In my project they were using lot of include files. In the compilation it’s showing errors like “unknown server tags” . So how suppress these kind of errors in either compilation/Building a setup.

Example:

MainPage.aspx
.

.

.

ordermenu.aspx

In the above example, ordermenu.aspx gives an error with “unknown server tags”. How to solve this.

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The Problem explained below:
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Dear Friends,

In my project they were using lot of include files. In the compilation it’s showing errors like “unknown server tags” . So how suppress these kind of errors in either compilation/Building a setup.

Example:

MainPage.aspx
.

.

.

ordermenu.aspx

In the above example, ordermenu.aspx gives an error with “unknown server tags”. How to solve this.

Dave Says:

Regarding SEO, using includes files in any server-side language (ASP.NET, ASP, PHP, etc) does not have any impact (positive or negative) on SEO.

The server-side code is processed before the final output (HTML) is returned to the Web browser from the server. So technically, it’s possible to use ASP.NET and still return an “search optimized” URL that could potentially help your search rankings.

The other factors that would help SEO (page code, links into the page, proper titles and tagging, etc) are all things that should be done whether you use ASP.NET or plain HTML for your pages.

SSI’s are by no means obsolete, and are frequently a much better choice and more flexible than user controls.

The first time I installed IIS in Vista, I just checked the tickbox, but it didn’t tick every part of it. You have to expand the + signs and tick each thing manually to get it all.

I have been searching for a way to add my programmed pages onto regular html type files that non programmers keep updated. Was trying to use Frontpage and Web Expressions and ran into the webbot not allowing includes with ASP.NET files. Works great making everything aspx files (with a few ascx’s thrown in for good measures). I will go back later and make all my included files ascx’s to get rid of the redundant tags.

Sorry for my wrong english.

I am new to asp.net.

I have been doing .asp for a lonmg time.

I am having major problems getting my asp.net code to work.

especially the include files.

I read the threads but do not what masterpages are.

response.writefile”c:\includefile.inc”

Is that correct?

Also how can I get the include file to be included in the compile?

The variables are not being seen!?!?!?

Thanks

-roy

1) It should be listed as “ASP.NET 1.x”, since .NET 2.0 allows for Master Pages, which are far better than include files.

2) As another user commented, a user control can be developed that can provide the same look and feel as a master page with only two lines of code in the aspx source: 1 line to register the user control, and a second to put the control on the page.

In my project they were using lot of include files. In the compilation it’s showing errors like “unknown server tags” . So how suppress these kind of errors in either compilation/Building a setup.

Example:

MainPage.aspx
.

.

.

ordermenu.aspx

In the above example, ordermenu.aspx gives an error with “unknown server tags”. How to solve this.

UserControls are better solution to replacement the ASP #include.

Alex, good comment !

Cya friends

A “.ascx” file is a replacement/better alternative for the above include files.
This file could be dragged droped to an .aspx file anywhere in the layout and
with more advanced functionality of its code behind if required.

There are component called “PlaceHolder” and “Control” Class through
which dynamic file change and position swapping could be achieved. For example:

In .aspx.cs code:
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Control controlExample = LoadControl(”ascxExample.ascx”);
PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(controlExample);
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I would strictly suggest a dot net developer to use .ascx as an includes only