Hi. I was wondering if someone here could help. I have a simple javascript client-side web site. On many sites, you see a little 'new' or 'updated' icon after recently modified hyperlinks. To simulate this feature, my html pages add code such as <a href="home.htm">Home<span class="updated"></span></a>. When such a page loads, it has onload=js code that checks all the spans.getAttribute("href") references. With an array of page names/dates (from an external js file) if a link < 90 days and has a <span class='new'>, I do a spans.innerHTML = "<img src='new.gif'>".
I want to redo this logic. With my array of page names/dates I could just check all the <a href> links on a page, appending the <img src> to each innerHTML that has a link < 90 days old (I could also do something with the arrays to let the code whether the href is 'new' or 'updated'). This would avoid having to add <span> code to the html page. Of course I still need to onload=js code, but I was thinking. Could I do an asp script as a preprocessor?
My web site is framed. If I call home.htm from the frame main, is it possbile to execute an asp script that would read the file home.htm, add the little 'new' and 'updated' icons, then deliver the final home.htm page?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated...Dennis
