Have a bit of a funny question. I imagine others have had the same problem.
When writing back to the browser I am aware that one can use a Response.Write. This will add HTML to the pre-existing HTML specified inside your aspx file.
But what I want to do is essentially write a completely new page which doesn't use the aspx file template.
Understand what I mean? In other words the form is in the aspx file, the code which manipulates the input is in the aspx.cs file and I want to generate a report without having to redirect or use the existing template.
When writing back to the browser I am aware that one can use a Response.Write. This will add HTML to the pre-existing HTML specified inside your aspx file.
But what I want to do is essentially write a completely new page which doesn't use the aspx file template.
Understand what I mean? In other words the form is in the aspx file, the code which manipulates the input is in the aspx.cs file and I want to generate a report without having to redirect or use the existing template.