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February 12th, 2008, 10:41 AM
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I am starting a new project. I have a master page. Is this the best place to put the navigation control?
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February 13th, 2008, 08:55 AM
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U must embed treeview on the lefthand side of the master which uses sitemap source.But u r login form must not contain masterpage,all other pages must be content pages..Hope this helps....
Mallik Raghu Alapati
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quote:Originally posted by mallikalapati
U must embed treeview on the lefthand side of the master which uses sitemap source.But u r login form must not contain masterpage,all other pages must be content pages..
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That seems pretty stringent. What if the poster would like the navigation on the right as something other than a tree? And there's no reason that the login form can't have navigation.
sg48 - If you want your site navigation to be on all pages that use your master page, then by all means put it on the master page.
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