Rephrase: Using a user control like a frame.

[Mark]

I am rephrasing a question from yesterday.
I have a page with several user controls : nav, header, and footer
currently.

What I would like to do is add a new control ('content') and use it like a
frame. Specifically like a "content" or "main" frame.
Can I somehow load the content of another, complete html or aspx page into
this control?
If so how?
Ands If so, how can I load the correct page from a link? (IE:
href=somepage.html target=main)
Is this feasible?

Or is this what 'master pages" is for?
I've briefly read about master pages, but it seems pretty complicated in
..net 1.1 .
I'm guessing it will be better supported in .net 2.0.
If what I propose with the user control is not possible or feasible, can
someone point me to a clear tutorial on implementing master pages with .net
1.1, if this is indeed what I'm looking for?

The reasoning behind it: I'm developing a site for a local non-profit (not
paid - its volunteer work) and I really would like to make the site easy for
the staff to update. They will have ftp access, but I don't want them
messing with anything but content, so if they could just upload an html file
be done with it, without touching any of my aspx stuff, that would be great.
Thoughts?

Thanx in advance,
Mark

[Ethem Azun]

Hi Mark,

You can try using IFRAME. It should also work with controls since it's an
inline html element.

Look below for an example;

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...tingframes.asp

I hope this helps.
"Mark" wrote:

I am rephrasing a question from yesterday.
I have a page with several user controls : nav, header, and footer
currently.

What I would like to do is add a new control ('content') and use it like a
frame. Specifically like a "content" or "main" frame.
Can I somehow load the content of another, complete html or aspx page into
this control?
If so how?
Ands If so, how can I load the correct page from a link? (IE:
href=somepage.html target=main)
Is this feasible?

Or is this what 'master pages" is for?
I've briefly read about master pages, but it seems pretty complicated in
..net 1.1 .
I'm guessing it will be better supported in .net 2.0.
If what I propose with the user control is not possible or feasible, can
someone point me to a clear tutorial on implementing master pages with .net
1.1, if this is indeed what I'm looking for?

The reasoning behind it: I'm developing a site for a local non-profit (not
paid - its volunteer work) and I really would like to make the site easy for
the staff to update. They will have ftp access, but I don't want them
messing with anything but content, so if they could just upload an html file
be done with it, without touching any of my aspx stuff, that would be great.
Thoughts?

Thanx in advance,
Mark

[Patrice]

You could read the HTML file and stream it at this location....

Patrice

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I am rephrasing a question from yesterday.
I have a page with several user controls : nav, header, and footer
currently.

What I would like to do is add a new control ('content') and use it like a
frame. Specifically like a "content" or "main" frame.
Can I somehow load the content of another, complete html or aspx page into
this control?
If so how?
Ands If so, how can I load the correct page from a link? (IE:
href=somepage.html target=main)
Is this feasible?

Or is this what 'master pages" is for?
I've briefly read about master pages, but it seems pretty complicated in
.net 1.1 .
I'm guessing it will be better supported in .net 2.0.
If what I propose with the user control is not possible or feasible, can
someone point me to a clear tutorial on implementing master pages with ..net 1.1, if this is indeed what I'm looking for?

The reasoning behind it: I'm developing a site for a local non-profit (not
paid - its volunteer work) and I really would like to make the site easy for the staff to update. They will have ftp access, but I don't want them
messing with anything but content, so if they could just upload an html file be done with it, without touching any of my aspx stuff, that would be great. Thoughts?

Thanx in advance,
Mark

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

You can load ASCX page snippets dynamically. The problem with loading a
full page inside a page is you've got all the header tags and such twice,
which will confuse the browser. If you could strip out those tags you could
display the body content with few issues. If you need to display the entire
HTML then your only real option is a Frame or IFrame.

Here's more info on IFrames:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...cts/IFRAME.asp

Here's more info on instantiating ASCX controls dynamically:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...mmatically.asp

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://Steve.Orr.net
"Mark" <py*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:et****************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

I am rephrasing a question from yesterday.
I have a page with several user controls : nav, header, and footer
currently.

What I would like to do is add a new control ('content') and use it like a
frame. Specifically like a "content" or "main" frame.
Can I somehow load the content of another, complete html or aspx page into
this control?
If so how?
Ands If so, how can I load the correct page from a link? (IE:
href=somepage.html target=main)
Is this feasible?

Or is this what 'master pages" is for?
I've briefly read about master pages, but it seems pretty complicated in
.net 1.1 .
I'm guessing it will be better supported in .net 2.0.
If what I propose with the user control is not possible or feasible, can
someone point me to a clear tutorial on implementing master pages with
.net
1.1, if this is indeed what I'm looking for?

The reasoning behind it: I'm developing a site for a local non-profit (not
paid - its volunteer work) and I really would like to make the site easy
for
the staff to update. They will have ftp access, but I don't want them
messing with anything but content, so if they could just upload an html
file
be done with it, without touching any of my aspx stuff, that would be
great.
Thoughts?

Thanx in advance,
Mark

[Mark]

Thanks, Ill weigh my options.
Perhaps I'll just heavily comment he code and mark the sexton where the
content will go with a big "Page content here and only here" sign.

Thanks again.
"Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]" <St***@Orr.net> wrote in message
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You can load ASCX page snippets dynamically. The problem with loading a
full page inside a page is you've got all the header tags and such twice,
which will confuse the browser. If you could strip out those tags you could display the body content with few issues. If you need to display the entire HTML then your only real option is a Frame or IFrame.

Here's more info on IFrames:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/a...cts/IFRAME.asp
Here's more info on instantiating ASCX controls dynamically:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...mmatically.asp
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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://Steve.Orr.net
"Mark" <py*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:et****************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

I am rephrasing a question from yesterday.
I have a page with several user controls : nav, header, and footer
currently.

What I would like to do is add a new control ('content') and use it like a frame. Specifically like a "content" or "main" frame.
Can I somehow load the content of another, complete html or aspx page into this control?
If so how?
Ands If so, how can I load the correct page from a link? (IE:
href=somepage.html target=main)
Is this feasible?

Or is this what 'master pages" is for?
I've briefly read about master pages, but it seems pretty complicated in
.net 1.1 .
I'm guessing it will be better supported in .net 2.0.
If what I propose with the user control is not possible or feasible, can
someone point me to a clear tutorial on implementing master pages with
.net
1.1, if this is indeed what I'm looking for?

The reasoning behind it: I'm developing a site for a local non-profit (not paid - its volunteer work) and I really would like to make the site easy
for
the staff to update. They will have ftp access, but I don't want them
messing with anything but content, so if they could just upload an html
file
be done with it, without touching any of my aspx stuff, that would be
great.
Thoughts?

Thanx in advance,
Mark