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I have developed a custom server control that displays a login page
that authenticates against AD. The server control works fine, but now I
am trying to figure out the best way to output custom html. The HTML
output for the server control changes for each application I include
the server control in. At first I thought about making an html file and
just including it, but this won't work because with the custom html I
output two textboxes and a submit button that is generated through code
so I can fire the events for the controls.

What is the easiest way to include custom html output so I don't have
to re-code my custom server control everytime I add it to a different
application. Any help would be appreciated.

thanks

Sean

Hi,

I'm thinking, something in the lines of a template with string-placeholders.
The template would be nothing but a text file with HTML in it, and strings
that your code can look for, like $puttextboxhere. You can parse through,
replace, and write the elements out.

Catch my drift?

-Altaf

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"DKode" <> wrote in message
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>I have developed a custom server control that displays a login page
> that authenticates against AD. The server control works fine, but now I
> am trying to figure out the best way to output custom html. The HTML
> output for the server control changes for each application I include
> the server control in. At first I thought about making an html file and
> just including it, but this won't work because with the custom html I
> output two textboxes and a submit button that is generated through code
> so I can fire the events for the controls.
>
> What is the easiest way to include custom html output so I don't have
> to re-code my custom server control everytime I add it to a different
> application. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> thanks
>
> Sean
>

I see what your're saying. Is there any built in template feature of
dotnet that can do this? Or should I just parse the file and output it
myself.

thanks

I am not aware of the existence of any such feature or control. I believe
you'll have to do this yourself.


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"DKode" <> wrote in message
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>I see what your're saying. Is there any built in template feature of
> dotnet that can do this? Or should I just parse the file and output it
> myself.
>
> thanks
>

I used your suggested method and it works perfectly.

thanks for your help!

Sean