PaulBarbeau
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I would like some code in VB or Javascript that will load some content from another website. Anyone have or seen any?
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iframe works in IE but not netscape but that is what i am trying to do
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You want to get an html page somewhere on the web and then put it within your own page, right ?
Then you'll got put the code you've retrieved INTO an HTML object in your page.
At this point, you've got two options :
either you put it in a frame or iframe
This case is the simplest because these types of containers can hold an entire html page including it's
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tags. In this case, you just have to set the "src" attribute to the url of the page you want to get.
exemple
either you put it in an other kind of container
exemple <DIV>, <SPAN>, <TD>
This is more difficult because you've got to get only the content of the page to display it as no "src='url' is possible for these kinds of tags.
If you want to do it that way, have a look to the "innerHtml" and "innerText" attributes of the document object.
Water is not bad as soon as it stays out human body ;-)
Then you'll got put the code you've retrieved INTO an HTML object in your page.
At this point, you've got two options :
either you put it in a frame or iframe
This case is the simplest because these types of containers can hold an entire html page including it's
Code:
<HTML>
Code:
<SCRIPT>exemple
Code:
<FRAME src="[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.tek-tip.com">[/URL]either you put it in an other kind of container
exemple <DIV>, <SPAN>, <TD>
This is more difficult because you've got to get only the content of the page to display it as no "src='url' is possible for these kinds of tags.
If you want to do it that way, have a look to the "innerHtml" and "innerText" attributes of the document object.
Water is not bad as soon as it stays out human body ;-)
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