viewstate gets too big

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graphicsxp

Hi,
I generate html content dynamically at page loading (if not postback)
which is then assigned to the Text property of a Litteral asp.net
control.
The issue is that if there is too much html assigned, the viewstate
gets way too big and the application's performances are pulled down.
If I disable the viewstate then ovbviously the content is lost after
first postback.

Can I render dynamic html without using the viewstate?
 
sure you can, viewstate is only needed as a way to preserve the state of the
page.

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