HtmlTextWriter.InnerWriter Property
Gets or sets the text writer that writes the inner content of the markup element.
Assembly: System.Web (in System.Web.dll)
Inner markup content is the text found between the opening and closing tags of a markup language element.
If the InnerWriter property is set to a TextWriter object that is an instance of the HttpWriter class, this fact is noted and a separate reference is saved.
The following code example shows how to use a custom Web server control, derived from the WebControl class, that overrides the Render method. It uses the HtmlTextWriter class to write a <font> element. After it writes the opening tag of the element, it uses the InnerWriter property to write the string "<br> The time on the server:" and concatenates this string with the value of the DateTime.Now property.
// Write the opening tag of a Font element.
writer.WriteBeginTag("font");
// Write a Color style attribute to the opening tag
// of the Font element and set its value to red.
writer.WriteAttribute("color", "red");
// Write the closing character for the opening tag of
// the Font element.
writer.Write('>');
// Use the InnerWriter property to create a TextWriter
// object that will write the content found between
// the opening and closing tags of the Font element.
// Message is a string property of the control that
// overrides the Render method.
TextWriter innerTextWriter = writer.InnerWriter;
innerTextWriter.Write(Message + "<br> The time on the server :" + System.DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString());
// Write the closing tag of the Font element.
writer.WriteEndTag("font");
}
Available since 1.1