Jeff User,
This article by Esposito will give you more insight into the ASP.NET Page
Lifecycle and what stage is the last point that you can alter the response
stream before it is emitted.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/?pull=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/aspnet-pageobjectmodel.asp#aspnet-pageobjectmodel_topic2
If that's not sufficient, some googling on "ASP.NET Page Lifecycle" will
reveal similar resources.
Peter
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http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com [quoted text, click to view] "Jeff User" wrote:
> Hi
> C# .net1.1
>
> Is there an event or some other way to know that all of the page
> proccessing is finished and that the page is ready to be sent to the
> client or do we just have to determine this based on our own logic
> inthe code??
>
> I have some display stuff that is standard for all my pages. It is
> located in a base page file that all my aspx pages inherit from.
> Currently it is run from the base page/page_load event. It generates
> some html, etc that displays on all my pages.
>
> However, if any of my page specific event procedures do things that
> would afftect my base page standard out put, they are not reflected on
> the finished page because all other events run after the page_load
> events.
>
> Is there a way to hook into some event after everthing else is
> finished and then write more stuff to the output page?
>
> Thanks
Hi
C# .net1.1
Is there an event or some other way to know that all of the page
proccessing is finished and that the page is ready to be sent to the
client or do we just have to determine this based on our own logic
inthe code??
I have some display stuff that is standard for all my pages. It is
located in a base page file that all my aspx pages inherit from.
Currently it is run from the base page/page_load event. It generates
some html, etc that displays on all my pages.
However, if any of my page specific event procedures do things that
would afftect my base page standard out put, they are not reflected on
the finished page because all other events run after the page_load
events.
Is there a way to hook into some event after everthing else is
finished and then write more stuff to the output page?
