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Base Page and Intellisense

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    Is there a way to use BasePage inheritence without losing breaking the Web Page Designer? Or at least without breaking Intellisense? Every method I've found for inheriting from a BasePage causes the Page Designer to complain when loading the derived page. Some methods require removing the and

    tags. It seems like these methods all limp because of this problem. It's good to be alive, Josef Wainz Programmer Analyst

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      Is there a way to use BasePage inheritence without losing breaking the Web Page Designer? Or at least without breaking Intellisense? Every method I've found for inheriting from a BasePage causes the Page Designer to complain when loading the derived page. Some methods require removing the and

      tags. It seems like these methods all limp because of this problem. It's good to be alive, Josef Wainz Programmer Analyst

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      Hi there, There are two options which you may try: + Put the BasePage in a seperate assembly, and you simply add reference to it in your web project. + If the BasePage is placed in the same web project, you can try to add the DesignerAttribute to the BasePage class.

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