There is no easy way to test execpt to "force" somehow this
event to happen in the eventlog
Dirk.Vote for Servers Alive in the "System Management" -
"Monitoring and Alerting Software" (as OTHER) category in the Windows NT Pro
Magazine Readers' Choice Awards 2005http://www.windowsitpro.com/r
I have created an alert to check for an
entry in a Windows 2000 server event viewer. I am unsure what/how this value is
returned to the Servers Alive event?? How does it know that this event "passed"
or "failed". Can I test this to see that the value returned is correct and
the alert is sent
Flipping through web pages using a batch file...
:LOOP
ECHO ^
You could use a frameset to contain the target page, and then in a second
page in the frameset (one you control) use some javascript to cycle through
the pages. I don't have time to write it for you, but you'd use
top.frames[1].document.location.href to set the location in your page
cycling funct
I’ve used this before to do something
similar:
http://www.web-screen-saver.com/web-screen-saver.html
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flicking betwee
You misunderstand me. I can (and do)
do that with the pages that I "own". However if I want to flick
(to use a silly example) between Microsoft's home page and IBM's home page,
I obviously can't add metatags to those pages, so I need some sort of external
utility that will switch pages...
Ian K G
I don' think you can do it with the browser alone but some
frames and scripting can do it. The link below has a _javascript_ that might
help.
http://_javascript_.internet.com/navigation/web-slideshow.html
-Kevin
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I guess you could do
something like this in the header on the first page
Cheers
Richard.
Richard
Gibson Technical Specialist, ITEMEA
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A marginally off topic question if you
will forgive me. We have several large screen monitors which are mostly
filled with info pages generated by SA (of course!). There are various
other web pages however that I need to monitor. For the SA pages, I can
easily incorporate code into the pages thems
