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MasterPages in 1.1

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    Hi Guru's, I'm realy stuck on a project were I want to use Masterpages!, I completly understand the concept but unfortunatly, I don't find a working code snippit. In the meanwhile I'm thinking to work with controls which been called into a placeholder,......... Hop someone can help me with a step by step way to work with the Microsoft Masterpage for 1.1 Greetings Luc

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      Hi Guru's, I'm realy stuck on a project were I want to use Masterpages!, I completly understand the concept but unfortunatly, I don't find a working code snippit. In the meanwhile I'm thinking to work with controls which been called into a placeholder,......... Hop someone can help me with a step by step way to work with the Microsoft Masterpage for 1.1 Greetings Luc

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      I am sorry to say but there is no facility of Master page in ASP.NET1.1.You have to use skins(feature of ASP.NET1.1): which is same as master page in ASP.NET 2.0(beta version).

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        Hi Guru's, I'm realy stuck on a project were I want to use Masterpages!, I completly understand the concept but unfortunatly, I don't find a working code snippit. In the meanwhile I'm thinking to work with controls which been called into a placeholder,......... Hop someone can help me with a step by step way to work with the Microsoft Masterpage for 1.1 Greetings Luc

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        2.0 beta is required my friend or VS.NET 2005. Master-Content page is nothing extra-ordinary. In VS.NET 2003 or 1.1 you could create a user control to serve as master page. then you could create webpages that would serve as content pages. within the the webpage i.e. content page have a string path to master page i.e. user contorl for runtime binding. Hence you can simulate master-content in 2003. ---------- Venus Patel http://patelsinc.blogspot.com/ A student knows little about a lot. A professor knows a lot about little. I know everything about nothing.

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          Hi Guru's, I'm realy stuck on a project were I want to use Masterpages!, I completly understand the concept but unfortunatly, I don't find a working code snippit. In the meanwhile I'm thinking to work with controls which been called into a placeholder,......... Hop someone can help me with a step by step way to work with the Microsoft Masterpage for 1.1 Greetings Luc

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          2.0 beta is required my friend or VS.NET 2005. Master-Content page is nothing extra-ordinary. In VS.NET 2003 or 1.1 you could create a user control to serve as master page. then you could create webpages that would serve as content pages. within the the webpage i.e. content page have a string path to master page i.e. user contorl for runtime binding. Hence you can simulate master-content in 2003. ---------- Venus Patel http://patelsinc.blogspot.com/ A student knows little about a lot. A professor knows a lot about little. I know everything about nothing.

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            2.0 beta is required my friend or VS.NET 2005. Master-Content page is nothing extra-ordinary. In VS.NET 2003 or 1.1 you could create a user control to serve as master page. then you could create webpages that would serve as content pages. within the the webpage i.e. content page have a string path to master page i.e. user contorl for runtime binding. Hence you can simulate master-content in 2003. ---------- Venus Patel http://patelsinc.blogspot.com/ A student knows little about a lot. A professor knows a lot about little. I know everything about nothing.

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            Hi all I read an article for Shams named An Extensible Master-Page Framework for ASP_NET 1_1 Using Pattern Oriented Design - ASP_NET describing how to Implement MasterPage in Asp.net .. from my point of view it is an excelent start for you .. give it a try !! Cheers :-D Thanks, Best Regards Waleed Seada

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