Simplify the construction of HTML inside ASP.NET server controls using ControlInjector

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Apply a String.Format pattern to control building of separate HTML from private controls.

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Ben Scheirman is a professional web developer providing enterprise level ASP.NET solutions.

He started programming in QBASIC in 1993, learning from examples downloaded online. He migrated to Pascal in 1996, C/C++ ruled his spare time during the late 90's, and for the past 2 years he has been developing using C# & VB.NET.

He enjoys programming in his spare time, especially toying around with Managed DirectX.

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Simplify the construction of HTML inside ASP.NET server controls using ControlInjector

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