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asp_web_howto thread: Included HTML File Parsing
Message #1 by "Chris R. Thompson" <cthompson@n...> on Thu, 14 Feb 2002 15:12:29 -0700
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Anybody know how in ASP to open a file up and parse through it and
include most of the lines. I need to include an HTML file into an ASP
page, but when the page is included into my ASP page (the included HTML
file is from a different folder), the links to the pictures are relative
to the ASP page where in reality they are correctly in relevance with
the HTML page path. I simply wanted to open it up and parse through it
and look for IMG tabs and add the folder name in to adjust for this.
Any ideas other than this that may be of help are greatly appreciated.
This HTML file is a page generated from a user base who would not be
able to go in and modify the HTML, nor can I modify the product
producing the images. Thanks in advance.
Chris
Message #2 by "Ken Schaefer" <ken@a...> on Fri, 15 Feb 2002 17:15:11 +1100
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You could use the File System Object to read in the file. Place the contents
into a variable, and then do a Replace() on it.
That said, is there any way you could get the creator of the HTML to use
_absolute_ references rather than _relative_ references, because this would
solve your problem straight away.
Cheers
Ken
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From: "Chris R. Thompson" <cthompson@n...>
Subject: [asp_web_howto] Included HTML File Parsing
Anybody know how in ASP to open a file up and parse through it and
include most of the lines. I need to include an HTML file into an ASP
page, but when the page is included into my ASP page (the included HTML
file is from a different folder), the links to the pictures are relative
to the ASP page where in reality they are correctly in relevance with
the HTML page path. I simply wanted to open it up and parse through it
and look for IMG tabs and add the folder name in to adjust for this.
Any ideas other than this that may be of help are greatly appreciated.
This HTML file is a page generated from a user base who would not be
able to go in and modify the HTML, nor can I modify the product
producing the images. Thanks in advance.
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Message #3 by Greg Griffiths <greg.griffiths@g...> on Tue, 19 Feb 2002 19:30:12 +0000
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Use the FSO to read all the file in and then use INSTR etc to parse the string.
At 15:12 14/02/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Anybody know how in ASP to open a file up and parse through it and
>include most of the lines. I need to include an HTML file into an ASP
>page, but when the page is included into my ASP page (the included HTML
>file is from a different folder), the links to the pictures are relative
>to the ASP page where in reality they are correctly in relevance with
>the HTML page path. I simply wanted to open it up and parse through it
>and look for IMG tabs and add the folder name in to adjust for this.
>Any ideas other than this that may be of help are greatly appreciated.
>This HTML file is a page generated from a user base who would not be
>able to go in and modify the HTML, nor can I modify the product
>producing the images. Thanks in advance.
>
>Chris
>
>
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