I setup a custom template page for VS.NET 03 (took a little painful tweaking
but it works). Only problem is, my template doesn't including the head tag
which contains the vs_targetSchema. The reason is become in these pages I
only design the middle content, everything else gets layered on at run time
since the code behind class inherits from a class that I wrote (which
inherits from page)
Is there any work around for this? any other way to set the vs_targetSchema
without having it in the Html Code?
Thanks
Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft) - 23 Jul 2004 05:56 GMT
You can set schema as default for your project if you right-click on the
project node and choose Properties. In one of the pages there is a dropdown
that selects default target schema. Select yours and it will be selected if
no META element is present.
Thanks
Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft)
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Elamiri" <abdellahDOTelamiriATclintonDOTedutNOSPAM> wrote:
> I setup a custom template page for VS.NET 03 (took a little painful tweaking
> but it works). Only problem is, my template doesn't including the head tag
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> Thanks