Since reading the thread about REsponse.Write I've been wondering about something I do from time to time and what the .net view of it would be.
What I do is I make 4 or 5 UserControls lets say new.ascx, edit.ascx, delete.ascx, view.ascx and action_results.ascx. I also have an asp.net page called default.aspx in the app dir for this app. Now default.aspx has a select/switch statement that reads the QueryString for takeAction and display the correct ascx based on action. The only way I know to do this is by using:
<%
switch(Request["takeAction"])
{
case "action": %><asp_uctls:ctl..../><% break;
case "...":....
}
%>
So is that good, bad, is there a better way, will asp.net read the tag properly if I Response.Write it from the CodeBehind Class, or is all this just nitpicky?http://vbforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=284338
That'd be one case in which I'd use it. Generally, 90% of the time there's an equivalent way of writing code-behind code which does the same thing as using <% %>, but there are the odd times, as above where you just have to use them, this is one of those times I think!
LoadControl("userControl.ascx")
load an asp.net usercontrol onto a page. Since I haven't tried it yet I don't know where it loads it, but this could be the right way to do this
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment