Hello everyone,
Basically what i look for is some IIS6 extension which manipulates
HTML output from specified file extensions. For example it should add
DOCTYPE and some other things I cannot control on web application. Add
a header

Please just put me on a track by giving extension name or some other
name i can search for info

Big thanks in advance

Re: howto manipulate content on the fly - add DOCTYPE by Egbert

Egbert
Thu Jun 26 02:00:21 CDT 2008


"Mantas" <m.segzda@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
> Basically what i look for is some IIS6 extension which manipulates
> HTML output from specified file extensions. For example it should add
> DOCTYPE and some other things I cannot control on web application. Add
> a header

Search for an ISAPI filter, that can replace HTML elements, on the fly.
However, ISAPI filters, are expensive, so do not expect free ones to be
good.

ps: Adding a DOCTYPE while the HTML might not be conforming to the DOCTYPE
is not a good idea.

> Please just put me on a track by giving extension name or some other
> name i can search for info

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Re: howto manipulate content on the fly - add DOCTYPE by Mantas

Mantas
Tue Jul 01 02:45:54 CDT 2008

Thanks for the tip. However looks like the only option is to write my
own ISAPI filter... There is nothing like this i can find

Re: howto manipulate content on the fly - add DOCTYPE by Egbert

Egbert
Sun Jul 06 05:07:05 CDT 2008


"Mantas" <m.segzda@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for the tip. However looks like the only option is to write my
> own ISAPI filter... There is nothing like this i can find

If you are a very skilled C++ programmer, it is a good idea.

Otherwise, I'd strongly advise that you think about the target, that you may
reach it through another way.