buffering outputs from document.write

[kidata]

Hello,

anybody knows a way to buffer the outputs from document.write?

We want to reload the advertising banners on the page when an user browses trough the pictures in our AJAX-Gallery, but the scripts from our advertising partners uses document.write, so we can't call the addBanner() function from inside the gallery-script.

[abduraooft]

but the scripts from our advertising partners uses document.write, so we can't call the addBanner() function from inside the gallery-script.

Posting some relevant codes may give us some insight! After all, we are not psychic

[Dormilich]

Originally Posted by kidata

anybody knows a way to buffer the outputs from document.write?

afaik, not at all. you may be able to load it in a, say, iframe, grab the interesting part from there and insert it in your HTML.

[kidata]

Originally Posted by Dormilich

afaik, not at all. you may be able to load it in a, say, iframe, grab the interesting part from there and insert it in your HTML.

thougt about that iframe-way, but i suspect to get two advertising calls - first when addBanner() put that usual banner code

...
document.write ("<scr"+"ipt type='text/javascript' src='"+m3_u);
document.write ("?nodis=1&amp;zoneid=6211");
document.write ('&amp;cb=' + m3_r);
...

into the iframe and then the second time, when this is written to the main document where the banner should appear.

[Dormilich]

I thought of a hidden iframe