writing HTML directly

[Mark]

Try the Literal Control or the PlaceHolder server controls. HTH.

Mark
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"Steve" <steve@mintonweb.com> wrote in message
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> What is the best method if I want to write HTML directly
> for part of my page? I couldn't find a server control
> where the HTML stream could be specified directly by
> code. Is it still OK to use <% %> directives as one
> would in ASP? The ASP.NET documentation doesn't mention
> that as a possibility, therefore I was worried it is
> depracated somehow.

[IbrahimMalluf]

Hello Steve

Yes...you can use the <% %> in asp net.

You can also use Response.Write, or you can create a HTML div tag, set its
Runat property to Server and then modify its InnerHTML property just to
name a couple of possibilities


Ibrahim Malluf




"Steve" <steve@mintonweb.com> wrote in message
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> What is the best method if I want to write HTML directly
> for part of my page? I couldn't find a server control
> where the HTML stream could be specified directly by
> code. Is it still OK to use <% %> directives as one
> would in ASP? The ASP.NET documentation doesn't mention
> that as a possibility, therefore I was worried it is
> depracated somehow.

[Kenn Ghannon]

You can still use the <% %> method as well. I occasionally use this method
to write out the contents of JavaScript variables that I need dynamically
generated...


"Steve" <steve@mintonweb.com> wrote in message
news:099601c34560$5617c080$a001280a@phx.gbl...

> What is the best method if I want to write HTML directly
> for part of my page? I couldn't find a server control
> where the HTML stream could be specified directly by
> code. Is it still OK to use <% %> directives as one
> would in ASP? The ASP.NET documentation doesn't mention
> that as a possibility, therefore I was worried it is
> depracated somehow.