Folks,
I'm about to rework a ASP.Net 1.1 web site and want to make sure I'm doing
it smartly. What's the easiest/best (I realize that is contradictory) to
make it so that if we have standard menus that go across all pages, I can
program them once and then if we change them, they happen everywhere. Also
need things like a standard header on the page (logo, message, ...)
What are people currently doing that works?
TIA - Jeff.
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Could somebody post the link for this? I've tried google and I can't find
it.
TIA - Jeff
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I'm about to rework a ASP.Net 1.1 web site and want to make sure I'm
doing it smartly. What's the easiest/best (I realize that is
contradictory) to make it so that if we have standard menus that go
across all pages, I can program them once and then if we change them,
they happen everywhere. Also need things like a standard header on the
page (logo, message, ...)
What are people currently doing that works?
Use MasterPages - Paul Wilson has a good .NET 1.1 implementation of it.
Or use .NET 2.0 which has MasterPages built in.
Really? I wonder what seach parameters you used. I found it first try: http://www.google.com/search?q=Maste...005-48,GGLD:en
UJ wrote: Could somebody post the link for this? I've tried google and I can't
find it.
TIA - Jeff
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I'm about to rework a ASP.Net 1.1 web site and want to make sure I'm
doing it smartly. What's the easiest/best (I realize that is
contradictory) to make it so that if we have standard menus that go
across all pages, I can program them once and then if we change
them, they happen everywhere. Also need things like a standard
header on the page (logo, message, ...)
What are people currently doing that works?
Use MasterPages - Paul Wilson has a good .NET 1.1 implementation of
it.
Or use .NET 2.0 which has MasterPages built in.
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