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creating aspx pages at runtime

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    Mogaambo
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    How can i create a aspx page dynamically. Suppose i have a page called create.aspx in which there is a textbox , now what i want is that if i give new in textbox that a new aspx page named new.aspx page should be created

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      How can i create a aspx page dynamically. Suppose i have a page called create.aspx in which there is a textbox , now what i want is that if i give new in textbox that a new aspx page named new.aspx page should be created

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      I dont think this is the best idea, maybe it would be better to have a few blank pages and then put code into that, given the user the ability to add new pages is not very secure and gives you less control over your website. Plus you then have to link the newly created pages up with the exisiting

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        I dont think this is the best idea, maybe it would be better to have a few blank pages and then put code into that, given the user the ability to add new pages is not very secure and gives you less control over your website. Plus you then have to link the newly created pages up with the exisiting

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        But I have seen in many sites they create pages dynamically, for eg if i post a new property in domegos.com they create page of the name which i have specified as property name.

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          But I have seen in many sites they create pages dynamically, for eg if i post a new property in domegos.com they create page of the name which i have specified as property name.

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          l0kke
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          What seems to be a new page doesn't have to be a new page at all, maybe they're just using URL rewriting. Check this article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms972974.aspx[^]

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            How can i create a aspx page dynamically. Suppose i have a page called create.aspx in which there is a textbox , now what i want is that if i give new in textbox that a new aspx page named new.aspx page should be created

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            Repost

            Shhhhh..... http://craptasticnation.blogspot.com/[^]

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