I am working on a C# class that is a part of my ASP.Net Web Site.
Is there a simple way to output some log/debugging text to the top of the page. My class does NOT inherit from Page. I want to display variable values, etc.
The class represents an Exam object that I use in some of my aspx pages. The variables that I want to display are private and therefore inaccessible to my aspx pages.
Anywhere in the context of an http request you can reach the current executing page as follows.
Page page = HttpContext.Current.Handler as Page;
You are free to cast to your own page type. So you can write debug info to labels, textboxes etc.
you can just do this
HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("your message goes here");
or write a helper method
public static void writeOut(string message) {
HttpContext.Current.Response.Write(message);
}
You can try with Response.Write method
var pathOfYourLog = "";
var log = File.ReadAllLines(pathOfYourLog);
YourHttpContext.Response.Write(log);
