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you create html template and simply replace the user input in the correct fields of the html.
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forget the template, if u use web application u can save the current web page with the user input as HTML file:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39310955-1">WebClient myClient = new WebClient();
string currentPageUrl = Request.Url.ToString();
UTF8Encoding utf8 = new UTF8Encoding();
byte[] requestHTML = myClient.DownloadData(currentPageUrl);
string myPageHTML = utf8.GetString(requestHTML);
 using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(Server.MapPath(&quot;~/user-input.html&quot;), true))
 {
  sw.WriteLine(myPageHTML); // Write the html file.
 }    </code></pre>
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I need to just convert what is in the text box to HTML.
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I am converting a client/server app to a web app. &nbsp;In the client/server app the developer used a web browser to capture user input. &nbsp;The purpose was to store the input in the database in HTML format which would be used to send an e-mail at some point.<br />
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I cannot use controls, unfortunately. &nbsp;Anyone have any idea how I can duplicate a similar function after the user enters data in a textbox?<br />
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Would htmlencode work?
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I am converting a client/server app to a web app.  In the client/server app the developer used a web browser to capture user input.  The purpose was to store the input in the database in HTML format which would be used to send an e-mail at some point.

I cannot use controls, unfortunately.  Anyone have any idea how I can duplicate a similar function after the user enters data in a textbox?

Would htmlencode work?

you create html template and simply replace the user input in the correct fields of the html.

forget the template, if u use web application u can save the current web page with the user input as HTML file:
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I need to just convert what is in the text box to HTML.

ASP.NET C# - Convert User input to HTML

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