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I have been poking around the JavaScript sites to no avail - and looking over an O'Reilly JavaScript book to no avail also - So here is my question to the masters - Main web site is "FrontPage" static stuff being hosted by our ISP, you click a link to get to the customer web site; which is entirely hosted on our AS/400 - Here is our dilemma (please, I would rather not, but its not my call) we IPL and do a restrictive backup each week on Friday nights, is there "any" JavaScript that can check to see first if the referenced http site is up or down before I forward the request off ; that way I could send an alert box to the surfer to let them know that the site is down for "maintenance" I thought about "updating" the outside web hosted pages, but that could get really messy, as I would have 11 pages to "fix" to say down, and then turn back when we are live; not to mention the things I would have to do since that site is done entirely in FrontPage2000 in order to keep things in sync; and when I get hit by a truck, someone after me will forget about it and screw things all up. Thanks for any direction in utilizing JavaScript (or if I HAVE to I will just let them get the error of site not found) This also plays into an attempt at sending an alert message to users that are on-line near the time we are going into a restrictive state for the backup and IPL... Yuk.. Mark A. Manske Fleming CSD - Plymouth Division Sr. Project Lead http://www.minter-weisman.com mailto:mmanske@minter-weisman.com
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