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    Dynamically Add Authorization Statement

    Guys,

    I have poured over the forum, the internet, and my books. Does anyone know how to do this. Maybe I missed it here in the forums.

    I need to place an authorized use line at the bottom of every page. I dont want to use a Respone.Write. I already have a header.ascx file that gives me a consistant header at the top.

    The problem I have is that almost every page has some form of data on it. THe data is generated dynamically and is sent out in different forms. On some pages I use tables I build in code. Other pages, I just puke the info into a data grid for ease of use. Each page is different in length.

    Does anyone know how I can solve this problem?

    Thanks,

    Jerel

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    Retired VBF Adm1nistrator plenderj's Avatar
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    From IIS, in the properties for your site, you can specify a document footer...
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    That seems to only append .html pages but not .asp or .aspx pages.

    Am I doing something wrong?

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    Create a footer control. Drop that on each page...

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