Sorry for the delay in response. There has been some debate on this approach. And, much as you suggested, we decided we could not acheive what we wanted in a modal pop-up per se. We have decided to use a seperate page and display it in a new browser window.
I'm sorry if this is simplistic but, I am not sure how to accomplish this either. I know how to pop the new browser window. However, I am not sure how to write the html from the main page to the page in the new browser window and attach the css. In addition, I need to now link associated Javascript files as well. Thank you very much for you response. It lead me down a better path. However, I am now in need of furthar assitance. Again, I apologize if I am missing something very simple here. I am more of a back-end developer typically. Best regards, rbr On Oct 24, 5:27 am, CK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > just bung a frame in your modal popup and have it call a page that can > output the html with the stylesheet linked > > On 23 Oct, 20:52, rbr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Ok, this is a very strange request. But, as they say, the client is > > always right... > > > My team is creating a custom CMS for our client. As a piece of this > > project I have created a page that allows a designer to enter their > > html and attach a css to it and upload to the db that is used to then > > build the content of the page. > > > All of this is done and works like a charm. My next task however is a > > bit more difficult (I believe). I have a requirement now on this page > > to allow the designer to preview the content, preferably in a modal > > pop-up (as this is the precedence set for such things by the client). > > So, I have a modal pop-up that loads the html content into a user > > control that basically just has a header and a literal control on it. > > The problem is that they are requiring that the stylesheet they have > > associated to the html content be attached to the content as well. > > > I have searched the web as best as i know how and have not found a > > good solution. They do not want a seperate browser launched because > > they have that behavior turned off on most desktops. > > > ANY information or suggestions would be very greatly appreciated. > > > Thank you in advance. > > > rbr- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
