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Whatever happened to offering a desirable product is what lead to profit?
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Jelly2003
I'm designing a site in ASP.NET C#. I'm used to programming in Classic ASP (Javascript) but .NET is somewhat different.
In Classic ASP I used to have an include file with all my global functions defined in it. I would then use the "include file=" tag to include that global file in all of my ASP pages. That way I never had to re-write code, I had a single file containing all the common code that I used.
Basicly I want to do the same thing in ASP.net, but I cant quite figure out how to do it. At the moment my basic site structure has a ASPX file with markup only in it, then I have a seperate code behind file for each ASPX page.
Is there any way that I can have a group of global functions defined in a file that can also be included in all my pages like I did in Classic ASP?
For example I'd like:
* an ASPX file with HTML and ASP markup tags and Layout
* a custom code behind file for each individual ASPX file
* a global code behind file which contains commonly used functions and variables
Of course if there is a better way of achieveing my aim I'm definatley open to suggestions.
Thanks in advance for any help! :)
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