It depends on how they've got it setup with the javascript. If it's
basically just a page you can hit via http, then using <cfhttp> would work.
<cfhttp> saves what it retrieves as a variable anyway. No reason you
couldn't save it into APPLICATION scope and refresh it at will. Or use it
on a page with <cfcache>.
Sharon
At 02:18 PM 4/12/2000 -0500, Dave Hannum wrote:
>Ok - I'm outta my realm here, but I need to make it my realm. I have a news
>feed from Moreover that uses JavaScript to incorporate
>it into my page. This works, but is an extremely slow process. (I know
>it's the same for iSyndicate too - I use them other
>places). Is there anyway to grab this info, say hourly, and cache it for my
>use??? Anybody trying anything like this???
>
>Dave
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