Heres the problem,
In Masterpage, the google analytics code were pasted before the end of body tag.
In ASPX page, I need to generate a script (google addItem tracker) using codebehind ClientScript and put it before the end of body tag, because this script uses the google analytics variables.
How can i achieve this?
An inelegant but simple approach, if you re able to avoid using ClientScript, would be to just stick a literal in the page where you want your script to be rendered and put the script in there from your codebehind (i.e. myLiteral.Text = "client script";).
Take a look at RegisterStartupScript
The script block will be placed right above the </form> tag at the end of the page.
You could delay your script execution until after the page loads, then it won t matter where your script resides.
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