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I am looking for the same solution.
The details are I am fetching a file via ajax, much as you would an iframe. The file opens in an 'ajaxwin' window layer above the parent dhtml document (floating div essentially).
The problem is that if your external page contains a JavaScript that dynamically outputs something on runtime in that page, for example:
That output will not shown up when it's included on the main page via Ajax, as this is a runtime operation, which Ajax isn't (it's asynchronous or dynamic).
Here is a link to a fuller description of the issue:
Populating DHTML Widget window.
This will be interesting if someone knows what to do with this ;^)
Cheers,
TwoHawks
The details are I am fetching a file via ajax, much as you would an iframe. The file opens in an 'ajaxwin' window layer above the parent dhtml document (floating div essentially).
The problem is that if your external page contains a JavaScript that dynamically outputs something on runtime in that page, for example:
document.write("My name is John")Here is a link to a fuller description of the issue:
Populating DHTML Widget window.
This will be interesting if someone knows what to do with this ;^)
Cheers,
TwoHawks
The problem is that different information exists on different computers.
When JS writes something dynamic, the client computer knows this, but the server computer can't see it.
Meanwhile, the server computer can see only the original version of the page, so that is what it uses.
You need ONE server-side program handling all of the operations.
When JS writes something dynamic, the client computer knows this, but the server computer can't see it.
Meanwhile, the server computer can see only the original version of the page, so that is what it uses.
You need ONE server-side program handling all of the operations.
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