Response.write position

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Gav

Hi all,

I have created a user control and I am using Response.Write in the control
to 'write' exactly what I want although it always goes to the top of the
page (above <HTML><HEAD> etc). Can I get it so that it writes it where the
control is on the page?

ie

<html>
blah blah
<body>
<H1> my control </h1>
<webusercontrol:mycontrol />
<html>

at the minute if I do repsonse.write("test") in the user control it writes
like this to the client:

test
<html>
blah blah
<body>
blah blah
<H1> my control </h1>
<html>

where as I would want it to put it where the control is:

<html>
blah blah
<body>
<H1> my control </h1>
test
<html>

Thanks
Gav
 
Hi all,

I have created a user control and I am using Response.Write in the control
to 'write' exactly what I want although it always goes to the top of the
page (above <HTML><HEAD> etc). Can I get it so that it writes it where the
control is on the page?

ie

<html>
blah blah
<body>
<H1> my control </h1>
<webusercontrol:mycontrol />
<html>

at the minute if I do repsonse.write("test") in the user control it writes
like this to the client:

test
<html>
blah blah
<body>
blah blah
<H1> my control </h1>
<html>

where as I would want it to put it where the control is:

<html>
blah blah
<body>
<H1> my control </h1>
test
<html>
Click to expand...

I'm afraid the results of response.write are returned to the client
_before_ the result of your aspx-page (the HTML generated for your
aspx-page)...

However, I would like to see my statement confirmed...
 
Write your stuff out from your Render method rather than wherever you are
writing it now (probably Page_Load).
 
Hi Gav,

There are 2 ways of writing code to client side.
One is overriding Render method, the other is using
RegisterClientScriptBlock method.

I think you can override the render method of the user control and
write your string to HtmlTextWrite.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Hi all,
|
| I have created a user control and I am using Response.Write in the control
| to 'write' exactly what I want although it always goes to the top of the
| page (above <HTML><HEAD> etc). Can I get it so that it writes it where the
| control is on the page?
|
| ie
|
| <html>
| blah blah
| <body>
| <H1> my control </h1>
| <webusercontrol:mycontrol />
| <html>
|
| at the minute if I do repsonse.write("test") in the user control it writes
| like this to the client:
|
| test
| <html>
| blah blah
| <body>
| blah blah
| <H1> my control </h1>
| <html>
|
| where as I would want it to put it where the control is:
|
| <html>
| blah blah
| <body>
| <H1> my control </h1>
| test
| <html>
|
| Thanks
| Gav
|
|
|
 
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