Hi Carl,

Thanks for the info, I wasn't aware that REsponse.Write in the context of control rendering would actually write out directly into the stream. In my experience Response.Write() usually ends up writing at the top of the document.

If it works that's great, I'm just surprised. Usually the recommended way for this is to to add this to the Attributes collection to force it to render. A little less obvious but official. The way Response.Write() works is not guaranteed to stay that way inside of control code I guess.

+++ Rick ---


>Hi, Rick. I'm not an expert on this, but when I view the source for the webpage, the script appears to be inline with the corresponding html tag. For example, I have an asp.net link button whose click event has similar code in my previous post. The view source comes back looking like this:
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>A separate browser window appears when the user clicks on the link button. It appears to work (well, it's been in production for several months). Perhaps there's a symantics issue going on in my head! <g>
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>Regards,
>Carl.