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  • King Coffee

    writing embeded HTML

    Hi,

    I have a file which contain HTML code. I also have a parent HTML file. I
    want the parent to be able to write the file what contains HTML to the
    screen and I want IE to process the embed HTML to the screen. How can I do
    this?

    King

  • King Coffee

    #2
    Re: writing embeded HTML

    I think I found the proper HTML command, Response.WriteF ile(). If you still
    have any other suggests please post them.

    King

    "King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.comwrote in message
    news:397D3FA9-6AF0-44B4-8E7D-77B479C6F27E@mi crosoft.com...
    Hi,
    >
    I have a file which contain HTML code. I also have a parent HTML file. I
    want the parent to be able to write the file what contains HTML to the
    screen and I want IE to process the embed HTML to the screen. How can I do
    this?
    >
    King

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    • King Coffee

      #3
      Re: writing embeded HTML

      I'm sorry, that command isn't quite adequate. I need to embed the code in
      the meddle of the parent text stream.

      King

      "King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.comwrote in message
      news:19D6BAB4-9098-48D4-8B21-A16CBFAC7667@mi crosoft.com...
      I think I found the proper HTML command, Response.WriteF ile(). If you
      still have any other suggests please post them.
      >
      King
      >
      "King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.comwrote in message
      news:397D3FA9-6AF0-44B4-8E7D-77B479C6F27E@mi crosoft.com...
      >Hi,
      >>
      >I have a file which contain HTML code. I also have a parent HTML file. I
      >want the parent to be able to write the file what contains HTML to the
      >screen and I want IE to process the embed HTML to the screen. How can I
      >do this?
      >>
      >King
      >

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      • Patrice

        #4
        Re: writing embeded HTML

        What is the parent ? If this is an ASPX page then you could use a
        PlaceHolder control to be able to control the location in which you'll
        inject the child file...

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        Patrice

        "King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.coma écrit dans le message de groupe de
        discussion : 41EA4BC0-C569-4330-AB73-6E5469BCE523@mi crosoft.com...
        I'm sorry, that command isn't quite adequate. I need to embed the code in
        the meddle of the parent text stream.
        >
        King
        >
        "King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.comwrote in message
        news:19D6BAB4-9098-48D4-8B21-A16CBFAC7667@mi crosoft.com...
        >I think I found the proper HTML command, Response.WriteF ile(). If you
        >still have any other suggests please post them.
        >>
        >King
        >>
        >"King Coffee" <kcoffee@hotmai l.comwrote in message
        >news:397D3FA 9-6AF0-44B4-8E7D-77B479C6F27E@mi crosoft.com...
        >>Hi,
        >>>
        >>I have a file which contain HTML code. I also have a parent HTML file. I
        >>want the parent to be able to write the file what contains HTML to the
        >>screen and I want IE to process the embed HTML to the screen. How can I
        >>do this?
        >>>
        >>King
        >>

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