1) response write script alert box thrown on page causes the UltraWebGrids on the page to lose roughly 50 pixels of height.
2) Not setting Framestyle width fixes scrollbar covering portion of last column, but as a result the footer does not appear anymore.
Hey,
I too got the same problem.But instead of Response.Write use alert statements in java script.Don't mention scripts on the page directly.
Use java scripts in .js file. Give that file reference in script manager of the page.Inside script manager you will have a tag <scipt path="~" /> .
I agree with the approach suggested by shravan501. You might alternately use the page's ClientScriptManager property to emit out JavaScript you want run when the page is loaded on the client, if you need to use server-side code to generate the JavaScript you want to run.
My suspicion is that the use of Response.Write may be causing the browser to ignore the DOCTYPE, which would put it into "quirksmode." This may cause the browser to interpret the same HTML differently.