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Posted by Neredbojias on 10/27/94 11:29
With neither quill nor qualm, Anze quothed:
> > If you want "something like an iframe" why not just use an iframe? You
> > did say that you have control over the users browsers so it shouwl nt
> > be an issue.
>
> With iFrame you have to create another document which is a bit difficult for
> me to do in this case. It is possible, but I would like to find another
> solution.
>
> > Or why not just use PHP(asp, etc...)
> How do you mean that? I am using PHP, but I need a way to express the data
> in HTML format.
I thought that was the problem? Anyway, you could use php to
selectively alter or remove those parts of the "data" that need to be
adjusted before output. For instance, you could remove all the
superfluous tags and their content. As for the css, that's what
"class" was made for and you could even id certain elements if
necessary. If this "data" is initially formatted as a complete html
document, however, (-which I'm still not sure of), I'd probably write-
out another file (via php) and address that.
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Neredbojias
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