My shop currently has all of its ASP.NET pages using a singular
web.config file which to my knowledge doesn't work when you start
doing additional tasks like AJAX or Futures.
I either need to know if there is a way to use a singular web.config
and have it account for AJAX and Futures even if all the pages don't
use it or find a way to store the connection strings in a centralized
location (rather than in every site's web.config)
I only had two ideas on the second portion and that was to create a
dll with a direct config reference and have that do the work, or to
create some kind of text file and reference it in the web.config.