HuberBlog ::Jason Huber

Today is the 2nd day of training. We revisited some ClickOnce information. I am surprised this is the first time people have seen this. Is this really the first training you have been to on .NET. All of the sessions are sure to include ClickOnce because it is neat and novel.

Today I am hoping to get into master pages and some more of the more meaningful changes to ASP 2.0. I have seen much of this before, but I am going to really start implementing it now.

Looking up Master pages I was instructed to created the master page, then create the content page and then change the content pages MASTER attribute to point to the master page I had just created.

This isnt how it works in 2005 beta 2 (which is newer than the examples). To be fair the first eample was created by MS and has a link to Scott Guthries entry. Scott is the first person who actually presented this to me. I am sure it is just outdated information on the web (MSDN)

Here is what the attribute really is:
MasterPageFile=”~/MasterPage.master”