This sounds like a JavaScript issue and not necessarily Net.Data.
You'd want a <div> tag or something like that with an ID on it for unique
identification so that document.getElementById (or the equivalent framework
function) can find it.
Add a function call when the page is loaded to change the contents of the
<div> tag at an interval you set. Each message could be a different
"constant" JS variable. Pull out a different message at each interval.
This is a broad description but you probably get the idea.
Thanks,
Todd Allen
EDPS
Electronic Data Processing Services
tallen@xxxxxxxxxxxx
"Don Cavaiani"
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Peter,
Below is the request from the user:
"I was doing some thinking about the sayings on the scrolling text on
the intranet. Can you make it so that it is a random saying from a list
you have saved somewhere? It stays the same for some time now. I think
it would be cool for it to randomly generate some saying that we have
picked out. What do you think?"
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Don,
Can you explain your aim in a more detail?
Peter
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<!-- scrolling content -->
<div id="JPSCROLL_content" style="visibility:hidden; height: 100px;
width: 1px; overflow:hidden;"> OK-so much for the Bucks. Back to the
Packers - who'll want to face them in the playoffs?
Anyone have an example of 'plugging' in a variable set of messages -
maybe based on dates?
Obviously - I'm from Wisconsin!
Don F. Cavaiani
IT Manager
Amerequip Corp.
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