SiteMapPath!

[Chilá]

Hi there.

I got the following doubt:

I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.

But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.

The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How to
display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from page_2?

I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make it
works!

See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!

[Dan]

I dont know about SiteMapPath, but without knowing what you are trying to
achieve with this its hard to advise. On the surface this seems really
simple, but as i say without knowing what your objective is i could be way
off.

I would approach this by storing a var in my posting page that acts as an
identifier.

Then in your receiving page it can check that var and do the appropriate
action.

So page_1 and page _2 both a have a hidden var say called parentPage

then in page3 you can reuest the posted vars, retrieve the parentPage var
and you know who posted to it.

Does that help

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Dan
"Chilá" <ma********@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi there.

I got the following doubt:

I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.

But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.

The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How to
display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from page_2?

I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make
it works!

See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!

[Chilá]

Hi Dan, thanks for your help...

Your solution is something like I use today in VS2003, and I'm searching for
an alternative of that....

See ya and thanks a lot again...

"Dan" <dv*******@aol.com> escreveu na mensagem
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I dont know about SiteMapPath, but without knowing what you are trying to
achieve with this its hard to advise. On the surface this seems really
simple, but as i say without knowing what your objective is i could be way
off.

I would approach this by storing a var in my posting page that acts as an
identifier.

Then in your receiving page it can check that var and do the appropriate
action.

So page_1 and page _2 both a have a hidden var say called parentPage

then in page3 you can reuest the posted vars, retrieve the parentPage var
and you know who posted to it.

Does that help

--
Dan
"Chilá" <ma********@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

Hi there.

I got the following doubt:

I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.

But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.

The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How
to display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from
page_2?

I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make
it works!

See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!