Hello Mark,
I regularly parse html files when serving dynamic cgi content. For example,
my cgi may read the document and insert the content between the definable
elements you mention. I know that the same can be accomplished with php,
asp, etc...
In my case, the website in question is a purely static (non-changing) site
consisting of html files. Because of this, I can only imagine that an isapi
filter loaded on the webserver would do the trick since it would process
each served html page. But truthfully, I was hoping to find a much simpler
solution, like iFrames for instance. But because of the show stopping
cookie limitation that I mentioned to Travis, I am hoping (and grasping at
straws) that maybe, CSS would somehow help out.
Thanks,
Ben
"mark | r" <> wrote in message
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> "Travis Newbury" <> wrote in message
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> use xml if you can get the content exported in the first place, or use a
> code parser to rip the content between two definable elements and drop it
> into your website - the later is a little slow tho
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> mark
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