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9/26/2008 11:56 AM
 

Don't know if this is possible but I would like a user to be able to specify a css file in a module settings and apply this css file to the module at runtime.

Anyone got any pointers on how to do this. Some code like this I think but where to call it from?:

Try

Dim CustomCSS As String = Me.Settings("CustomCSS")
Dim link As HtmlControls.HtmlLink = New HtmlControls.HtmlLink()
link.Href = CustomCSS
link.Attributes("rel") = "stylesheet"
link.Attributes("type") = "text/css"
Page.Controls.Add(link)
Catch exc As Exception
ProcessModuleLoadException(Me, exc)
End Try

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9/26/2008 12:08 PM
 

I just copied/pasted this out of some code I wrote recently.  I got the idea from Westwind Technologies in some stuff he was doing, but anyway, without further ado:

  private void AddStyle(string name, string style, bool isInline)
  {
   string styleTag = string.Empty;

   if (isInline)
    styleTag = string.format("<style type=\"text/css\">\n{0}\n</style>", style);
   else
    styleTag = string.format("<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\"{0}\" />", style);

   if (this.Page.Header != null)
    this.Page.Header.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl(styleTag));
   else
   {
    // fake it by adding a style tag using the ClientScriptBlock
    this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(typeof(SomeType), "_" + name, styleTag, false);
   }
  }
 

Sample call: AddStyle("mycustomcssname", customCss, true);


-- Jon Seeley
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9/29/2008 9:54 AM
 

Thanks Fooberichu.

At what point in the page cycle would you call this for a Dotnetnuke Module?

Regards

Colm


Colm Ryan Director
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9/29/2008 10:29 AM
 

Forgive me for leaving that part out.  I'm sorry, you want to call this during OnPreRender (optimally, although you *could* call it earlier).


-- Jon Seeley
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