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I don't believe that it is possible to specify the MasterPage directive, and then disable that temporarily. &nbsp;I would think that you have to have a page defined without the MasterPage directive.<br />
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I don't believe that it is possible to specify the MasterPage directive, and then disable that temporarily.  I would think that you have to have a page defined without the MasterPage directive.

Bob

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i think maybe i know a sollution now. today my master page is just a table which spesify the layout of som controls. if i however would use divs and css to this then i could disable all the divs except the content container couldn't I. 
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i think maybe i know a sollution now. today my master page is just a table which spesify the layout of som controls. if i however would use divs and css to this then i could disable all the divs except the content container couldn't I.

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Is it possible to disable a master page. What i want to achieve is this. I have a add_company page that uses masterpage. another page, addinvoice makes the user select a company in which the invoice should be sent to. I want a button for adding a company to popup the add_company page but without its masterpage. so i was wondering if it is possible the dissable the master page when loading the add_company page based on a request.query parameter?
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Is it possible to disable a master page. What i want to achieve is this. I have a add_company page that uses masterpage. another page, addinvoice makes the user select a company in which the invoice should be sent to. I want a button for adding a company to popup the add_company page but without its masterpage. so i was wondering if it is possible the dissable the master page when loading the add_company page based on a request.query parameter?

disable master page in code behind

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