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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / April 2008Master Page Properties persist?
If I have some Master Page properties, and assign them when the master page first loads, knowing that I can access these property values in the current Content pages, will these properties be persisted through every page, until the browser is closed? It depends where you emit the code for assigning these properties. Different results for content page, master page. -- Madhur > If I have some Master Page properties, and assign them when the master > page first loads, knowing that I can access these property values in the > current Content pages, will these properties be persisted through every > page, until the browser is closed? It seems like each page load fires the page load event (non-postback) of the Master Page What I'm running into is that when I click a button on one page (which has the properties loaded), I load a couple of sessions, and then response.redirect to a second page. In that second page's load event, I access one of the properties, but it is 'Nothing'. On further testing, apparently, the Page_Load of the content page is actually firing BEFORE the Page_load event of the Master Page. So the properties in the Master Page are not accessible to the content page Once everything's loaded, I can access the properties at any time - no problem However, I need to access the Master Page's properties when the content page is loaded Is this possible, or am I missing something? > It depends where you emit the code for assigning these properties. > Different results for content page, master page. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> current Content pages, will these properties be persisted through every >> page, until the browser is closed? // Reference properties from a previous page. cross-page postback overview site:msdn2.microsoft.com > It seems like each page load fires the page load event (non-postback) of > the Master Page [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >>> current Content pages, will these properties be persisted through every >>> page, until the browser is closed? In general, no. The master page, while it seems like a common container in the designer, is actually a type of user control, which means it has page scope. Even if all of your pages use the same master, the properties are not global.  SignatureGregory A. Beamer MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA Subscribe to my blog http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com/lists/feed.rss or just read it: http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com/ ************************************************* | Think outside the box! ************************************************* > If I have some Master Page properties, and assign them when the master > page first loads, knowing that I can access these property values in the > current Content pages, will these properties be persisted through every > page, until the browser is closed?
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