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[ANNON]

I am trying to open an html document on a html page as a text
variable. So that in a perfect world the code would look like this:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var test = document.open("file.html");
document.write(" " + test + " ");
</SCRIPT>

So basically I would be retrieving the text out of that file, and
using it on the current page I am on a VARIABLE.

Any help will be apreciated.

Thanks,

[kaeli]

In article <9a*************************@posting.google.com> ,
se********@yahoo.com enlightened us with...

I am trying to open an html document on a html page as a text
variable. So that in a perfect world the code would look like this:

Not in a client-side javascript in the default security environment, you
can't.

Solutions that are either not cross-browser, not stictly client-side script,
and/or not default security:
java applet
server-side script to create a javascript text file from the html file
ActiveX
COM
HTA

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[Colin McKinnon]

kaeli wrote:

In article <9a*************************@posting.google.com> ,
se********@yahoo.com enlightened us with...

I am trying to open an html document on a html page as a text
variable. So that in a perfect world the code would look like this:

Not in a client-side javascript in the default security environment, you
can't.

Solutions that are either not cross-browser, not stictly client-side
script, and/or not default security:
java applet
server-side script to create a javascript text file from the html file
ActiveX
COM
HTA

Or open it in a frame / iframe.

C.

[kaeli]

In article <ce******************@news.demon.co.uk>,
co**************@andthis.mms3.com enlightened us with...

kaeli wrote:

In article <9a*************************@posting.google.com> ,
se********@yahoo.com enlightened us with...

I am trying to open an html document on a html page as a text
variable. So that in a perfect world the code would look like this:

Not in a client-side javascript in the default security environment, you
can't.
Solutions that are either not cross-browser, not stictly client-side
script, and/or not default security:
java applet
server-side script to create a javascript text file from the html file
ActiveX
COM
HTA

Or open it in a frame / iframe.

That will not work if the content is outside the domain of the opener
(security error). You can't access the content of a frame from another frame
if it's in a different domain of the script trying to access it. Even a
different protocol would throw the error.

Otherwise it would work in DOM browsers pretty well.

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