are you trying to display html tags as string literals which are created from
the server side? or are you trying to render html tags generated from the
server?
ie. do you want "<table><tr>..." shown up to the user or do you want an
actual table?
for an actual table which gets created from server side code you can use
literalcontrol class (i think that is right anyway).
if you want string literal of html tags I think you have to look up escape
ascii codes for that ( i think). i also think some controls have an option to
not render as HTML.
If by chance what you are wanting is more basic say have HTML tags inside a
aspx page all you need to do is make sure <html<bodyetc are not in the
HTML you are intrested in displaying.
So for example if you have a HTML page already just copy everything past
<bodyor <formbasically all ASPX content is rendered inside a form tag so
no form inside a form if that makes sense.
"Just D." wrote:
All,
What's the simplest way to show my own HTML string on the ASPX page assuming
that this page is just created using the wizard and it has nothing on it?
We're free to use any control adding it to this page just to show this HTML
string. I know that in some cases we can use .InnerHtml property of some
controls to inject the HTML string created in C# code, but it didn't work in
my case. I tried to use TEXTAREA1.InnerHtml and it shows me the HTML string
instead of formatted string. What's wrong?
Just D.
