I have been using an implementation of that Paul Wilson`s master pages
for asp.net 1.1. It`s nice, but there is a problem that generally in big
sites, templates must be based on other templates, or i would end with
50 template files...
I have seen another implementation that puts one layer between the
content and the template, so there is one template more. But i think
it`s still not enough.. some sites will still require lots of template
files.
What i`m suppoising is an structure like this (example) :
Global Site Base Page
|
\-> Sports Section Base Page
| \-> Soccer Base Page
| | \-> page 1
| | \-> page 2
| | \-> page 3
| \-> Baseball Section Base Page
| \-> page 1
| \-> page 2
\-> Economy Section Base Page
\-> World Economy
| \-> Asia Section
| | \-> page 1
| | \-> page 2
| \-> Europe Section
| \-> page 1
| \-> page 2
\-> National Economy
\-> page 1
\-> page 2
No default number of steps between the base and the implementation..
I know all about asp.net 2.0 and it`s master pages implementation, but
NOW, with asp.net 1.1, what is the best solution for this? Is there any
good template system or should i start working on my own inplementation?
Thanks in advance.