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thankyou very much, perfect sollution
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Hi<br />
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i am writing a basket on several pages using a panel in the aspx and a sub that builds/populates the table and adds it to the panel. this is fine.<br />
i now need to send the same table in an HTML email, but want to use the same method.<br />
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ive tried returning the table as a string, but this just produces 'System.Web.UI.WebControls<wbr />.Table'<br />
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any ideas?
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Hi

i am writing a basket on several pages using a panel in the aspx and a sub that builds/populates the table and adds it to the panel. this is fine.
i now need to send the same table in an HTML email, but want to use the same method.

ive tried returning the table as a string, but this just produces 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.Table'

any ideas?

Want to return a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Table as HTML to be sent in the body of an HTML email

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