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Getting JavaScript from a server
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14/02/2002 08:25:20
David Fluker
NGIT - Centers For Disease Control
Decatur, Georgie, États-Unis
 
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ASP.NET
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00618531
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Claude,

I'm using ASP for my tests because I have easy access to an IIS server, though we'll be using JSP for the code in the actual project. I'll double check what I have to make sure it is all JavaScript.
Do you return the JavaScript the same way you'd return HTML, just being sure that it's all JavaScript?

Thanks,
David.

>David, whatever you return in that SRC must be pure JavaScript code. We actually create the JavaScript in VFP dynamically and return it in the SRC...
>
>>I have a requirement to populate the city, state, and county fields based upon the zip code. Using a submit repositions the page when it is redrawn and thus fails the usability test. I have seen websites that load JavaScripts built on the fly by using the SRC= to fill page items dynamically. Here is a sample of such a call with the actual server name removed.
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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript" SRC="http://somesite.com/cgi-local/page?getData+js">
>></SCRIPT>
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>>When I do it on my server, I get the "Do you want to Run this program or Save it to disk" dialog.
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>>My question: What do I need in the return document so the Javascript runs in the browser when arrives?
>>
>>*Or* does someone have another suggestion to populate the city, state and county from the user entered zip code?
>>
>>Thanks,
David.
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