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6/12/2008 2:04 PM

	Kau
26 posts

Re: Response.Write - content appears outside the module

Hello,

This time I am not using Respose.Write, I am using this code:

test = "<form ACTION='cgi-bin/formmail.pl' METHOD='POST'>" +"<INPUT TYPE='HIDDEN' NAME='Name' VALUE='name' SIZE='25' MAXLENGTH='50'>" +"<INPUT TYPE='HIDDEN' NAME='Email' VALUE='email' SIZE='25' MAXLENGTH='50'>" +"<INPUT TYPE='SUBMIT' NAME='name' VALUE='label'>'";

Label1.Text = test;

I mean that after I pressed the button the IE goes to Server but does not return, or better it looks like when you type an URL in the IE and press Go but the page does not come and the browser keeps trying to show it. I hope this time I made myselft clear.

Thanks,

Kau.

6/13/2008 2:02 PM

	Joshua Beall
134 posts

Re: Response.Write - content appears outside the module

It sounds to me as if the script in cgi-bin/formmail.pl is not working correctly for some reason. I don't think this would affect things, but I noticed you did not close your form tag. Lastly, are you nesting your form inside another form? Keep in mind that ASP.NET apps in general (and DNN is no exception) tend to wrap most of the page in a <form runat='server'> tag.

On a totally different topic, let me give you a suggestion on how to handle long strings in C#. Try this:

test = @"

<form ACTION='cgi-bin/formmail.pl' METHOD='POST'>
    <INPUT TYPE='HIDDEN' NAME='Name' VALUE='name' SIZE='25' MAXLENGTH='50'>
    <INPUT TYPE='HIDDEN' NAME='Email' VALUE='email' SIZE='25' MAXLENGTH='50'>
    <INPUT TYPE='SUBMIT' NAME='name' VALUE='label'>
</form>";

It's called a "Verbatim Literal" -- you can use linebreaks right inside the string. One of the reasons I prefer C# over other .NET languages :-)

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