stripping tags from source on render

[Lance]

Hi,
What way could I strip certain tags (like HTML comments) from the HTML being
delivered to the client? I don't mean what regexp to use, but where do I
put this stripping code? I'm thinking something in the Global.asax, but I
can't find any reference to it having a Render or PreRender event or how to
tie into them if I did! I'd ideally like some help along the lines of:

1 - Where to put the code
2 - example of how to alter the source being delivered to the client

Thanks,
Lance

[Scott Allen]

Hi Lance:

You could use a Response.Filter, like the one in this article:
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Re...acesAspNet.asp

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 11:43:50 +0100, "Lance"
<lance@[nospam]keayweb.com> wrote:

Hi,
What way could I strip certain tags (like HTML comments) from the HTML being
delivered to the client? I don't mean what regexp to use, but where do I
put this stripping code? I'm thinking something in the Global.asax, but I
can't find any reference to it having a Render or PreRender event or how to
tie into them if I did! I'd ideally like some help along the lines of:

1 - Where to put the code
2 - example of how to alter the source being delivered to the client

Thanks,
Lance

[Ian Lane .enizin.net>]

Hi Lance,

I'd look at the Page.Render event. This takes an HtmlTextWriter parameter
where you can modify the contents before calling the base.Render method.

HTH
--
Ian Lane
"Lance" wrote:

Hi,
What way could I strip certain tags (like HTML comments) from the HTML being
delivered to the client? I don't mean what regexp to use, but where do I
put this stripping code? I'm thinking something in the Global.asax, but I
can't find any reference to it having a Render or PreRender event or how to
tie into them if I did! I'd ideally like some help along the lines of:

1 - Where to put the code
2 - example of how to alter the source being delivered to the client

Thanks,
Lance

[Lance]

Thanks! I thought i had seen it somewhere on good 'ol codeproject!

"Scott Allen" <sc***@nospam.odetocode.com> wrote in message
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Hi Lance:

You could use a Response.Filter, like the one in this article:
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Re...acesAspNet.asp

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 11:43:50 +0100, "Lance"
<lance@[nospam]keayweb.com> wrote:

Hi,
What way could I strip certain tags (like HTML comments) from the HTML beingdelivered to the client? I don't mean what regexp to use, but where do I
put this stripping code? I'm thinking something in the Global.asax, but Ican't find any reference to it having a Render or PreRender event or how totie into them if I did! I'd ideally like some help along the lines of:

1 - Where to put the code
2 - example of how to alter the source being delivered to the client

Thanks,
Lance

[Lance]

I'd have to call the code from every page using this method, right? If I
could call it from one location (global.asax) that would be great!

"Ian Lane .enizin.net>" <ian@<nospam> wrote in message
news:32**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi Lance,

I'd look at the Page.Render event. This takes an HtmlTextWriter parameter
where you can modify the contents before calling the base.Render method.

HTH
--
Ian Lane
"Lance" wrote:

Hi,
What way could I strip certain tags (like HTML comments) from the HTML being delivered to the client? I don't mean what regexp to use, but where do I put this stripping code? I'm thinking something in the Global.asax, but I can't find any reference to it having a Render or PreRender event or how to tie into them if I did! I'd ideally like some help along the lines of:

1 - Where to put the code
2 - example of how to alter the source being delivered to the client

Thanks,
Lance