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Redirect to a control rather than a browser

guy
VB2003 / ASP.Net1.1

I have a web application which I cannot modify, it works fine as a is.
I need to be able to call this app from another web app however I do not
want it to appear in a browser but rather in a user control present on the
calling web application. This will let me add help and other info to the page.

So what I need is to run the called app in one of maybe 3-4 controls in the
calling app.

Is this possible?

guy
Nov 9 '06 #1
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VB2003 / ASP.Net1.1
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I have a web application which I cannot modify, it works fine as a is.
I need to be able to call this app from another web app however I do not
want it to appear in a browser but rather in a user control present on the
calling web application. This will let me add help and other info to the
page.

So what I need is to run the called app in one of maybe 3-4 controls in the
calling app.

Is this possible?

guy
You can't isolate "a few controls" of that site, as the controls don't
exist (as such) in the returned html.
What you (maybe) *can* do is run that site inside an iframe. But it
might be difficult to "control" that iframe: you probably can't access
it via javascript as it is a different site.

Hans Kesting
Nov 9 '06 #2
guy


"Hans Kesting" wrote:
VB2003 / ASP.Net1.1

I have a web application which I cannot modify, it works fine as a is.
I need to be able to call this app from another web app however I do not
want it to appear in a browser but rather in a user control present on the
calling web application. This will let me add help and other info to the
page.

So what I need is to run the called app in one of maybe 3-4 controls in the
calling app.

Is this possible?

guy

You can't isolate "a few controls" of that site, as the controls don't
exist (as such) in the returned html.
What you (maybe) *can* do is run that site inside an iframe. But it
might be difficult to "control" that iframe: you probably can't access
it via javascript as it is a different site.

Hans Kesting
Thanks Hans,

Iframe is what I was looking for

guy
Nov 9 '06 #3

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