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Hi

I want to send my aspx page in peices. I send a html div tag first in the page Init handler:

string div = @"<div>fisrt div</div>";

Response.Write( div);

Response.Flush( );

And after that leave the page to execute normally.

The result is that my div element is placed before the DOCTYPE otside the html and body tags. How can I do it so that the html rendered will be correct? It's important to send the page in pieces.

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Apr 19 '07 #1
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