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Thursday, June 20, 2013 | |
Embed .aspx page to Div tag : The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Forums: Apr 29, 2010 09:12 AM|LINK Is that The Wrong Way to do things? Yes, but when you're developing pages outside of the full MVC regalia, well, it's the quickest. I don't really want to set up PartialView stuff just to fine-tune some javascript. Thanks, um, Anaksunamun. EDIT 20140409: That's all wrong. WriteLine literally (and only) shoves the file in. If you have code to process in the embedded file, it won't display. That is, if I WriteFile another aspx page that itself has a WriteFile call, it'll pop out like... <% Response.WriteFile("WorkflowTemplate.aspx") %>... in your page, rather than actually writing the nested aspx file. To painfully replicate Classic ASP's pretend version of OO, you use "the <!--#include file="xxx.ext" --> directive". Poof. Welcome back to 1998. Labels: asp.net, noteToSelf posted by ruffin at 6/20/2013 10:42:00 AM |
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