javascript thread:
Message #1 by "Romain de Wolff" <rdewolff@u...> on Mon, 11 Jun 2001 16:16:23
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Hello Romain,
The information you're looking for is probably about editable webpages and
using IE5.5 as a WYSIWYG editor. IE4.0 had the editing ability but only in
design mode so the entire document had to editable. IE5.5 allows editing of
elements on the fly which is what I believe you want.
Any way here's the article on MSDN with all the info...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/browser/createwp.asp
John
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: <IFRAME>, ASP, MsSQL, JavaScript help and suggestions.
> From: "Romain de Wolff" <rdewolff@u...>
> Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2001 07:56:13
> X-Message-Number: 7
>
> The other post didn't worked, here is it again. Plse check to make it
> working! Thanks. Rom
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I was looking for more info about the iframe(or other tag
> that suite my
> needs). Im looking for some info from a devlopper who may
> have already
> worked with it, or knows more than me.
> Here is what Im dealing with :
> Im working on an intranet project, that allow some specialist
> to input
> documentation. Those doc must be able to content images and
> links too. Im
> currently working with ASP, MsSQL and some JavaScript. My
> main goal would
> be to make a page where they can input text, links and image.
> For now, all
> the info are saved in a database(currently with a textarea,
> and a normal
> form), so we can search, browse by category and more. With a
> IFRAME (we
> use IE4 or above here in the intranet only, so I dont need
> ILayer) I would
> be able to input many new things, like image, code, and more.
> BUT I cannot
> figure out how it would work, with database, creation of page
> for each doc
> that is inputed, and all the new stuff I would have to manage
> if I use
> IFRAME.
> I wish to use a IFRAME for the capabilities it offer (seen on
> www.email.com, you can write html mail with very powerfull
> options, this
> is by using it that I tought a IFRAME would be much more powerfull.)
>
> Thanks for any info you can give me, write me a mail at
> dewolff.romain@p... if you want to reach me directly at work.
>
> Regards,
>
> Romain de Wolff
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