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Started by Eyal Maaravi
Fri, 04 Feb 2000 00:00
tough cookie
Author: Eyal Maaravi
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2000 00:00
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hi, there is a site that searches its own database (the search criteria is submitted via POST method) and returns a result page. what i want i to use the search of the site above, take its result page and analyze it so it would be displayed differently in my site. i know that there is a free component that does exactly what i need. it's called ASPtear and what it does is return a page from a server as a string (and i can even supply POST parameters), but the problem is that i don't have a server of my own, so i can't install DLL's. is there any way to accomplish this using ASP? thanks in advance, Eyal Maaravi
Re: tough cookie
Author: Trevor Best
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 00:00
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I take it you have permission from the owner to rip the pages from this site? Search microsoft for PWS, if you have Win98 or NT then it's on the CDROM already. If you have 95 then you need the "NT 4 Option Pack for Windows 95", this is available for download at Microsoft.com but also came with Visual Studio 6 and NT 4 Service pack CD. -- Sub Form_Current() Me.Requery End Sub Eyal Maaravi <netc1@netvision.net.il> wrote in message news:87eo4a$a8v$1@news.netvision.net.il... > hi, > > there is a site that searches its own database (the search criteria is > submitted via POST method) and returns > a result page. > > what i want i to use the search of the site above, take its result page and > analyze it so it would be displayed > differently in my site. > > i know that there is a free component that does exactly what i need. it's > called ASPtear and what it does > is return a page from a server as a string (and i can even supply POST > parameters), but the problem is > that i don't have a server of my own, so i can't install DLL's. > > is there any way to accomplish this using ASP? > > thanks in advance, > Eyal Maaravi > > > >
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