Page inheritance

[Mircea Pleteriu]

I have created an aspx page called Page1. The class associated with the page
in code behind is abstract.
Now I want to create another aspx page call Page2 that inherits the Page1.

It seems like the Page2 inherits the code behind defined by Page1 but it
does not inherits the html content (the controls) of the Page1.
So, I do not have the controls on my new page.

Can somebody tell me where I am wrong?

[Karl Seguin]

The HTML isn't part of the class. Why don't you simply create a user
control and Page.LoadControl it (or Register it), if I understand what you
are trying to do, this is how you should do it.
Karl

"Mircea Pleteriu" <mpleteriu@asp-gmbh.de> wrote in message
news:OXhw7PfSDHA.1916@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

> I have created an aspx page called Page1. The class associated with the

page

> in code behind is abstract.
> Now I want to create another aspx page call Page2 that inherits the Page1.
>
> It seems like the Page2 inherits the code behind defined by Page1 but it
> does not inherits the html content (the controls) of the Page1.
> So, I do not have the controls on my new page.
>
> Can somebody tell me where I am wrong?
>
>
>

[Natty Gur]

Hi,

If you don’t care about the visualization of HTML controls in design
mode you can add them dynamically in your base class (onload) and they
will be create in derived classes (webforms)

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