Wow, this is perfect for my site. I have a list of states and when
one is chosen, I need to refresh the page to get a list of counties.
Now I don't have to. I was just trying to figure out how to do this
yesterday :)
We're building our production server for Webware right now, once it's
up I should be able to put your code on it if you haven't found one by
then. Might take a while though.
Thanks for the info,
Jeff
> Hi,
>
> Some of you will be aware of Remote Scripting (as it is labelled by
> Microsoft) which basically allows a client to make calls to
> server functions
> and get values back allowing a page to update itself without
> requiring a
> reload. People have been doing this for year with hidden
> frames and the
> like. The Microsoft version uses a hidden Java applet to provide
this
> transparent connection, but this doesn't work on various
> systems that don't
> allow Java applets to be scripted with JavaScript.
>
> So a guy called Brent Ashley wrote a JavaScript only version
> that uses a
> hidden iframe as the container for all communications, so
> this works on a
> wider selection of browsers. His JSRS is available from
> http://www.ashleyit.com/rs/ and a very impressive example of
> its use can be
> seen at http://ardnoc82.canet3.net/CAnet3map/CAnet3map.htm
>
> I've written a PSP backend for JSRS, so that client-side
> JavaScript can call
> server-side Python functions. I would be interested to know
> if anyone is
> running a WebWare/PSP server for demonstration purposes on
> which I could put
> a simple remote scripting test page. I've tested it
> internally, but we don't
> have any externally visible WebWare systems on which to show it off.
>
> Would anyone be interested in taking me up on this?
>
> Regards,
>
> David O'Callaghan
>
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