Custom Control - Specific placement of HTML Textwriter output - Ho

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I have a custom menu control that I am creating using C#. I am rendering
HTML from a StringBuilder in my control to add the needed JavaScript to the
HTML output. I need to have the JavaScript output from the stringbuilder
placed at the bottom of my <BODY> section, after the top navigation menu
dropdown dataset output. Currently the JavaScript is output to the top of
the <BODY> section of my HTML output from the control.

How can I accomplish this?

Thanks,
Hawk
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