Response.Write ignores the user control.

[JT]

I'm writing a webshop for my company. I created the user header control
and placed it at the top of my form. I have server controls underneath
(TextBox, Command Button, Dropdownlist) which search for products based
on criteria. I then use "Response.Write" to print the results to an
HTML table underneath everything. (The "Datagrid Control" isn't
customizable enough) When the page returns it prints the HTML table
first and then the header user control at the bottom. How can i get
around this?

I could use "Response.Write" to print the header aswell but that would
defeat the purpose of a user control.

Thanx.

 

[Hans Kesting]

I'm writing a webshop for my company. I created the user header control

and placed it at the top of my form. I have server controls underneath
(TextBox, Command Button, Dropdownlist) which search for products based
on criteria. I then use "Response.Write" to print the results to an
HTML table underneath everything. (The "Datagrid Control" isn't
customizable enough) When the page returns it prints the HTML table
first and then the header user control at the bottom. How can i get
around this?

I could use "Response.Write" to print the header aswell but that would
defeat the purpose of a user control.

Thanx.

Don't mix Respose.Write and "regular asp.net controls". If you want to
output literal text, use an <asp:Literal> where you can set the Text
property.

Hans Kesting