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ASP.NET Resources
ASP.NET Tip: Using Nested Master Pages : Eric Smith
Thursday, January 22 2009
The nested master page is a great way to manage the layout of your Web site without duplicating content on every page. Master pages are the best solution for creating a Web site that has shared elements, such as headings and navigation bars. Sometimes you may want to have one set of navigation for one part of your Web site and another set for a "subsite" within the site. In my case, the bulk of my Web site uses one set of navigation, but my online store needs to use the entire sidebar for its own navigation. Master pages provide the ability to "nest" content placeholders in order to make this work....Cross-Page Posting in ASP.NET 2.0 : Richard Bean
DataGrid for Master/Child (Master/Slave) Details Using ASP.NET, C#, and JavaScript to Expand/Collapse Rows : Rajib Ahmed
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