user control header on site with aspx and html

[gagz]

Hi-

This is just a general question to see how you guys handle this. I am working on a site that has a good number of pages that need to be apsx, but there are also a lot that are static and could server fine just being html files... however, my header is relatively dynamic and in a user control... That leads me to believe that I have to have all my pages, static or not, be .aspx so I can incorporate it and not have two copies of my header. Has anyone else ran across a set up like this, and if so, how did you work it?

Thanks in advance...

Marc

 

[link9]

Definitely would have to be .aspx pages to implement the user control header.

You can implement partial page caching if you're worried about performance, but if there isn't alot going on in the way of database access/number crunching/etc... on the pages, you'll notice absolutely no difference between an .htm page and an .aspx page.

-paul

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[gagz]

Thanks... I was figuring that would be the case... '.aspx' just scares a lot of the content type people

 

[link9]

Then put it in a frameset with the bottom frame at 0px height...

Name the frameset 'mypage.htm'

voila. ;-)

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