Yes, this is possible. The approach I've taken in the past is to create my
own custom control that I place at the top of the document, right after the
<html> element. My custom control then is responsible for rendering <head>
and anything else I want in the <head>. Each page controls what is emitted
based upon properties on my custom head control. So, yep, it's possible;
it's just code, so make it do what you want :)
-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen I want to render this text into the <HEAD> section of a page (and
perhaps mute any existing title declaration, or alter it to be this
instead) -
<title runat="server" id=HtmlTitle></title>
It seems Render only sends items into the <BODY>.
Actually, it would be nice if I had control over the entire rendering
process, including the whole <HEAD>.
It what I want to do possible?
Paul
