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Ajax enabled page01:00pm Hi all When you create an Ajax enabled web site, the application creates the default page with a "Script Manager". I created a Master Page. I then created a "Home" page with reference to this master page. As I wanted this Home Page to come first I added the following code to the default page Server.Transfer("Home.aspx", True) My questions are: 1. To ensure that Microsoft Ajax toolkit works, does the default page with the "Script Manager" has to be the first page. 2. Can I give the reference of the Master Page on the "Default Page" so that I get the template I require. Then the "Default Page" can be my first page. Thank you in advance. Mike TI Sorry for pasting in wrong news group.
Mike TI Show quote "Mike TI" <tanv***@creativepk.com> wrote in message news:%230qXHBvEIHA.4308@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Oct 20, 2007 > 01:00pm > > Hi all > > When you create an Ajax enabled web site, the application creates the > default page with a "Script Manager". > > I created a Master Page. I then created a "Home" page with reference to > this master page. > > As I wanted this Home Page to come first I added the following code to the > default page > > Server.Transfer("Home.aspx", True) > > My questions are: > > 1. To ensure that Microsoft Ajax toolkit works, does the default page with > the "Script Manager" has to be the first page. > 2. Can I give the reference of the Master Page on the "Default Page" so > that I get the template I require. Then the "Default Page" can be my first > page. > > Thank you in advance. > > Mike TI > > |
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