Hi,
I have a master page(MyMasterPage.master) with two content place holders. I wanna show another aspx page(MyHeader.aspx) in the 1st content place holder of a content page(MyContentPage.aspx) that uses my master page.
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A:
You should be using user controls for reusable components of a pages. Create a Header.ascx file instead of a .aspx. You can then drag that into your ContentPlaceHolder from the solution explorer when in design mode.
Adam Pope
2009-11-13 12:49:02
it's nice to do like this. But, I already have an aspx page created. Why should I create a usercontrol with same functionalities. (And I dont wanna use the frameset also.)
AmiT
2009-11-13 12:56:02
@AmiT: 1. Converting the existing aspx to an ascx is not hard. 2. user controls have nothing to do with framesets.
Joel Coehoorn
2009-11-13 13:04:16
ya, its 100% true that user controls have nothing to do with framesets, my main purpose is to show that already created page on the top of my content page. And perhaps I can divide the complete master page in two frames, 1st for that already created page and 2nd for a content place holder.And I am not sure. It's just a way.. may be right. trying ...!
AmiT
2009-11-13 13:14:14
A:
I echo the prior commenter's suggestion to use a usercontrol if possible.
If you really want to keep your existing aspx page; you might want to take a look at using an IFrame to accomplish this.
Jim B
2009-11-13 13:57:18