That's way works best for straight HTML.
If, however, your HTML file has code that calls a java servlet into action, then either the server.transfer or response.redirect works best.
Here's an example:
sn=sess_name+".jsp" fhandle=fopen(sn,1) IF fhandle < 0 then outstring="Can't open file!"
[bomb-out code] ENDIF
. . write html/jsp stuff
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If you're still stuck, give a code snippet example and I'll check back.
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 01/06/2004 04:36:33 PM:
All you need to do is send the HTML code directly to the browser, using Response.Write. If the code is written to a file, you can read it with the FILETOSTR function:
... code that creates HTML file MyHTMLFile.htm ...
Response.Write(FILETOSTR(MyHTMLFile.htm)) |
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Sent by Jeff Grippe on 01/05/2004 09:25:37 AM:
Hello,
I am using XFRX which can take a Fox report and create an HTML document from the output of the report.
After creating an HTML document inside of a script how do transfer to the document?
I have tried Response.Redirect and Server.Transfer without success. I think I've got a syntax problem but I'm not sure what it is.
Thanks,
Jeff