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I have an HTML Editor for web page content changes and one .htm template file used for structure (tables, etc...). I would like to always have the template unchanged, yet allow the user to type-in thier text, images, etc... The finished user info and the .htm structure will be saved in a datbase. I'm currently loading the template in the HTML Editor and allowing the user to change it.
Q. Is there a way to allow a user to include thier data using the .htm template, yet not change the .template?
I'm thinking along the idea of how email .htm templates are used.
Q. Is there a way to allow a user to include thier data using the .htm template, yet not change the .template?
I'm thinking along the idea of how email .htm templates are used.
ASP.NET
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pointeman
How far a div's .innerHTML property help? You can always get the entire user content and save it. And when you want to display it again, pass the content to the innerHTML property of the DIV and you have the original content that user fed. Is this what you mean by templates or something different?
ASKER
Yes, the user content will be stored in a database, then retrieved and added to the template for web page viewing.
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Do you know of a tutorial ?
What kind of tutorial, code samples?
1. In the ASPX page have the DIV and put the runat="server" in that
2. In the code file, get the Div and use the innerHTML property to assign it to a string variable.
3. When you retrieve, apply the string to the DIV.
1. In the ASPX page have the DIV and put the runat="server" in that
2. In the code file, get the Div and use the innerHTML property to assign it to a string variable.
3. When you retrieve, apply the string to the DIV.
ASKER
I'll need to research the .innerHTML property and its uses concerning text templates. Thanks for the great tip.....