" frame, and paste it in their address bar. There is *NO* way to "lock away" your source." Not true. The method I described above can be gotten around but not...

There is a way, not perfect but pretty good. Put your code in a 1 pixel frame (You can try zero but some browsers don't like that), and everything else in a second frame. Include in the first frame the following function to run onLoad: function shut(){ if(parent.document.title ==...

I almost certain that I read somewhere that you could now use JavaScript to copy/paste under certain restricted conditions. If this is correct does anyone know where I can find documentation?