I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do. From the client you can use AJAX callbacks to retrieve server side data from another url.
If you call a client script from the page you can have the server inject HTML into the page using document.write()...
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Subject line pretty much says it all. I'm trying to integrate/replace some existing code and I'm having to reverse engineer some server functionality. One thing that's giving me fits is trying to duplicate some HTML that calls a javascript file. All I can see is the HTML output but it calls the file like:
I'm sure the server side is inserting the equivalent of the javascript getTime() at the end of the script reference because everything inside the javascript file is about time syncing with the server and such.
Anyone have any ideas? I've considered using wwHTTP to hit a webpage that returns getTime() in plaintext but that seems "wrong" somehow.
EDIT: Forgot wwHTTP can't execute javascript... DOH!
EDIT: Looks like I can use the MSScriptControl. Nice.
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