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It's an often-requested
You can Web Fetch by using
This tutorial is intented to
This article describes how to
feature these days. The
just ASP! Even if you have
learn you how it is possible
put ASPWire's news feed onto
ability to be able to grab
little experience with HTML
to retrieve the content of a
your Web site. The steps
and parse a web-page on
or ASP, you will completely
remote webpage on the fly
are: Get the raw news data
someone else's server.
understand how to Web Fetch
with ASP. Something that can
from a given ASP page (no
Corporate clients like to
with the best! Imagine the
be very usefull in order to
more than 4 times a day),
show their current share
ability to place dynamic
parse and search for
create an ASP file with the
price. Link indexes like to
content in your website such
information that could be
formatted news in it, and
grab title, meta tags and
as news, horoscopes,
shared with others or in
#include it on your page.
content. It's a nifty thing.
weather, lottery, traffic
order to send the content of
Here's how it's done, using
reports, music charts and
a webpage via mail!
two different components.
much more! The possibilities
are truly endless with Web
Fetching! All you need is
the desire to add content to
your website! How many times
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found content which would be
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visitors? Now get the
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using "Connect Scripts
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This includes auction,
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news web fetching scripts!
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This tutorial will show you
This article illustrates how
how to use XMLHTTP Object to
to create a news feed Web
request a page to a remote
service in classic ASP. The
address from your server.
Web service created is
Some copy and paste examples
extremely light-weight,
are included in the tutorial.
requiring minimal Web server
requriements. Basically, it
uses a light-weight,
cilent-side JavaScript file.
Date: May, 06 2002 Date: Dec, 17 2001 |