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Asked: 2026-05-30T00:06:50+00:00

I have a webform that uses events in the master page to log activity.

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  • I have a webform that uses events in the master page to log activity.
  • I have a sitemap.aspx file that generates proper XML for Google.
  • The sitemap.aspx calls Response.End() to ensure the normal ASP.NET stuff (view state, master page content, etc) does not render. This XML must be exact.
  • When I call Response.End() from the content page, none of the master page’s events fire.

Is there a way to tell the CLR to send exactly this string as the response, while allowing the Master page to continue its normal execution, and without having to decouple the ASPX from the Master page and call the logging methods manually?

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  1. Editorial Team

    There’s no pre-packaged way to do what you’re asking.

    One approach might be to set a flag somewhere (maybe in HttpContext.Items) after you write your string to the output buffer. Then, in your page class, override the Render() method; if the flag is not set, then call base.Render(), otherwise don’t. By skipping Render(), no additional output will be generated.

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