Re: Buffering HTML page

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From: Ken Schaefer (kenREMOVE_at_THISadOpenStatic.com)
Date: 03/13/04 

Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 13:16:33 +1100

That should be:
www.careers.unsw.edu.au/careerEd/faq.aspx?show=Location

Typo in my original post

Cheers
Ken

"Ken Schaefer" <kenREMOVE@THISadOpenStatic.com> wrote in message
news:%232RV5OCCEHA.3928@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
: Response.Buffer is not going to help you here.
:
: The problem is that the server knows nothing about the frames - they are
: created on the clientside. The browser is pulling all the pages at the
same
: time, and then doing it's thing.
:
: What you need to do, if you have time-dependant things is to have the
: javascript (in the middle frame) load the page in the lower frame (and
until
: then, maybe just display a blank page). The javascript then, immediately,
: loads the appropriate values into the lower page.
:
: If you want an example, check out this out:
: www.careers.unsw.edu.au/careerEd/faqs.aspx?show=Location
: (the javascript is here):
: www.careers.unsw.edu.au/inc/js/FAQManagement.js
:
: The initial page is loaded.
: Then, if the client supports the w3 DOM, various links are created. Then,
an
: input field is checked to see if it exists, and if it does, certain other
: things happen. All this is called from within the .js file, so nothing
: (theoretically) happens out of order. I haven't fully tested the .js file,
: but it seems to work OK.
:
: Cheers
: Ken
:
:
: "Jon Haakon" <jona@spama.no> wrote in message
: news:2e0fcebf.0403120134.ce43c3f@posting.google.com...
: : Hi,
: :
: : I'm developing a websolution using ASP and DHTML technology that's
: : running on a MS IIS webserver.
: :
: : My solution is frame based with a toolbar on top, a hidden frame for
: : scripts in the middel (all actions run here), and on bottom html pages
: : will be shown. The bottom page contains forms witch is developed with
: : a 3ed party design tool from Acrobat and stored as HTML. It wouldn't
: : be any problem storing these files as html. But the main thing about
: : these files is that we don't want to modify these files because then
: : we have a big task of modifying hundreds of files.
: :
: : My problem is that we have to customize these form html pages with
: : javascript to insert data like addresses and other predefined data
: : which has to be filled in. When the HTML page loads data witch is
: : inserted by the designer as default data is shown first and then 5
: : seconds or so later the customized correct information overwrites this
: : information.
: : I would like to buffer the HTML page so long that the end user doesn't
: : see the default data from the designer, but just show the customized
: : data.
: :
: : "Buffering enabled" is on in the webserver, I've inserted
: : Response.buffer = True in the frame page, top page and middle page,
: : but since the bottom page contains html pages that "can't" be
: : modifyed, I haven't been able to verify that this page is beeing
: : buffered.
: :
: : So I just wounder if there is anyone that can help me find a solution
: : in how to buffer the html page long enough so the end user doesn't see
: : the changes.
: :
: : I will also like to mention that it doesn't work putting the
: : javascript insert in the start of page load because then I get a
: : javascript error saying that the object doesn't excists.
: :
: : And - a solution is to load the html page serverside and find a way to
: : insert the correct data serverside and then write the page to the
: : browser but I find this solution a little bit difficult.
: :
: : Okey - hope there are some clever ASP/DHTML experts out there!
: : In advance thanks for helping!!!
: :
: : Kind regards,
: :
: : Jon Haakon
:
:

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