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Eliminating HTML from an end-result ASPX page, just text?

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    Don't know quite how to word this question, thus I have not search for it, but is there a way to eliminate all the HTML from the code of an ASPX page? Meaning, if I did Response.Write("blah") and did View Code, all I would see would be blah? The reason I ask is that I need to call an aspx page from Flash and get the data returned, but it must be in the form blah=what&count=1 etc... Unless there is a better way. Any suggestions?

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      Don't know quite how to word this question, thus I have not search for it, but is there a way to eliminate all the HTML from the code of an ASPX page? Meaning, if I did Response.Write("blah") and did View Code, all I would see would be blah? The reason I ask is that I need to call an aspx page from Flash and get the data returned, but it must be in the form blah=what&count=1 etc... Unless there is a better way. Any suggestions?

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      Dario Solera
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      just call in the Page_Load event handler Response.Clear(), then write all you want. :)

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