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Mar 28.2007

Is it possible to have part (a section) of a website in another one.

EG – there is a league table that is on a site that i want, i don’t want to have a link to the entire site (or page where the table is). I’d rather be able to just take the section of their page and have it built into my page (therefore i wouldn’t need to update the league table as they would be doing it)

PS – i have permission from the other site to get their content

If someone knows how can they please point me in the right direction, thanks

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@Corey_BryantMar 28.2007 — Is this being read from a database? if so, you might see if they can RSS it for you. Otherwise, you can look into things like ASPtear if your server supports it. A frame would pull the entire page so that probably would not work well for you either.

But just HTML won't really be able to help you (unless you wanted to use the frame)
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@WebJoelMar 28.2007 — Maybe you could use the <object> tag?

<object type="text/html" data="[B]h t t p://w w w.-address-[I]dot[/I]-com/page#[/B]" style="width:?px; height:?px;"></object>

inserted into your page. This however, would show the whole page of the [B]URL[/B], -maybe with some work you could get 'just the part' you wanted?

I used this sometimes to access a client's calendar, which is hosted from another site, and it inserts the calendar into her site. Note that a default vertical scrollbar will be present, -even if the scrollbar is 'grayed out'. This is supposed to be an accessibility feature (always have scrollbar).

If I am not mistaken, RSS only works if the client site and the source are in the same domain(??, -could be mistaken). -Some 'security' concern...
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@ray326Mar 29.2007 — Your best bet would be to parse out the desired content on your server then use an SSI technique to include it in your page. Second best would be to do that process on the browser using Javascript ala AJAX/Inner Browsing.
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@oo7mlauthorMar 29.2007 — thanks guys...
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