postion the output to my aspx page

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i am trying to postion the output to my aspx page by using response.write for that i am using this code:

Response.Write("<span id='Label7'' style='height:16px;width:320px;Z-INDEX: 302; LEFT: 108px; color:red; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 170px'>Testing</span>");

i need to display the variable value in the response.write in the above code i have used static string
can any one help me or any alternative way to do this

Posted 17-Oct-11 23:52pm

pradeep manne

Updated 18-Oct-11 1:56am

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Vivek Krishnamurthy 18-Oct-11 6:01am

Are you facing any issue with this ?

hitech_s 18-Oct-11 8:15am

alternative way?

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Solution 1

Your requirement seems very similar to the following article. How To Make Floating and Dimming a Div using JavaScript[^], If the content of the Span is static, you can directly take the approach of the mentioned in the article. Otherwise, you can use embeded server tags or server controls to accomplish the same.

Posted 18-Oct-11 0:06am

Vivek Krishnamurthy

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pradeep manne · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-25T04:25:00

Solution 2

use a labelcontrol at the position

Label1.Text += " " + "ur message";

Posted 25-Oct-11 4:25am

pradeep manne

Updated 27-Oct-11 0:04am

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