HTML formatted memorystream.. how to return it in its own browser window ?

I have some code in my codebehind page which formats an html file into a
System.IO.MemoryStream ojbect, how can I use the Response object of my aspx
page to return this result to the user, and in a new window ?
Thanks for any pointers.
MartinHi, Martin
The Response object will only stream back to the window that sends out reque
st. You cannot write to another window.
I would suggest 2 solutions to get around:
1. Save the stream to the session, retrieve it from the new page.
or
2. move the code behind function to the new page, stream to the Response obj
ect.
Bin Song, MCP

HTML formatted memorystream.. how to return it in its own browser window ?

I have some code in my codebehind page which formats an html file into a
System.IO.MemoryStream ojbect, how can I use the Response object of my aspx
page to return this result to the user, and in a new window ?

Thanks for any pointers.

MartinHi, Marti

The Response object will only stream back to the window that sends out request. You cannot write to another window.
I would suggest 2 solutions to get around
1. Save the stream to the session, retrieve it from the new page
o
2. move the code behind function to the new page, stream to the Response object

Bin Song, MCP

HTML editor for Safari browser

Hi,
I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This editor
must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?
Thx,
DenniekuLook at http://freetextbox.com
Hope this helps
Al
"Dennieku" wrote:

> Hi,
> I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This edit
or
> must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
> Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?
> Thx,
> Dennieku
>
>
Re:
<< Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done? >>
There is no way any "little script" will do what you are apparently asking
for.
Try this:
http://www.cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+WYS...or/default.aspx
You'll have to pay for it. While there are others that are free, just
remember you generally get what you pay for.
-HTH
Just a little curious what you actually need to do.
As far as I remember, Safari supports W3C standards quite well. As long as
you stick with HTML 4.01 and CSS 2, and not using any brower specific
"filter" or "-moz-opacity" things, you should be safe enough.
"Dennieku" <dennieku@.hotmail.com> glsD:2122b$43bb01b7$d52edf4b$1
4311@.news.chello.
nl...
> Hi,
> I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This
> editor must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
> Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?
> Thx,
> Dennieku
>

HTML editor for Safari browser

Hi,

I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This editor
must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?

Thx,
DenniekuLook at http://freetextbox.com

Hope this helps
Al

"Dennieku" wrote:

> Hi,
> I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This editor
> must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
> Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?
> Thx,
> Dennieku
>
Re:
<< Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done? >
There is no way any "little script" will do what you are apparently asking
for.

Try this:
http://www.cutesoft.net/ASP.NET+WYS...or/default.aspx

You'll have to pay for it. While there are others that are free, just
remember you generally get what you pay for.

-HTH
Just a little curious what you actually need to do.

As far as I remember, Safari supports W3C standards quite well. As long as
you stick with HTML 4.01 and CSS 2, and not using any brower specific
"filter" or "-moz-opacity" things, you should be safe enough.

"Dennieku" <dennieku@.hotmail.com> glsD:2122b$43bb01b7$d52edf4b$14311@.news. chello.nl...
> Hi,
> I want to make a little WYSIWYG editor for a CMS I'm developing. This
> editor must also be supported by the Safari (Mac) browser.
> Does anybody have a little script to show how this is done?
> Thx,
> Dennieku

HTML 4.0 Problems using Netscape as Browser

Hi, I make my first steps in programming ASP.NET-Apps.
While writing, testing and excuting the Application I always use the
built-in IE6.0 - everthing ok - no probs - no error.
Then I tested my Web-Application with Netscape and got display-problems:
"HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a Web
browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later."
I snooped through the internet and found a setting for the IIS or the APP.
So I changed machine.config-file and th Web.config -file of the APP.
But it didn't work.
Do you know the right setting for actual Webbrowsers. I would like to set
the machine.config -file.
Greeting and tnx in advance> Then I tested my Web-Application with Netscape and got display-problems:
> "HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a
Web
> browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later."
What version of Netscape are you using? Netscaps has supported framesets
since version 2, IIRC.
-Darrel

HTML 4.0 Problems using Netscape as Browser

Hi, I make my first steps in programming ASP.NET-Apps.

While writing, testing and excuting the Application I always use the
built-in IE6.0 - everthing ok - no probs - no error.

Then I tested my Web-Application with Netscape and got display-problems:
"HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a Web
browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later."

I snooped through the internet and found a setting for the IIS or the APP.

So I changed machine.config-file and th Web.config -file of the APP.
But it didn't work.

Do you know the right setting for actual Webbrowsers. I would like to set
the machine.config -file.

Greeting and tnx in advance> Then I tested my Web-Application with Netscape and got display-problems:
> "HTML frameset displays multiple Web pages. To view this frameset, use a
Web
> browser that supports HTML 4.0 and later."

What version of Netscape are you using? Netscaps has supported framesets
since version 2, IIRC.

-Darrel