Happy Thanksgiving to all, especially the Canadians on the list!
Just for fun, I have thought about putting together a little app that
would update my stock portfolio automatically. At first through a
page refresh and then eventually using AJAX. Something for me instead
of always for others
I did one once that scraped stock quotes from yahoo. <@URL> and then
processed it ...
On Nov 23, 2006, at 9:22 AM, David Mark Weiss wrote:
Happy Thanksgiving to all, especially the Canadians on the list!
Just for fun, I have thought about putting together a little app
that would update my
Ya know a little AJAX and and how water and you could clean
anything... ;-)
Just kidding
It is more like a little AJAX and a lot of JavaScript you can do some
amazing things
if your needing a push in ajax look at this link
http://www.hanburger.net/2006/03/25/first-crack-at-ajax/
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Ben and Roland,
Thanks for your help. I was googling realtime stock quotes and not
getting what I wanted. So thanks. I have a ton of information now to
work through and make happen. This is going to be fun.
Mark
On Nov 25, 2006, at 1:58 AM, Ben Johansen wrote:
Ya know a little AJAX and a
when last I looked, getting a real time or even a 15 minute delay
stock quote is very expensive. Not to the consumer, but to the web
server. Very restrictive. I couldn't afford the cost of the feed so
put the trusty @URL to work. There are a few places that have clean
html that you can trim
Roland,
I already have an account that allows me real time access. They claim
to have a way, for I think $15 more per month to allow access in
other ways. Excel access works on windows according to them with a
deal you down load from them. Real time to excel. Anyway, if realtime
to a web
likely, you have a consumer account with the strong proscription
against redistribution. Read your rules carefully.
On Nov 25, 2006, at 3:02 PM, David Mark Weiss wrote:
Roland,
I already have an account that allows me real time access. They
claim to have a way, for I think $15 more per mont
