Re: web page and masterpage base classes

Mark,

I'd rather extract the required functionalities and put them in another
class, which I'd use in both my base and master pages: this one would be
the best approach to follow.
It is possible, however, to have the page access its associated master
page and vice versa. Have a look to the Master property of the Page
class and to the Page property of the MasterPage class respectively.

Hope this helps.

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Efran Cobisi
http://www.cobisi.com

Mark Aurit wrote:
> I use a base page (which inherits from System.Web.UI.Page) behind my
> .aspx, and I have a similar one behind my masterpage (inheriting from
> System.Web.UI.MasterPage).  Im seeing the need by both to use many of
> the same functions, but Im assuming I cant use the same for both.  Ive
> played the cut-and-paste inheritance in the paste, and am not a fan.
> Does anyone have any advice for a good strategy to do this? (share the
> same functions between different base pages)
> Thanks very much
> Mark
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