I know html isn't programming, but I thought /prog/ could give me real answers instead of 'nigger' or 'faggot'.
Let's say site A has a News section, and I want to 'copy' some of that News to site B so that site B contains what site A already had and keeps updating it. Is there a way in html or is there any other way I can achieve this?
This was a stupid question and you should feel kind of bad about it, >>1-kun.
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Anonymous2012-05-02 7:23
Continuing on what >>2 wrote, HTML doesn't deal with that sort of functionality. You will need to write a program that will extract the data from the web page and then copy it to your own web page.
>>5
You're worse than >>1. You're also an idiot, but you actually think you're helping.
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re all retarded2012-05-02 12:24
iframes, faggot!
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Anonymous2012-05-02 20:07
>>6
Short responses like that are ambiguous enough to leave the impression of having a point, but when you leave out information, there is enough information to infer that you don't know what you are talking about.
>>1 Let's say oven A has a Jews section, and I want to 'relocate' some of those Jews to oven B so that oven B contains what oven A already had and keeps updating it. Is there a way in bonerlang or is there any other way I can achieve this?
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Anonymous2012-05-03 17:57
gtfo nigger faggot
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Anonymous2012-05-03 22:37
periodically download the content on the news site to your own server, and have your clients periodically download the new news content using ajax.