[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
You can, as Curt suggested, grab the entire output stream
and generate the page all by hand.
You can also
* use a single static text field inside the
body that contains all your HTML.
Add a couple of hidden fields to do your
bindings to and from and set their values
with javascript and you can do almost anything
you like.
* turn the entire body into a static
text field. It is "relatively easy" to move the
SPIDER_PAGE thing to the <head> of a page.
(And move it back with javascript if you have to)
* call load() on a sub page whilst loading a page
/Mats
> I am building a dynamic HTML using some business logic and need the HTML
string to be rendered when an event is triggered in ND.
> Problem with ND is that is I can change the display fields text using
setHtmlText() in this_onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent.
> But I want the entire body to be replaced with my string not just a
display field.
> Idea is use different stylesheets as required and build the html and
render to the user browser.
>
>Advance Thanks for your answers
>Madhu
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