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Hi,
I was wondering, is it possbile to do this:
say for instance I have the following URLs:
1) http://www.msn.com
2) http://www.yahoo.com
3) http://www.google.com
to display the content of those site on a single page?
like
-------------------------
content of msn here
-------------------------
content of yahoo here
--------------------------
content of goole here
--------------------------
Please do not use frame or iframe, javascript will do.
Nicolas
I was wondering, is it possbile to do this:
say for instance I have the following URLs:
1) http://www.msn.com
2) http://www.yahoo.com
3) http://www.google.com
to display the content of those site on a single page?
like
-------------------------
content of msn here
-------------------------
content of yahoo here
--------------------------
content of goole here
--------------------------
Please do not use frame or iframe, javascript will do.
Nicolas
Options.-
1.-Using a component(any language) to show one page and you can make many instance of this object in the
same page.
2.-Putting in a static content 2 of the 3pages and include them in the page.
3.-In some language create a dinamic form the page reading from the three stream
and create a page from these 3 streams."ASP,JSP,ETC"
1.-Using a component(any language) to show one page and you can make many instance of this object in the
same page.
2.-Putting in a static content 2 of the 3pages and include them in the page.
3.-In some language create a dinamic form the page reading from the three stream
and create a page from these 3 streams."ASP,JSP,ETC"
Without frames / iframes this will be very tough if not impossible: most websites have headers that need to be processed seperately, i.e. you can't just mix them all up into one single page. The headers contain everything from titles, CSS (layout-information), scripts, etc. Even retrieving them all through a component (as mentioned above) will not work (at least not cleanly).
The clean solution would be to use frames or iframes. Another possibility would be to use screenshots of the websites (this would retain the layout, but would not allow any interaction).
Sorry :)
John
The clean solution would be to use frames or iframes. Another possibility would be to use screenshots of the websites (this would retain the layout, but would not allow any interaction).
Sorry :)
John
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iframe/frame would have worked nicely, but for some reason it doesn't retain user login/password via cookies.
ASKER
screen shot will not works at least not the way I want them.
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Likewise you could use a browser like Opera, which allows you to have "tile pages" in your browser window (i.e. make a split window and load the sites into different parts). You can try Opera out for free (with ads) or buy it for something like USD $39.
John
John
Any luck so far? :)
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