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Chad Beckner
Hey everyone!
I need to come up with a way to template a site, which has multiple
applications in it. For example, I have an ASP setup which uses a ISAPI
Filter to send certain files (i.e. .asp) to a script named
"site_template.asp". The site_template.asp file parses the file for the
page title, then adds in certain functionality (such as a database
connection "include" file for access the database), and includes a header &
footer. However, I have not found a good method for this using ASP .NET
since each "application" uses it's own setup. How can I do this (properly)
using .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0? I would like to make each application it's own
"application", but when I reference the "common.dll", it says it's not part
of the current application space.
Also, I would like to set it up so I can do RSS feeds, any ideas on how to
set this up?
Thanks,
Chad
I need to come up with a way to template a site, which has multiple
applications in it. For example, I have an ASP setup which uses a ISAPI
Filter to send certain files (i.e. .asp) to a script named
"site_template.asp". The site_template.asp file parses the file for the
page title, then adds in certain functionality (such as a database
connection "include" file for access the database), and includes a header &
footer. However, I have not found a good method for this using ASP .NET
since each "application" uses it's own setup. How can I do this (properly)
using .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0? I would like to make each application it's own
"application", but when I reference the "common.dll", it says it's not part
of the current application space.
Also, I would like to set it up so I can do RSS feeds, any ideas on how to
set this up?
Thanks,
Chad