I am using the 2.0 App_Code folder to have a common, global class for every
aspx page to access and use. I need to have a common "MainTitle" string
variable to read/write and which finally the MasterPage PreRender event code
parses to decide if a page title should be rendered.
While I can instantiate this class in the MasterPage code it means that the
instance that the aspx pages access is a different one and so they are not
talking to each other. My question is - how can I have a common access to
this class instance, both from MasterPage and aspx pages?

Session.

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"Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am using the 2.0 App_Code folder to have a common, global class for every
>aspx page to access and use. I need to have a common "MainTitle" string
>variable to read/write and which finally the MasterPage PreRender event
>code parses to decide if a page title should be rendered.
> While I can instantiate this class in the MasterPage code it means that
> the instance that the aspx pages access is a different one and so they are
> not talking to each other. My question is - how can I have a common access
> to this class instance, both from MasterPage and aspx pages?
>

NO I don't want to use session, I wan't to use memory resident class
properties!!

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> Session.
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> Derek Davis
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> "Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>I am using the 2.0 App_Code folder to have a common, global class for
>>every aspx page to access and use. I need to have a common "MainTitle"
>>string variable to read/write and which finally the MasterPage PreRender
>>event code parses to decide if a page title should be rendered.
>> While I can instantiate this class in the MasterPage code it means that
>> the instance that the aspx pages access is a different one and so they
>> are not talking to each other. My question is - how can I have a common
>> access to this class instance, both from MasterPage and aspx pages?
>>
>
>

Session unless you want to dynamically re-write the code for the class in
the app_code folder. I could be wrong as I have limited exp with 2005.

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"Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> NO I don't want to use session, I wan't to use memory resident class
> properties!!
>
> "carion1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Session.
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>> Derek Davis
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>> "Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>I am using the 2.0 App_Code folder to have a common, global class for
>>>every aspx page to access and use. I need to have a common "MainTitle"
>>>string variable to read/write and which finally the MasterPage PreRender
>>>event code parses to decide if a page title should be rendered.
>>> While I can instantiate this class in the MasterPage code it means that
>>> the instance that the aspx pages access is a different one and so they
>>> are not talking to each other. My question is - how can I have a common
>>> access to this class instance, both from MasterPage and aspx pages?
>>>
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if I understand this correctly the only way to do this would be to have the
properties static? If so, wouldn't that be prone to errors since every user
session could change the property values, before the page cycle has finished
running?

"carion1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Session unless you want to dynamically re-write the code for the class in
> the app_code folder. I could be wrong as I have limited exp with 2005.
>
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>
> Derek Davis
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> "Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> NO I don't want to use session, I wan't to use memory resident class
>> properties!!
>>
>> "carion1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Session.
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Derek Davis
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>>> "Daves" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>>I am using the 2.0 App_Code folder to have a common, global class for
>>>>every aspx page to access and use. I need to have a common "MainTitle"
>>>>string variable to read/write and which finally the MasterPage PreRender
>>>>event code parses to decide if a page title should be rendered.
>>>> While I can instantiate this class in the MasterPage code it means that
>>>> the instance that the aspx pages access is a different one and so they
>>>> are not talking to each other. My question is - how can I have a common
>>>> access to this class instance, both from MasterPage and aspx pages?
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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