Hi,
I'm developing a websolution using ASP and DHTML technology that's
running on a MS IIS webserver.
My solution is frame based with a toolbar on top, a hidden frame for
scripts in the middel (all actions run here), and on bottom html pages
will be shown. The bottom page contains forms witch is developed with
a 3ed party design tool from Acrobat and stored as HTML. It wouldn't
be any problem storing these files as html. But the main thing about
these files is that we don't want to modify these files because then
we have a big task of modifying hundreds of files.
My problem is that we have to customize these form html pages with
javascript to insert data like addresses and other predefined data
which has to be filled in. When the HTML page loads data witch is
inserted by the designer as default data is shown first and then 5
seconds or so later the customized correct information overwrites this
information.
I would like to buffer the HTML page so long that the end user doesn't
see the default data from the designer, but just show the customized
data.
"Buffering enabled" is on in the webserver, I've inserted
Response.buffer = True in the frame page, top page and middle page,
but since the bottom page contains html pages that "can't" be
modifyed, I haven't been able to verify that this page is beeing
buffered.
So I just wounder if there is anyone that can help me find a solution
in how to buffer the html page long enough so the end user doesn't see
the changes.
I will also like to mention that it doesn't work putting the
javascript insert in the start of page load because then I get a
javascript error saying that the object doesn't excists.
And - a solution is to load the html page serverside and find a way to
insert the correct data serverside and then write the page to the
browser but I find this solution a little bit difficult.
Okey - hope there are some clever ASP/DHTML experts out there!
In advance thanks for helping!!!
Kind regards,
Jon Haakon
