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Nat
Hi
<..I'm useing c# asp.net, and it's webapplications..>
I have a content.xml file with some content id's, and a text
(fx.: <content Id = bla bla bla bla></content id>
The text in content.xml is used in some tooltips. My problem is now
that in some of tooltips the text from the conten.xml is to large, so
you can't get around to read it before it's gone. So I tried to put
the java window.open() into the write statement - but how do I get the
content id's text to show in the new window?
Some of the code that displays the tooltip looks like this:
protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter w)
{
if (helpString!=null)
{
w.Write("<span class='tooltipIconOuter'><img
title='"+this.helpString+"' class='tooltipIconInner' align='center'
src='../Lib/images/questionmark.gif'#
onclick='window.open();'></span>+");
}
I've also heard that I could parse the .xml, what does that mean, and
how is that done?
Thanks, Nat
<..I'm useing c# asp.net, and it's webapplications..>
I have a content.xml file with some content id's, and a text
(fx.: <content Id = bla bla bla bla></content id>
The text in content.xml is used in some tooltips. My problem is now
that in some of tooltips the text from the conten.xml is to large, so
you can't get around to read it before it's gone. So I tried to put
the java window.open() into the write statement - but how do I get the
content id's text to show in the new window?
Some of the code that displays the tooltip looks like this:
protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter w)
{
if (helpString!=null)
{
w.Write("<span class='tooltipIconOuter'><img
title='"+this.helpString+"' class='tooltipIconInner' align='center'
src='../Lib/images/questionmark.gif'#
onclick='window.open();'></span>+");
}
I've also heard that I could parse the .xml, what does that mean, and
how is that done?
Thanks, Nat