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Response.Buffer Questions
- Thread starter wbeetge
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wb: From the VS.NET help files:
HttpResponse.BufferOutput Property [Visual Basic]See Also
HttpResponse Class | HttpResponse Members | System.Web Namespace
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether to buffer output and send it after the entire page is finished processing.
Public Property BufferOutput As Boolean
Property Value
true if the output to client is buffered, otherwise false. The default is true.
Example
The following example takes action only if the output is buffered.
If Response.BufferOutput = True Then
'...
End If
..so my guess is that since they are "Public" properties that they would be availbble in codebehind, but I'm only guessing here. Just thought I'd post the VS.NET help information to see if that would help.
HttpResponse.BufferOutput Property [Visual Basic]See Also
HttpResponse Class | HttpResponse Members | System.Web Namespace
Show All
Gets or sets a value indicating whether to buffer output and send it after the entire page is finished processing.
Public Property BufferOutput As Boolean
Property Value
true if the output to client is buffered, otherwise false. The default is true.
Example
The following example takes action only if the output is buffered.
If Response.BufferOutput = True Then
'...
End If
..so my guess is that since they are "Public" properties that they would be availbble in codebehind, but I'm only guessing here. Just thought I'd post the VS.NET help information to see if that would help.
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