So Umm.. I'm working on right now to make a website for our game clan in Special Force... Then want a part of their website to be viewed directly on my website.. The link to what i'm talking about is bit.ly/vUNUCi .. maybe I can get that html codes then paste it in my website code.. but the problem is that when I do it.. It is just there but when any changes happen occur to our clan it will not be updated.. so here's a picture of visualization.. bit.ly/tPQbax (also attached) the red part is the updated part I want to have in my website and those blue-boxed elements in there are those that can be changed/updated... so how can I put that Updated Part of Website to Mine? Please Help me Out Here...

Load the content using AJAX or use an iframe

Load the content using AJAX or use an iframe

Thanks for the Idea and,
Umm.. I think I just now need a simple solution.. how about what you said in the "iframe" thing.. uh, how can I do that? how can I know if it is the iframe I needed for my website?

Use jQuery and the load method (it will be an AJAX call).

http://api.jquery.com/load/

I really like that source but I don't know how i get that element to be used...

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Just to be more clear again...
Please Check My Screen Shot: http://yawz.webs.com/Yawz.png The red part is the updated part I want to have in my website and those blue-boxed elements in there are those that can be changed/updated... so how can I put that Updated Part of Website to Mine?

This is the website Url of that ^ ^ ^ http://sf.dfigames.com/clan/viewClan.aspx?guildid=20111031212322053

An iframe doesn't work if you want only part of a webpage. Here's an introduction on how to use the jQuery method.

First try this (learn to get it to work). Then come back and ask how to get only the part you want from that website.

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