Create my own template for starting code behind files?

[Steve Franks]

Hi,

Does VS.NET Beta 2 provide allow you to define your own template to be used
for new code behind pages?

For example I have common code that needs to go into get code behinds
Page_Load event. So when I use VS.NET to create a new web form, it would be
great if it would enter this custom code into the Page_Load in the code
behind file. Currently I have to remember to paste this in from another
source, and sometimes I miss this step.

Likewise it would be nice if this could be done for the regular web form
too. For instance I'd like to add a MasterType line to every web form
..aspx. Currently I have to remember to do this manually.

Thanks,

Steve

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

Maybe you should create a template.
From within Visual Studio 2005, select "Export Template..." from the File
dropdown menu.
Then follow the wizard steps...

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://SteveOrr.net
"Steve Franks" <pl****@postreplyhere.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

Does VS.NET Beta 2 provide allow you to define your own template to be
used for new code behind pages?

For example I have common code that needs to go into get code behinds
Page_Load event. So when I use VS.NET to create a new web form, it would
be great if it would enter this custom code into the Page_Load in the code
behind file. Currently I have to remember to paste this in from another
source, and sometimes I miss this step.

Likewise it would be nice if this could be done for the regular web form
too. For instance I'd like to add a MasterType line to every web form
.aspx. Currently I have to remember to do this manually.

Thanks,

Steve