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Nick Bolton
Hello,
Maybe a common case, but I really want to not so much as migrate from
PHP/MySQL to C# .NET but learn the new language.
I have made maybe 3/4 very simple systems using C# .NET, but they all
seem to be a little, well simple -- and not uniform at all.
When I use PHP, I always incorperate some kind of template system, so,
say I have a master template and a child template which is loaded
inside the master.
I am aware of the ASP 2.0 master page functionality, but upgrading to
VS.NET 2005 right now isn't really an option; so I'm going to have to
stick with 2003.
Could anybody shed some light on how I would go about maintaining a
constant feel to all my aspx pages? An alternative to the master page
functionality in 2005 perhaps?
Any help at all would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Nick
Maybe a common case, but I really want to not so much as migrate from
PHP/MySQL to C# .NET but learn the new language.
I have made maybe 3/4 very simple systems using C# .NET, but they all
seem to be a little, well simple -- and not uniform at all.
When I use PHP, I always incorperate some kind of template system, so,
say I have a master template and a child template which is loaded
inside the master.
I am aware of the ASP 2.0 master page functionality, but upgrading to
VS.NET 2005 right now isn't really an option; so I'm going to have to
stick with 2003.
Could anybody shed some light on how I would go about maintaining a
constant feel to all my aspx pages? An alternative to the master page
functionality in 2005 perhaps?
Any help at all would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Nick