Doubt About Editor in ASP.NET

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have a link button in my website, and when i click on that button the content of the web page should appear in a window in the form of html and if i make any changes in that window that changes should updated in my website also

Posted 22-Nov-10 1:16am

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Updated 22-Nov-10 1:25am

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senguptaamlan 22-Nov-10 7:20am

use some web based content management system...

Sandeep Mewara 22-Nov-10 7:36am

Good to know the requirements. Now what? Have you tried anything?

Ankur^\m/ 22-Nov-10 8:17am

Are you looking for a website development tool? You can do this in Visual Studio IDE as well.

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Matthew Hazlett · Answer 1 · 2010-11-22T10:18:00

Basically you need to do this with JS.

You will want to use the opener property:
The opener property sets or retrieves a reference to the window that created the current window. When a source document opens a destination window by calling the open() method, the opener property (of the destination window's window object) specifies the window of the source document. This property persists across document unload in the opened window, so it can be accessed even if the URL in the new window is changed

Lots of examples of this on the interwebs:
http://www.webreference.com/js/tutorial1/opener.html[^]