using many user controls

[suresh kumar via .NET 247]

Hi,
I would like to use user controls such that my complete site contains just only user controls, but aspx pages which hold them.
i would like to have only one aspx page for diaplaying the controls, but dynamically i would like to load each control based on some criteria and display only one at a time.

it means that Ill be having many user controls and only one .aspx page, and based on the query string, or session value i decide which page needs to be displayed ad display that.

is this the better practice. please help

 

[ccallen]

Master Pages

1. "Standardize Your Site Fast With Master Pages" (has sample with source):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...naspp/html/aspnet-standardize-masterpages.asp

2. www.wilsondotnet.com presents the topic well.

3. Search google for "master page".

Its basically a control that adds controls to itself. Although there are
many other ways to accomplish this, the beauty of Master Pages is that
theres a name (and lots of links) to refer to rather then having to explain
some obscure process.

ccallen

Hi,
I would like to use user controls such that my complete site contains just

only user controls, but aspx pages which hold them.

i would like to have only one aspx page for diaplaying the controls, but

dynamically i would like to load each control based on some criteria and
display only one at a time.

it means that Ill be having many user controls and only one .aspx page,

and based on the query string, or session value i decide which page needs to
be displayed ad display that.

 

[Scott Mitchell [MVP]]

Master Pages

1. "Standardize Your Site Fast With Master Pages" (has sample with source):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...naspp/html/aspnet-standardize-masterpages.asp

2. www.wilsondotnet.com presents the topic well.

3. Search google for "master page".

[snip]

I also have an article I wrote on MasterPages, if you're interested:

Creating Template-Driven Web Sites with MasterPages
http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/040704-1.aspx

Happy Programming!

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