Response.Write outputs the specified html to the page body

Invitation code test · Posted on 4/3/2015 9:12:06 PM

keywords:Response.Write , body 输出内容

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When writing asp.net web application, we need to output the corresponding client code directly on the page (e.g., output <span id='clientid' stype=''></span>). If we use Response.Write to output, we will find that the output content is on the first line of the page's source code, not in the body tag.

There are two solutions for this situation:

1. Define a variable xxx, use <%=xxx%> placed in the body tag;
2. Dynamically create a Literal Control (the Text attribute is the content we want to output, and the Mode is (if you need to use LiteralMode.Transform for the original output content), and add the Control to the corresponding Controls. See the MSDN documentation for more information about this control.
Method 1 is suitable for writing pages, not controls. Method 2 makes up for this problem

[ASP.NET] Response.Write outputs the specified html to the page body

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