asp/html editor

[tna | timothy gardiner]

tna | email messageAnyone know of an ASP app that will open up either a HTML page / ASP page, and read in the code and use it as a HTML editor?

I know of a number of people who want to use "Frontpage on the internet" plus it would come in handy for the CMS i'm building =)
Thanks,
Tim.

[Stuart Palmer]

tna | email messageI think I understand what you mean.
Try Homesite, you can map a path to a url and edit that page as you wish, can work with asp too.

Stu
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Anyone know of an ASP app that will open up either a HTML page / ASP page, and read in the code and use it as a HTML editor?

I know of a number of people who want to use "Frontpage on the internet" plus it would come in handy for the CMS i'm building =)
Thanks,
Tim.

[Tim Gardiner]

What I mean is cohearant to a system based on a CMS structure.

My ASP script contains a HTML template, and the user enters content that
they desire for the page. The page is then written to the webserver, so
creating it is not an issue.

What I need is a GUI editor where a user logs into my system, selects a
HTML file that has been created, and it opens it and allows for editing
- Like when you get free hosting, and some providers allow you to edit
the source of pages - I want to be able to provide a service where the
source is not shown, and users can edit the HTML view (A WYSIWYG).
THANKS,
Tim Gardiner

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[middletree]

For what you're talking about, Dreamweaver would be best. But there is a
learning curve.

"Tim Gardiner" <ti*@timgardiner.id.au> wrote in message
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What I mean is cohearant to a system based on a CMS structure.

My ASP script contains a HTML template, and the user enters content that
they desire for the page. The page is then written to the webserver, so
creating it is not an issue.

What I need is a GUI editor where a user logs into my system, selects a
HTML file that has been created, and it opens it and allows for editing
- Like when you get free hosting, and some providers allow you to edit
the source of pages - I want to be able to provide a service where the
source is not shown, and users can edit the HTML view (A WYSIWYG).
THANKS,
Tim Gardiner

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