what is rendering in asp.net explain with ex for the intervw

anjali khan

11y1.1k.NET

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Nilesh Jadav11y ago
Accepted answer
yeah sure ill check out !

Kindly make accepted if you are satisfy with the answer !
Raja T11y ago
Hi Anjali,

I am not getting your point.

I have posted the solution just to help you. For that only i refered another article.
I dont mean that ia am the author of that article.. ok
anjali khan11y ago
hi Raja,

thanks for the update ,,,it is correct...

before posted this article I sent one more article can u provide to me that solution.......
Nilesh Jadav11y ago
Hey there !

Can you check this : for better understanding read full article it's nice .

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/667596/ASP-NET-Life-Cycle-Overview
You can actually see at your own , just by writing simple html code in vS10 , load some controls from toolbox [button, and all]. and then check out in the browser , by right click - - > View page source, check there most of the code get rendered.

Thank you !
Raja T11y ago
Hi,

The Render method enables the controller to render itself by writing HTML output to the response stream. This passes a reference to the HTMLTextWriter object, which can write directly to the response stream. This method should be used when you derive directly from control.
Render is used if you need to take full control over how the html is rendered.
Render is not an event. It is a method called to generate the output to send to the client.
Render renders itself and its children.
The order is Render RenderChildren
Render is a protected method, meaning that only derived Classes can access it. It is called within the Event Lifecycle, and shouldn't be explicitly called in your code.

As can clearly be seen in the ASP.NET Page Life Cycle.