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isaacs@journalinteractive.com (Scott Isaacs)
Hi,

Is it possible to have the HTML generated by calendar control
stored in a string rather than streamed to the screen? How?

Also, is this possible for objects in general? Or does the
object developer specifically have to create a method/property
to accomplish this?

Thanks

Scott
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Andy Smith
I imagine _could_ do it fairly easily by wrapping a HtmlTextWriter =
around a memory stream, and call RenderControl on the Calendar, passing =
your writer...

but I can't of why you would want to do this.

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Andy Smith
Keyboard Jockey #3a7-2.78.1

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Michael Wells

Are you looking to generate HTML emails? If you can avoid security
concerns, it's probably simpler to generate the email directly from a
"live" ASPX page. However, you may have to watch out for fancy
javascripting, etc, that some of the controls produce. It may create
problems if the user clicks on controls in the email, since there isn't
really an ASP.NET session running when the user views the email.

Again, I'm guessing that this is your intent...

-- Michael Wells

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Patrick Steele
For the HTML control, yes, it's possible with subclassing:

http://radio.weblogs.com/0110109/stories/2002/06/27/gettingTheRawHtmlFro
mAWebControl.html

For objects in general, you'd have to design your class so it's
serializable. Then just serialize using the XML formatter, and you'd
have a string.

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Patrick Steele (Click here to reveal e-mail address)
Lead Software Architect
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Subject: [aspngvb] Calendar Control

Hi,

Is it possible to have the HTML generated by calendar control=20
stored in a string rather than streamed to the screen? How?

Also, is this possible for objects in general? Or does the=20
object developer specifically have to create a method/property=20
to accomplish this?

Thanks

Scott

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