Generating HTML at Runtime

[kentheprogger]

Is it possible to generate an entire <DIV> at runtime using a string with HTML in it? If so how?

[amir100]

Response.Write(yourHTMLString)

 

Or maybe use a label then change the text property programmatically.

 

Anyway, where are you going with this?

Edited March 13, 2007 by amir100

[kentheprogger]

I'm doing a website that has a master page and the main content is updateable through a administrator interface and instead of just posting content I would like it to be more dynamic and be able to be edited with HTML.

 

Response.Write dosn't specify where the code will appear?

[mandelbrot]

In one of the projects that some of the chaps that I work with produced, a JavaScript editor was used under a GNU public licence. Unfortunately, I don't know the name of the editor. Have a dig around on Google, though.

 

The package was a complete editor allowing the editing of the HTML source, as well as providing the standard Wordesque interface.

 

I'm sorry I can't be more help than that.

 

 

Paul.

[PROKA]

kenttheprogger , if you use a label and you change it's .Text property, that's exactly where the html code will go :) (where the label is positioned)

[mandelbrot]

kenttheprogger ' date=' if you use a label and you change it's .Text property, that's exactly where the html code will go :) (where the label is positioned)[/quote']

 

LOL! You bad! :p

 

Sorry, Proka - no offense is meant; I was comparing this thread with mine, that you posted in yesterday.

 

If it's simply a case of displaying the code on the webpage, I would use a panel. That way the HTML will appear in a DIV as opposed to the label's SPAN. You can then have your own CSS entry relating to that particular DIV name etc. etc...

 

 

Paul.