Sometime ago I followed an article (I believe MSDN) related with
localization in Asp.Net 2.0.
To make pages localization I create a class named Localization:
1 Public Class _Localization
2 Inherits Page
3
4 Sub Localization_PreInit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
EventArgs) Handles MyBase.PreInit
5 Page.MasterPageFile = "~/_Base.master"
6 Page.Theme = "_Base"
7 End Sub
8
9 ' _Base master page culture
10 Protected Overrides Sub InitializeCulture()
11 MyBase.InitializeCulture()
12 Dim language As String = CType(Context.Profile,
ProfileCommon).Language
13 If (language IsNot Nothing) AndAlso (language <"Auto") Then
14 MyBase.UICulture = language
15 Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture =
CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture(language)
16 End If
17 End Sub
18
19 End Class
My Base master page is as follows:
1 Partial Class _Base
2 Inherits System.Web.UI.MasterPage
3 ...
4 End Class
And my page is given by:
1 Partial Class _Default
2 Inherits Localization
3 ...
4 End Class
Well, now I need page Default to use two master pages. Base and Content
where:
Base
| ----- Content
Now I am really lost here. [:)]
Could someone help me out in implementing this?
By the way, I am developing everything at runtime.
Thanks,
Miguel
Karl Seguin wrote:
Sounds like you are asking if Master Pages can be nested, and the answer is
yes.
You can learn a bit more at:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archi...11/430382.aspx
and it's pretty easy to test out anyways...
Karl
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Hello,
I have 2 pages: Page1.aspx and Page2.aspx.
The two pages have common design parts but also not common design
parts.
Is it possible to create something like this:
MasterPageA
|
|---- MasterPageB
|
|---- Page1.aspx
MasterPageA
|
|---- MasterPageC
|
|---- Page2.aspx
See?
Page1 uses Master Pages A and B.
Page2 uses Master Pages A and C.
Could you tell me if I should do this and if it is possible.
If yes, where can I find some information about it?
Thanks,
Miguel