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I think before I start off with the question I’ll explain the situation… It’ll make more sense that way (hopefully). ?
I’ve been asked to create a dashboard HTML page that will include charts generated in other HTML pages.
Each of the charts in those HTML pages (there are approximately 6 different pages) are only loaded when that particular HTML page is loaded, once that particular HTML page is closed, the chart no longer exists. I was thinking if whether it is possible to read the content in any one of those particular HTML pages and re-creating the chart and displaying it in the dashboard.htm page.
The first thing I was going to try and do was to grab a single line from a table in that HTML page and write it to the new dashboard htm page. But after much failed google search attempts I’ve resorted to actually seeking professional help in a forum. So my first question is, is it possible using JavaScript to read the content in any of those particular HTML pages in the dashboard html page?
Maybe something like this?
html page name: chocolate.htm
[code=html]
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<p id=”test”>Some text here</p>
</body>
</html>
[CODE]
var thePage = document.open(‘chocolate.htm’);
alert(thePage.getElementById(‘test’));