sweet! thanks :) I will give it go and let you know :)
On Aug 25, 5:07 pm, howesc <[email protected]> wrote: > i don't know flex or any of that.....but can you call those tools that > generate the HTML from your controller, get the HTML back and return > that from the controller? > > def get_spiffy_html(): > html = my_call_to_magic_stuff_that_makes_html() > return html > > or if you want to embed it in a layout: > > def get_spiffy_html(): > html = my_call_to_magic_stuff_that_makes_html() > return dict(thecode = XML(html)) > > does something like that work for you? > > On Aug 25, 10:13 am, mart <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > I was thinking that should have any problems here... but I am :(... > > So, I have an app that generates templates for the younger violinists. > > These templates are based on their violin scale length (distance > > between nut & bridge). It will calculate the position makers (those > > striped pieces of tape they put on the finger board that tell them > > where exactly they put their fingers). The output is a PDF file (pdf > > because with a good pdf client, they should be able to turn off > > "scaling" for printing purposes - the printed pdf needs to be exact). > > I use flex & iFrames, which gives me a html file which I can display > > as a separate page, but I really want that page embedded within the > > app's layout (if that makes any sense?).... . Because I am using > > iFrames with Flex (which embeds the PDF), I need to embed the > > resulting HTML (not the .swf).... > > > I have tried quite a few things (which you know... broke the app,or > > made it do silly things, etc...). Can someone help? :) I'm sure I am > > missing something really silly.... but, I'm not seeing it :( > > > Thanks, > > Mart :)
