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I have a variable top.objA<br />
This top.objA contains the name of one of the many objects I use. This objA has additional information. . I can't load all information about all objects from the beginning, cause I would lose far too much performance. I don't want to use server-side scripting. Now I want to load the additional information by loading a small html-file with javacript to load extra information about objA.<br />
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something like <br />
top.someframe.location.hre<wbr />f=path+obj<wbr />A+&quot;.html&quot;<br />
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so I can put all the information in seperate files and only have to load 1 for a specefic object.<br />
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So my question is, how can I load a html-file that doesn't become visible, so I can run a small Javascript, whose filename is based on the value of variables in Javascript.<br />
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I have a variable top.objA
This top.objA contains the name of one of the many objects I use. This objA has additional information. . I can't load all information about all objects from the beginning, cause I would lose far too much performance. I don't want to use server-side scripting. Now I want to load the additional information by loading a small html-file with javacript to load extra information about objA.

something like 
top.someframe.location.href=path+objA+".html"

so I can put all the information in seperate files and only have to load 1 for a specefic object.

So my question is, how can I load a html-file that doesn't become visible, so I can run a small Javascript, whose filename is based on the value of variables in Javascript.




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