User dependant css

[Eje]

I am developing a webapplication for a company holding
stocks for a number of customer companies. The customers
can order parts via this new appliction. My application
is linked to each of the customers' home pages. I want
each user to 'believe' he still is in his company's pages
by changing logo and i.e. backcolor depending on company.
A person from company A will see his company's logo and
colors and a person from company B will simultanously see
his company's logo and colors. Can I achieve this with
css. In that case How? Or is there another better method.

Hope you can help me.

Eje

[Dave Anderson]

Re: User dependant css

Eje wrote:[color=blue]
> I am developing a webapplication for a company holding
> stocks for a number of customer companies. The customers
> can order parts via this new appliction. My application
> is linked to each of the customers' home pages. I want
> each user to 'believe' he still is in his company's pages
> by changing logo and i.e. backcolor depending on company.
> A person from company A will see his company's logo and
> colors and a person from company B will simultanously see
> his company's logo and colors. Can I achieve this with
> css. In that case How? Or is there another better method.[/color]

It is certainly possible to do this:

<LINK REL="stylesheet "
TYPE="text/css"
HREF="myCSS.asp ?Company=A">

Your script could either assign the CSS on the fly or redirect to a static
version:

[JScript example of redirection]
switch(Request. QueryString("Co mpany").Item) {
case "A" : Response.Redire ct("Company_A.c ss"); break
...
default : Response.Redire ct("Default.css ")
}


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[John]

Re: User dependant css


I presume every company have a ID, i use for my application the VAT number.
I a folder a place all the .css files and when starting the application i
load the corresponding filename into a session variable and then use it in
every page as below

Response.Write "<link rel=""styleshee t"" type=""text/css"" href=" &
session("css") & ">" & vbCrLf






"Eje" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> schreef in bericht
news:182a01c4ab 2a$ed40ce80$350 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
>I am developing a webapplication for a company holding
> stocks for a number of customer companies. The customers
> can order parts via this new appliction. My application
> is linked to each of the customers' home pages. I want
> each user to 'believe' he still is in his company's pages
> by changing logo and i.e. backcolor depending on company.
> A person from company A will see his company's logo and
> colors and a person from company B will simultanously see
> his company's logo and colors. Can I achieve this with
> css. In that case How? Or is there another better method.
>
> Hope you can help me.
>
> Eje[/color]

[John]

Re: User dependant css

Exemple
company 1 : vat nr 123456789, the css file is /css/123456789.css
company 2 : vat nr 826242656, the css file is /css/826242656.css

so the session variable will be for the second company: /css/826242656.css

[Guest]

User dependant css

John and Dave,

Thanks for your help. I understand the meaning and will
use your suggestions.

Eje[color=blue]
>-----Original Message-----
>I am developing a webapplication for a company holding
>stocks for a number of customer companies. The customers
>can order parts via this new appliction. My application
>is linked to each of the customers' home pages. I want
>each user to 'believe' he still is in his company's[/color]
pages[color=blue]
>by changing logo and i.e. backcolor depending on[/color]
company.[color=blue]
>A person from company A will see his company's logo and
>colors and a person from company B will simultanously[/color]
see[color=blue]
>his company's logo and colors. Can I achieve this with
>css. In that case How? Or is there another better method.
>
>Hope you can help me.
>
>Eje
>.
>[/color]