Inserting <Object> before <form> tag when rendering control - Can it be done?
I have an ActiveX object that must be delcared outside the default <form> tag of my web control. In other words, when the control renders and writes out the <form element>, I need to place an object tag BEFORE "<form>" is written.
What happens now:
<form VIEWSTATE= " ... " >
<object> objectstuff </object>
</form>
what I need is:
<object>objectstuff</object>
<form VIEWSTATE= " ... " ></form>
I have tried the RegisterClientScriptBlock method on a whim, but it places the code inside the <form> tag. I've tried other methods to no avail. The object absolutely fails if placed inside the form tag. I am not sure what method to override or how I can register the ActiveX any other way.
How can I get the Web control to write out the Object Tag before the default Form Tag?
thanks -
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2/27/2005 5:49:12 PM
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