I would include all the parts that are not changing into a
user control. If this is the header and footer then they
would be ascx file, which are considered user controls.
Also, you can include your menu as well in an seperate
user control (ascx). Seperating your pages into parts
makes it much easier to manage and make changes. Hope
this helps
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Inga - 13 Aug 2003 06:48 GMT
Thanx for replay.
If I understood correctly then your solution is not
suitable for me :(. I already have implemented web
application as you suggested and I have a lot of pages
(.aspx) with included static parts which are user
controls. But I need to have only one .aspx in which I
could include/load content parts. Reason is that customer
will change the design of web site several times, so I
don't want to make changes in all pages.
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