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How to register custom control on all pages ?

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    Hello, how can i register a custom control and its prefix soo it works on all pages ? Instead of adding the <% Register %> line on every single page ? Martin :confused:

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      Hello, how can i register a custom control and its prefix soo it works on all pages ? Instead of adding the <% Register %> line on every single page ? Martin :confused:

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      Martin, You can configure in the web.config file of your ASP.NET application. controls Element for pages[^] In the earlier versions, they used the registerTagPrefixes element in the web.config file.

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        Martin, You can configure in the web.config file of your ASP.NET application. controls Element for pages[^] In the earlier versions, they used the registerTagPrefixes element in the web.config file.

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        Thanks once again for a great reply. :-)

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          Martin, You can configure in the web.config file of your ASP.NET application. controls Element for pages[^] In the earlier versions, they used the registerTagPrefixes element in the web.config file.

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          Mike Ellison
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          Hi Min. How does the registerTagPrefixes element work (.NET version 1.1?) I didn't know it even existed. I learn something new every day! :cool:

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            Hi Min. How does the registerTagPrefixes element work (.NET version 1.1?) I didn't know it even existed. I learn something new every day! :cool:

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            Its in version 2.0 .

            "Praying." Is this only what I can do for him ?

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              Hi Min. How does the registerTagPrefixes element work (.NET version 1.1?) I didn't know it even existed. I learn something new every day! :cool:

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              Hi Mike, How are you?

              Mike Ellison wrote:

              How does the registerTagPrefixes element work (.NET version 1.1?)

              Sorry for my unclear reply, by this I mean the earlier versions of the ASP.NET 2.0.(If you are using the beta 2 version (April CTP), you still can see this element).

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                Hi Mike, How are you?

                Mike Ellison wrote:

                How does the registerTagPrefixes element work (.NET version 1.1?)

                Sorry for my unclear reply, by this I mean the earlier versions of the ASP.NET 2.0.(If you are using the beta 2 version (April CTP), you still can see this element).

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                Hi Min. Doing great over here. How are you?

                minhpc_bk wrote:

                Sorry for my unclear reply, by this I mean the earlier versions of the ASP.NET 2.0.(If you are using the beta 2 version (April CTP), you still can see this element).

                Gotcha. I misunderstood. Just another reason to catch up to 2.0 ...

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