I'm looking for a module that can point to a  text/html file (or maybe even a URL?) and display its contents inline. 

- something like the iframe module but instead of using an iframe to display the content, DNN reads and displays the content inline with the page as opposed to displaying the content within a frame.  Anyone have any suggestions?  Yes, i can simply make one or extend the iframe module, but I was hoping this sort of task is prefabricated.

Of course, the other option I've been using is simply copying & pasting into the Text/HTML module.

Do you think there is a better way of solving the problem that you may be guessing that I'm trying to solve?

Thank you for the response.

I am looking to accomodate the following two scenarios primarily:

• I have content authors who want to author content in FrontPage.  Yes, they can create content in Front Page and then past the output into a Text/HTML module.  However, I would like it to be one step easier for them since I'm having a hard time getting their buy-in to DNN.  I'd like it to be as simple as them opening the .htm file in FrontPage and then see the results immediately reflected in DNN once they hit "Save".
• The other instance is for certain pages & controls that I intend to to turn into DNN modules at some point - but haven't made the time yet.  I would simply like to display their output inline with a page almost exactly like I do with an iframe.

The existing iframe module is almost a perfect fit for my purpose.  The most notable problem with the iframe module for my purpose though is that displaying content inline with a page is a bit smoother as far as page rendering goes than using an iframe - and it's easier to inherit styles too.

If nothing else, I think I'll actually duplicate and extend the iframe module to read the source and then rewrite it to the client.  Something like:

System.Net.HttpWebRequest SomePageRequest = (System.Net.HttpWebRequest)System.Net.WebRequest.Create(SomeURL);
System.Net.HttpWebResponse SomePageResponse = (System.Net.HttpWebResponse)SomePageRequest.GetResponse();
System.IO.Stream ResponseStream = SomePageResponse.GetResponseStream();
System.IO.StreamReader ResponseStreamReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(ResponseStream, System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);
Response.Write(ResponseStreamReader.ReadToEnd());

Haven't checked to see if this works, but try a Text/HTML module with just an Include in it, pointing to the file they are updating.

Jeff