I am creating one website where all pages are creating in html but dynamic pages are creating in asp.net. I have one problem in my all static html pages i want to display one user control in one form but pages are .html thats why pages do not support asp.net control. How can i do pls let me khnow if anybody know.
I don't think this is possible, unless you use an iframe which contains an asp.net page containing the user control.
Furthermore, if it is possible, I don't think this approach should be used. It would make more sense to convert the .htm files to .aspx files, and use rewriting to display them as .htm if this is needed.
You simply can't. Html pages don't get processed by your ASP.NET engine. You could change them into .aspx files, and include the control, preferably within the form-tag of the asp.net page.
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We had a client ask us to redisign their Volusion site. I understand that Volusion gives you access to, basically, 1 main HTML file and a small handfull of CSS files. But, if I understand correctly, they do NOT give you access to edit the .ASP files for the site/template.
Beyond simple CSS changes, How do you create your own custom Volusion Template without access to .ASP files?
You do not have access to the code that makes up the product or category content areas for example.
You are able to edit the primary template (ie template_yourstore.htm) and its corresponding CSS. If you want to go further than this you are dependent on javascript to makes changes client-side.
To be totally clear, you can use asp but only on your own asp pages. You cannot change Volusion's code.
I have already a web site written in Html but I want to add some dynamic contents in Asp.net. So I will add 2 or 3 aspx pages whit form to my project.So the question is: Is it necessary to convert my simple static HTML page to aspx to publish my web site? What is the best way in this case?
There is no need to convert your HTML pages.
Static and dynamic content can live side by side without an issue.
Just add your ASPX pages - you may need to consider a migration path if you do have a static page that needs to be converted to a dynamic one (a permanent redirect should do).
no, just go for the conversion to asp.net of those web pages which have the dynamic content.
ASPX and plain HTML pages can live together happily because from a browser's point of view they all are html pages.
Web browsers don't understand ASP.NET. The content they understand is HTML. So when a browser requests for an .aspx link all that ASP.NET returns is plain HTML (with CSS and javascript, which browsers also understand). So at design time when you add an ASP.NET control, lets say a DropDownList, ASP.NET will render it as a <select> HTML tag.
I'm working on a custom web application and because I have many separate blocks I want to put them on a different page, I was wondering how can I include aspx content on existing page?
the reason I'm asking about aspx, and not custom web controls, is because I planned to use pagemethods on those separate pages.
Another reason is that I saw someone some saying we can do that, can't find the link now, so thought I'll try too, since it looks very neat:)
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Server.Execute (secondUrl) might do what you want. But UserControls are definitely more ASP.Net-ish :).
Based on what you describe, the proper answer is custom controls as they allow you to place the code anywhere on any page in an easily reusable manner.
Can you explain what you mean by "aspx content" - is that just html, is it controls? Also, what Page methods are you referring to?
Does Padarn support the concept of .NET Master Pages and/or the concept of Classic ASP #include?
I would like to reuse my .aspx pages in other .aspx pages as well as implement a single Header & Footer for the web site.
It appears as though Padarn doesn't support .aspx page reuse explicitly and that, maybe, I will need to dynamically generate/call Document objects within a Padarn Page to simulate the Master Page effect.
Before I try to get clever with simulating .aspx reuse within the Padarn framework, I would like to know if there is built-in support for this and/or if there is a best practice for this.
Padarn doesn't have built-in support for master pages or classic ASP syntax. For page element re-use (headers, footers, menus, etc) we typically use a base class in the code behind where we have methods that can render these elements. We then derive pages from the base to get the common functionality.
I have an ASP.NET application which calls aspx-pages in other ASP.NET applications (all on the same server and the same solution). This aspx-pages should be shown in a (fixed) region on the main-site in that way that that only the embedded pages is renewed, during user interactions there. Is an IFRAME the only way to achieve this goal, or can I use for example the AJAX update-panel or are there further possibilities / techniques. I have read something about the a control "UFRAME". Maybe this is the solution for my question !?!?
If you want to display a page within another page, you'll need to use frames or an i-frame. If you have access to all the code for these other ASPX pages though, it would probably be better to use User Controls (ASCX files) instead. You can then easily re-use these in as many pages as you like.