A
ashtek
Hi,
I have two (almost similar) web pages Page1 & Page2.
Both of them have a datagrid and databinding is done during runtime by
executing different stored procedures for each page. Datagrid has
customized paging.
Also, Page1's datagrid has 10 columns while Page2's datagrid has only 7
columns.
So, in Page1, I check for the current page name & accordingly execute
the stored procedure (SP! or SP2) to bind data.
In Page2.cs, in the code behind I wrote
public class Page2 : Page1
{
}
In Page2.aspx I copied all the code from Page1.aspx and removed the 3
columns in the datagrid.(these 3 columns are not referred in Page1.cs
code behind, they are hyperlinks).
(Is there any way to inherit Page2.aspx from Page1.aspx?)
This is working fine except that when I open Pag2.aspx it says "File
could not be loaded into web form designer.An exception occurred while
creating the instance - Object reference not set to an instance of an
object" but then it opens the file.
I want to if this is a good way of doing it or is there's any other
better way?
Thanks,
Ashish.
I have two (almost similar) web pages Page1 & Page2.
Both of them have a datagrid and databinding is done during runtime by
executing different stored procedures for each page. Datagrid has
customized paging.
Also, Page1's datagrid has 10 columns while Page2's datagrid has only 7
columns.
So, in Page1, I check for the current page name & accordingly execute
the stored procedure (SP! or SP2) to bind data.
In Page2.cs, in the code behind I wrote
public class Page2 : Page1
{
}
In Page2.aspx I copied all the code from Page1.aspx and removed the 3
columns in the datagrid.(these 3 columns are not referred in Page1.cs
code behind, they are hyperlinks).
(Is there any way to inherit Page2.aspx from Page1.aspx?)
This is working fine except that when I open Pag2.aspx it says "File
could not be loaded into web form designer.An exception occurred while
creating the instance - Object reference not set to an instance of an
object" but then it opens the file.
I want to if this is a good way of doing it or is there's any other
better way?
Thanks,
Ashish.