Q, How to take parts of another webpage, and display on my page????

[Svein-Egil Pettersen]

Hello
I am quite new to web development, and have a question for you experts
Does enyone know how if I can take some information from a web page, and
display that information on my web page, so if the information changes on
the other page, the same information is changed on my page

This is the info I want to display on my page:
http://butikk.met.no/webvar/osl/osl_5d_Gardermoen_Oslo.html, which is a
subset of this side:

http://butikk.met.no/webvar/osl/osl_index.html, where I click on
'Gardemoen/Oslo' to display the first page with the information I want to
display on my page

Or maybye take a few Icons from some other wather page, and just display
some of the symbols on my page.
Is this technically possible

PS: I am using MS Frontpage 2003

REGARDS
Svein-Egil
(e-mail address removed)

 

[MD WebsUnlimited.com]

Hi,

Yes, you can utilize an IFrame that references the other site.

 

[Andrew Murray]

certainly not free but your local weather bureau may have some sort of
subscription system where by you pay and they give you a snippet of javascript
(or whatever) so you can display the weather on your page but it is 'served' from
their page.

Or if Frontpage 2003 still has the component, MSNBC include component (weather
reports) (???) - I don't know if it does - I use FP 2002 in which that include
component is a part .

It's not really useful for those that don't use Fahrenheit temperature scale -
it can display my city's weather but still give temperature in Fahrenheit not
Celsius.

 

[Andre Rodziewicz]

You can also pull in other pages with JavaScript. If you search
Google using keywords weather and syndication you should find weather
forecasting stations that will supply you with the necessary
JavaScript to pull in their weather forecasts. One such service is
http://www.wunderground.com/.

Andre Rodziewicz
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[Chuck Davis]

I would suggest that you ask permission from the owner of
the other web page.

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Yes, you can utilize an IFrame that references the other site.


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Mike -- FrontPage MVP '97-'02
http://www.websunlimited.com
FrontPage Add-ins Since '97 2003 / 2002 / 2000 Compatible
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