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    slightly OT: Miva and ASP/IIS



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    Hi all...

    This one may be slightly off-topic for any of the groups...

    It's really an IIS question. I'm using an extra screens module
    (Netblazon), and am building a form (with two others like it to follow).
    The site will be running on a Windows server. My question is... if I
    use iframe/ilayer etc. in order to do form processing (an ASP page/form
    is inside of the iframe) while staying "within" Miva, am I going to hose
    IIS? I'm not exactly sure how Miva interacts with IIS, but I think I
    may be asking for a recursive call to IIS by having Miva (under IIS) go
    out to an ASP page (which would start a session...when one already
    exists?)?

    Has anybody done anything like this? I want to stay within Miva for a
    number of reasons. If this is a bad thing to do, would iframing a
    MivaScript-based form instead help at all?

    Thanks in advance for any info/advice.

    Scott

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    slightly OT: Miva and ASP/IIS



    Not an issue. Both script types are mapped differently so therefore parsed
    by diffent engines. It may be more problematic to work out SSL consistency
    issues across frames...

    Jonathan
    Driftwood Network Services


    At 01:08 PM 6/3/2003, [email protected] wrote:
    >Hi all...
    >
    >This one may be slightly off-topic for any of the groups...
    >
    >It's really an IIS question. I'm using an extra screens module
    >(Netblazon), and am building a form (with two others like it to follow).
    >The site will be running on a Windows server. My question is... if I
    >use iframe/ilayer etc. in order to do form processing (an ASP page/form
    >is inside of the iframe) while staying "within" Miva, am I going to hose
    >IIS? I'm not exactly sure how Miva interacts with IIS, but I think I
    >may be asking for a recursive call to IIS by having Miva (under IIS) go
    >out to an ASP page (which would start a session...when one already
    >exists?)?
    >
    >Has anybody done anything like this? I want to stay within Miva for a
    >number of reasons. If this is a bad thing to do, would iframing a
    >MivaScript-based form instead help at all?
    >
    >Thanks in advance for any info/advice.
    >
    >Scott


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