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Integrate variable data with div tag in asp.net<br />
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Integrate variable data with div tag in asp.net
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Hello Experts,<br />
I have an aspx page. &nbsp;I am trying to display a variable message inside the div tag. &nbsp;Message is going to come from database (c# is getting the message from database). &nbsp;Is this something possible? &nbsp;I cannot use JQUERY here because of company's restriction. &nbsp;Please help. &nbsp;Thank you a bunch in advance.
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Hello Experts,
I have an aspx page.  I am trying to display a variable message inside the div tag.  Message is going to come from database (c# is getting the message from database).  Is this something possible?  I cannot use JQUERY here because of company's restriction.  Please help.  Thank you a bunch in advance.

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