In message <op.s9na6fwim9g4qz-wnt.DeleteThis@tbdata.com>, William Tasso
<SpamBlocked.DeleteThis@tbdata.com> writes
>Fleeing from the madness of the Spam Free <www.spam-free.org.uk> jungle
>Martin Jay <martin.DeleteThis@spam-free.org.uk> stumbled into news:alt.www.webmaster
>and said:
>> In message <9qSdnTG3N8WhL_TZRVnyjA.DeleteThis@bt.com>, nospam.DeleteThis@invalid.invalid writes
>>> I'm developing an intranet site and I want to download news headlines to
>>> display on our homepage.
>> Cough, well I know nothing about ASP.
>>
>> However, couldn't the include file be a bit dynamic and check how
>>long it was since it last checked for headlines? If it was =>20
>>minutes ago get headlines, serve them, and cache them for further
>>requests.
>it could but then you risk exposing your users to variations in server
>connectivity/performance outside your organisation.
>
>better to keep it as two completely separate processes.
Yes, I think that is a better solution. I'd forgotten this was an
Intranet site, which probably means regular tasks can be easily
scheduled.
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Martin Jay
>> Stay informed about: How would I do this?