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Do you know about UserControls?<br />
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Bob
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Reference:<br />
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Smart headers and footers using ASP.NET User Controls<br />
<a href="http://www.xefteri.com/articles/show.cfm?id=20" rel="ugc">http://www.xefteri.com/articles/show.cfm?id=20</a><br />
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&lt;Quote&gt;We can still use include files in ASP.NET in pretty much the same way as classic ASP if we want to. However, User Controls offer greater flexibility, reliability and speed. We'll see this as we create a header User Control for this site.&lt;/Quote&gt;<br />
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Bob
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Reference:

Smart headers and footers using ASP.NET User Controls
http://www.xefteri.com/articles/show.cfm?id=20 [http://www.xefteri.com/articles/show.cfm?id=20]

<Quote>We can still use include files in ASP.NET in pretty much the same way as classic ASP if we want to. However, User Controls offer greater flexibility, reliability and speed. We'll see this as we create a header User Control for this site.</Quote>

Bob

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the answer i was looking for was this:<br />
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&nbsp;&lt;!-- #Include file=&quot;inc/includeFile.inc&quot;<wbr /> --&gt;
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the answer i was looking for was this:

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how do i do a server side include using vb.net and asp.net 2.0? &nbsp;if i include a separate file, does that separate file need to have a codefile attribute referincing my .vb file at the top or can just my default.asp have it?
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how do i do a server side include using vb.net and asp.net 2.0?  if i include a separate file, does that separate file need to have a codefile attribute referincing my .vb file at the top or can just my default.asp have it?

server side includes with vb.net and asp.net 2.0

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