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1. Are you using Win 2003 as your OS?
2. #include would work in ASP.NET as well. But it has been provided mainly for backward compatibility.
3. Why not make use User controls?
I'm using Windows XP Professional service pack 2.. Sorry, as I am beginner of asp.net, i am not familiar with user controls.. can you show me the codes? Thanks in advance
Thanks Vadivel for the suggestion. After I change the include file to user control, it works..but one problem remain, why I can not change style to gridlayout ?
#include file did not work in asp.net
