Retrieve HTMLcoded content back

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I want to save the contents of a webpage in a database table by using a Htmleditor. Contents of htmleditor are saved in database in form of htmlcode. I am able to successfully save data in database but i am unable to retrieve the saved data back in form of designed webpage.

UPDATE: I have no exception.I want to create a dynamic web page. The data on this page is retrieve from database table field. Table has fields like id, title, detail. title field has title of a page, detail field has complete detail of a web page which is save in database in the form of htmlcode. The problem is that how a web page is designed from this, how I am show these contents in detail section of a asp.net masterpage.
I am using sqlserver and asp.net with vb not C#.

Anyone help me.
Thanks in advance

Posted 3-Jun-10 20:55pm

jia tabussam

Updated 5-Jun-10 0:00am

Sandeep Mewara

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PSK_ 4-Jun-10 9:41am

What are the issues your are facing while retrieving the data, any exception? If yes in that case provide the exception details.

Sandeep Mewara 5-Jun-10 6:01am

You have marked an answer as accepted which is no where near to your question. Please remove it.

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