// grabs html of hidden div and writes it out where JS file is linked
	var content = document.getElementById('dynamicContentTop').innerHTML;
	document.write(content);

// The entirety of the above code could also be: document.getElementById('dynamicContentContainer').innerHTML = document.getElementById('dynamicContentTop').innerHTML;
// Using this would mean that the JS file could be linked anywhere in the page (except above the divs used unless an onload event is used).
// The reason it is using document.write is because of the code below...

// Prevents .NET from getting confused with duplicate controls being posted.
	document.getElementById('dynamicContentTop').innerHTML = '';
	
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