Nested Master Page Problem
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Hi all, I need to make an application it should have two level menu. for this i created two master pages. Can i select First master page for second mater page(nested concepts).? I have done that but the content of second level master page is not appearing in the content page of second master page.
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Hi all, I need to make an application it should have two level menu. for this i created two master pages. Can i select First master page for second mater page(nested concepts).? I have done that but the content of second level master page is not appearing in the content page of second master page.
Yes, you can have nested master pages, but for creating a two level menu why would you do this?
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Yes, you can have nested master pages, but for creating a two level menu why would you do this?
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
The situation is like that Level 0ne Link1 Link2 Link3 Level two Link2.1 Link2.2 Link2.3 Level three Link2.1.1 Link2.1.2 Link2.1.3 all level coming from database so i don't want to create upper level menu all time.
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The situation is like that Level 0ne Link1 Link2 Link3 Level two Link2.1 Link2.2 Link2.3 Level three Link2.1.1 Link2.1.2 Link2.1.3 all level coming from database so i don't want to create upper level menu all time.
Nested master pages are overkill for this situation. Just build the menu as necessary. Possibly use divs to contain the menus and show/hide as necessary.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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The situation is like that Level 0ne Link1 Link2 Link3 Level two Link2.1 Link2.2 Link2.3 Level three Link2.1.1 Link2.1.2 Link2.1.3 all level coming from database so i don't want to create upper level menu all time.
Assuming that the set of menus are defined by the user type, you could build .js files with static menus per user type. Include the appropriate .js file dynamically according to the user. Alternately, include the .js files in the correct set of pages with a particular menu level. Shreekar
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Assuming that the set of menus are defined by the user type, you could build .js files with static menus per user type. Include the appropriate .js file dynamically according to the user. Alternately, include the .js files in the correct set of pages with a particular menu level. Shreekar
For that matter what is the use of the ASP.NET page, it can all be done with JavaScript. X|
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt