Master v DWT
I have someone who knows PHP and AJAX that I can call on to assist me but was looking for other possible methods to achieve what I wanted to do i.e. I'd like to have as much control as possible but...
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If you are using Linux, you can't use asp.net (with rare exceptions).... What was your reference to AJAX in your first post? I assumed you were refering to the AJAX tools in EW, which are used with...
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Yes but this site is hosted on a Linux box which as I understand it cannot host asp.net unless I'm mistaken?
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You mentioned AJAX. Are you using AJAX, or not? As I said in my first reply, for asp.net you should be using master pages. If you are not using asp.net, you can use DWTs, but the situation you...
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If I understand your question correctly there is a simple solution to your question(s). In a DWT there are editable and non-editable regions. There can be many of each on a given page. The banner...
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It sounds like I should stick with .dwt's for the mean time. I'm assuming these can only be used one at a time? i.e. you create a .dwt and place all your static content which will be common to a given...
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" Does anyone have any suggestions or can point me in the right direction before I spend loads of hours going down the wrong path!! "If you are using asp.net, and if the dynamic content you are going...
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Master pages require you are running asp.net on your host, and are intended for asp.net sites. While you could use them and only put static HTML in the pages, you'd still be running everything through...
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I've just upgraded to EW4 - looks good. The question I have is what is the best choice between DWT and Master Pages to create a web that has a mix of static and dynamic content? What I am trying to do...
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