Thanks Cathy...

Figured it was pretty straight forward but that probably saved me a half an hour <g>...

+++ Rick ---

>Rick,
>
>Here is how to get the HTML generated before it is sent to the client:
>
>

>protected override void Render (HtmlTextWriter writer)
>{
>	StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
>	StringWriter stringWriter = new StringWriter(stringBuilder);
>	HtmlTextWriter htmlWriter = new HtmlTextWriter(stringWriter);
>	base.Render(htmlWriter);
>	string yourHtml = stringBuilder.ToString();
>	// yourHtml string contains the HTML generated
>}
>

>
>>ACtually I need to something like this as well - I need to actually use content generated from an ASP page in an email confirmation and I want to capture the output generated before it gets sent back to the client.
>>
>>I suspect there are events on teh HTTPRuntime to do this but I haven't gotten this far yet...
>>
>>+++ Rick ---
>>
>>
>>>Mario,
>>>
>>>How about caching the page? It would be faster than writing to disk. Here is an article that explains how to setup your page to use caching:
>>>
>>>http://www.sitepoint.com/article/1007
>>>
>>>
>>>>I build a complete ASP.NET page in run-time. That it, i add the controls, validators, and do a manual bind of the data. I need that because the layaout and controls can change, but that not happend so much.
>>>>
>>>>This meaning that the system rebuild in each hit the whole page. So i like to store the page in disk the first time and get them from here, and rebuild only when the layout&control change, and only set the data from my database.
>>>>
>>>>How i can do that????