How can I do that it would look on my page that all pages would be on same page.

EX. Login page would see on address bar ..../default.aspx?page=login
    Main page would see on address bar ..../default.aspx?page=main
    pictures page would see on address bar .../default.aspx?page=gallery
All pages have same layout.

pls Help

Hi Lofa,

Use of Panels will give u the required output.
example.. You design the LoginPage in one panel say panel1, MainPage in another panel say panel2, and Picture page in another panel say panel3.

In ur code behind page... try like this..
        If Request.QueryString("Page") = "login" Then
            panel1.visible = True
            panel2.visible = False
            panel3.visible = False
        ElseIf Request.QueryString("Page") = "main" Then
            panel1.visible = False
            panel2.visible = True
            panel3.visible = False
        ElseIf Request.QueryString("Page") = "gallery" Then
            panel1.visible = False
            panel2.visible = False
            panel3.visible = True
        End If

I think this way u can avoid the number of pages.

Mail me back if this doesn't help u.

regards,
Munavvar

That would be much coding if I have like 10 pages. Is there not a easyer solution?
I use a SQL Database where I have a menu structure that loads on the pages.

If you want to use ASP.NET 2.0 you can use masterpages.

Or for ASP.NET 1.1:
http://www.geekdork.com/WebSkeleton/

-Peter

I did get this script from a another forum

I .aspx.vb file write this
Private Sub Page_Init(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)

       Dim strload As String

        If Request.QueryString("Page") = "" Then
            strload = "/home.net/home.ascx"
        Else
            strload = "/home.net/" & Request.QueryString("Page") & ".ascx"
        End If

        Dim ctrl1 As Control = CType(Page.LoadControl(strload), Control)
        PH1.Controls.Add(ctrl1)

    End Sub
and then in the aspx file where you want the page load this:
<asp:placeholder ID="PH1" runat="server"></asp:placeholder>

Then You can have pages in .ascx and you don't need html tags in ascx

Hello,

When you do that, do you get the state management to work in the same way? Also, don't you have to load it on every page load?


Brian