Perhaps I misspoke. The database query is performed by an ASP page (I know nothing about ASP...I'm a PHP kinda guy). The output of the query is provided to subscribers of the service via this remote javascript function.

You can call it fishy all you want.

I think I'm giving up on this approach anyway. The developer on the other site is trying to whip up something that's a little more user-friendly on subscriber side of things.

Thanks for all the great input everyone. Onward and upward...

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