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[TIP] Nested master pages in VS2005

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    Mark Churchill
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    Just a tip on something that was driving me nuts this morning. As we know, nested master pages are possible and very useful, but not supported in the designer. Sometimes you just want to flip to the designer for dragging a UC in, or double-clicking a button to get an event attached the lazy way. What you can do, is invalidate the MasterPageFile up in the page declaration (stick a - on the end of it or something). This lets you get into design view so you can indulge in lazyness (the content regions will just be displayed end to end). Just remember to change it back when you are finished.

    Mark Churchill Director Dunn & Churchill

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