migrating ASP to ASP.Net: #include

[Davíð Þórisson]

hi,
I am getting really excited to start migrating so much less time it's going
to take to do my web projects!!

in my old Asp web I had a common frame for all pages which was simply
included at top of each .asp file. Actually all layout was done through
various strings (strFrame, strMain, strHeader ...) and a function in that
common file combined the strings and sent to Response.Write. Cool because it
allowed me to manipulate the final output.

So what has replaced the include function in .Net? How would you do this?

And also, how would you store some common, small functions you use from
every .asp(x) file?
thank you
David

[Alvin Bruney]

This question is better serviced in microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
newsgroup. The concepts you speak of no longer exist as you know it in
asp.net. Implementation is strictly separate from UI. Please visit the
newsgroup suggested above.

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hi,
I am getting really excited to start migrating so much less time it's going to take to do my web projects!!

in my old Asp web I had a common frame for all pages which was simply
included at top of each .asp file. Actually all layout was done through
various strings (strFrame, strMain, strHeader ...) and a function in that
common file combined the strings and sent to Response.Write. Cool because it allowed me to manipulate the final output.

So what has replaced the include function in .Net? How would you do this?

And also, how would you store some common, small functions you use from
every .asp(x) file?
thank you
David