I have a page that is being created dynamically from a .dll that receives input from a previous page. I don't have access to change to the .dll to edit the page that is being sent back... so I would like to know how I can get access to the resulting page, after it's created by the .dll, and reformat/edit it before it is displayed to the screen. How would I do this?
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You can access any actual file on the machine (if that's what you mena by "page") using the FileSystemObject.
But, to do this, you'd need to get a reference to the file name.
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.Fi
Set objNewFile = objFSO.GetFile(Server.Mapp
and now objNewFile is of a TextStream object type. You can use all of the following methods:
.Read
.ReadLine
.ReadAll
.Write
.WriteLine
Hope this helps?
well if that's the case, you'll need to perform a lot of string functions on the returned output. Instead of writing the result direct to the page, place it in a variable, and do things with that variable:
strFullText = object.action(parameters)
strFirstHalf = Left(strFullText, (Len(strFullText) / 2))
strSecondHalf = Right(strFullText, ((Len(strFullText) / 2) + 1), -1)
Response.Write strFirstHalf & " : " & strSecondHalf
Just look for vbscript string functions in MSDN.
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by: ZvikaPosted on 2001-12-10 at 22:59:14ID: 6671704
How is that DLL being activate?
From where is it being called?
Where the result page is sent to?