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before using response.write u can flush the buffer (buffer is enabled by default in asp.net)<br />
also u can enclose ur response.write message in a div tag positioned at the bottom of the screen
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before using response.write u can flush the buffer (buffer is enabled by default in asp.net)
also u can enclose ur response.write message in a div tag positioned at the bottom of the screen

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JNSTAUB's method is appropriate because that's how .Net works. &nbsp;Response write is classic ASP...use the functionality they provide in .Net<br />

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JNSTAUB's method is appropriate because that's how .Net works.  Response write is classic ASP...use the functionality they provide in .Net


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I have a header image and a few links to display at the top of my page, which i have put there in Design mode,<br />
but whenever i dare to use response.write, the output shows up at the top of the page, befoe my links &amp;&nbsp;header images.<br />
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Is there any way that i can make Response.write output stuff after whatever I put in the Design/Html<br />
portion of my Web Form ?<br />
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If ai could get a quick answer, i'd be very gratefull, it's kinda urgent ;-)
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I have a header image and a few links to display at the top of my page, which i have put there in Design mode,
but whenever i dare to use response.write, the output shows up at the top of the page, befoe my links & header images.

Is there any way that i can make Response.write output stuff after whatever I put in the Design/Html
portion of my Web Form ?

If ai could get a quick answer, i'd be very gratefull, it's kinda urgent ;-)

ASP.NET/VS.Net : Getting response.write to output at bottom of page

Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.