Rendering an empty string on a page renders nothing.
You might just want to use " " or
"<br />"
instead of an empty string.
UPDATE - well I'm trying to show ampersand nbsp semicolon but it keeps rendering as a blank space (even when in PRE tags).
you get my drift I hope.
>I am using this to overwrite the Render:
>
>
> Protected Overrides Sub Render(writer As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter)
> Dim loStringBuilder As System.Text.StringBuilder = Nothing
> Dim loTextWriter As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter = Nothing
>
> ' If this is Html5
> If oProcess.lHtml5 Then
> loStringBuilder = New System.Text.StringBuilder("<!DOCTYPE HTML>" + oApp.cCR + oApp.cCR)
> Else
> loStringBuilder = New System.Text.StringBuilder("")
> End If
>
> loTextWriter = New System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(New System.IO.StringWriter(loStringBuilder))
>
> MyBase.Render(loTextWriter)
>
> writer.Write(loStringBuilder.ToString)
>
> End Sub
>>
>This allows to add the DOCTYPE declaration when needed. I discovered this morning that I had to write something even if I do not need it otherwise there is no HTML rendered on the page. My question is if there is a way to simplify that knowing that I only need to add this DOCTYPE on the related condition.
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