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Using Response.Write from a CodeBehind
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juliaroberts
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If you know your position of the HTML , you can place a Literal control there and set the value for that control. alternatively you can use a place holder control.
merlyn2450
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HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("something"
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;merlyn using response.write places the text at the very top of the page before the <HTML> tag This cause some ugly problems with alignment and such. I find that I never use the response.write command unless I throw it into a page to check a variable when I am debugging and don't want to step throught the code.
Instead if it is simply a message to the user I often use a label control and set the text of that label to the message.
As mentioned above a placeholder or literal control also works. Really depends on what exactly you were trying to response.Write out. Try different methods and choose the one you are most comfortable with.
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Instead if it is simply a message to the user I often use a label control and set the text of that label to the message.
As mentioned above a placeholder or literal control also works. Really depends on what exactly you were trying to response.Write out. Try different methods and choose the one you are most comfortable with.
That'l do donkey, that'l do
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merlyn2450
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yes, i know
i just looked at the subject, not at the question...
i just looked at the subject, not at the question...
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