Adding a Control into a String Dynamically

You suppose you are wanted to add a string to a page that the string has to have a hyperlink in it to link a particular page for any reason. So for doing this job you can do it in this way:

  private string buildMessage(string message, int reportId) {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        sb.Append(message);
        sb.Append("
");
 
        HyperLink hp = new HyperLink();
        hp.NavigateUrl = "~/index.aspx?reportId=" + reportId;
        hp.ID = "hpl";
        hp.Text = "Link Report";
        hp.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.FontWeight, "Bold");
 
        using (StringWriter sw = new StringWriter(sb)) {
            using (HtmlTextWriter tw = new HtmlTextWriter(sw)) {
                hp.RenderControl(tw);
            }
        }
       sb.Append("Some other text");

 return sb.ToString();
    }

Now you can you this function in a different way. For example, you can add a Panel Control to your page. Then call this function to set the Panel InnerHtml property.

Good Luck!

Distinct in a List of Objects

If you have a list of objects and in the list there are repetitive elements, If you want to delete duplicate elements, you may be want to use Linq Distinct() method. But the result may be not your desire because it does not work properly.
For getting the best result in your work, it is better to use the following method for doing distinct in your list:

   1: var listOfObject = items

   2:     .GroupBy(l => l.PropertyToCompare) //Name of you propery

   3: .Select(l => l.First());