Re: Running ASP pages offline on any machine
- From: Lucas Tam <REMOVEnntp@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 17:03:42 GMT
"Carl Gilbert" <mr_carl_gilbert@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:euKie.13079$Pi3.5858@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> Hi, cheers for the reply
>
> I suppose that could be an option, the only problem is that I know
> virtually no java script.
>
> Would it just be a case of swapping out the code for similar
> JavaScript? What I am doing is providing a grid of thumb nails and
> then allowing the user to click on the image which then displays it
> full size. The user can then navigate through the images.
More or less yes - I would go with the Javascript route because:
1. Javascript is built into IE
2. Security restrictions on the client side may prevent the ASP plugin
from being loaded
3. Javascript is "free" : )
> Let me know if you want a more complete post of my code if you think
> that JavaScript will be vastly easier to implement with minimal
> re-engineering.
Javascript will definately be easier to deploy.
The only advantage ASP would have is in database access - you can't
really do that with Javascript.
In anycase, give Javascript a go - if you're a decent programmer, it
won't take you long to learn javascript (maybe a couple days... or a
week).
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