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Ben
Hiyo
I want to perform a programmatic server-side include, and I think that the
best way would be to use Server.Execute(path, optional textwriter).
Certainly ommitting the textwriter means that I can write to the output of
my page.
....however...
The content I wanted to append to the page is aspx code stored in a database
(surely this isn't the best way - suggestions welcome please!), and so I
figure it would be faster to write the code from the database into the aspx
output like this:
<html><body>test starts<br>
string dbaspx = Database.ReadSomeField();
// dbaspx == "<aspx:-- some aspx code --/>"
Server.Execute(dbaspx);
<br>test stops</body></html>
Kinda an odd scenario; your thoughts welcome
Thanks in advance,
Ben
I want to perform a programmatic server-side include, and I think that the
best way would be to use Server.Execute(path, optional textwriter).
Certainly ommitting the textwriter means that I can write to the output of
my page.
....however...
The content I wanted to append to the page is aspx code stored in a database
(surely this isn't the best way - suggestions welcome please!), and so I
figure it would be faster to write the code from the database into the aspx
output like this:
<html><body>test starts<br>
string dbaspx = Database.ReadSomeField();
// dbaspx == "<aspx:-- some aspx code --/>"
Server.Execute(dbaspx);
<br>test stops</body></html>
Kinda an odd scenario; your thoughts welcome
Thanks in advance,Ben