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Menu`s "target" property

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    'Menu' control has a property called TARGET. It may have 5 special values (starting with "_", eg."_blank"), or a custrom string, which is a name of the place, where pages should be loaded. I know its all in theory, but I couldn`t manage to force 'Menu' control to "put" selected pages into placed I wanted them. Could someone give me an example? Suppose we have a masterpage with 2 placeholders, and I would like to load selected pages into first of them. thank you very much for help

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      'Menu' control has a property called TARGET. It may have 5 special values (starting with "_", eg."_blank"), or a custrom string, which is a name of the place, where pages should be loaded. I know its all in theory, but I couldn`t manage to force 'Menu' control to "put" selected pages into placed I wanted them. Could someone give me an example? Suppose we have a masterpage with 2 placeholders, and I would like to load selected pages into first of them. thank you very much for help

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      These two things are different, the Target property allows you to specify the window/frame to display the output html markup of the web page. The placeholder control in the master page is to reserve a place that you can provide dynamic contents in the content page. So if you have two placeholders in the master page and you only want to provide the content in the first one, then in the content page you can use a single content control to work with the first placeholder control.

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