Hello Joe,
Please also refer to
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/pa...asp?print=true to see how to add customized
header field from a inherited based page.
Hope it helps.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!Actaully, all of my pages inherit from my custom class MyPage instead of
!Page. In my class MyPage, I have all kinds of custom stuff that all of my
!child pages get access to on top of the normal Page stuff. I was hoping
!there would be a way for me to put some code in my OnLoad method of my
!MyPage class that would write out these headers. I was looking at
!Response.AppendHeader, but that didn't seem to do it. At least it didn't
!write out the header in the generated HTML, but I have to imagine there is a
!way to do it.
!
!
!==============
!Joe Reazor
!Gorbel Inc.
!email: joereaATgorbelDOTcom
!
!
!"Mark MacRae" <> wrote in message
!news:...
!> Joe,
!> Maybe I'm low tech, but all my ASPX pages are basically cloned from a
!> template and that's in my template. You could use a server-side includes,
!or
!> some inline function to put it in at the top of each page, but as far as I
!> can think, you'll have to be editing all your pages no matter which way
!you
!> go.
!>
!> "Joe Reazor" <> wrote in message
!> news:%...
!> > Thanks Mark, I think that will solve my problem. A related question
!then
!> > would be, how can I write out these meta tags in code. All of my pages
!in
!> > my web app inherit from a custom class I wrote that inherits from Page,
!so
!> I
!> > would like to add these meta tags in my custom class in code, so that I
!> > don't have to set them up in the html of all of my dozens of children
!> > classes.
!> >
!> > TIA.
!> >
!> > -
!> > ==============
!> > Joe Reazor
!> > Gorbel Inc.
!> > email: joereaATgorbelDOTcom
!> > "Mark MacRae" <> wrote in message
!> > news:up6hv#...
!> > > As a rule, I always put the following at the top of my ASPX pages (in
!> the
!> > > <head></head> secion of course)
!> > >
!> > > <meta name="prevent_caching1" HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" content="no-cache">
!> > > <meta name="prevent_caching2" HTTP-EQUIV="Cache-Control"
!> > CONTENT="no-cache">
!> > > <meta name="prevent_caching3" HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="0">
!> > >
!> > > HTH,
!> > > mark
!> > >
!> > >
!> > >
!> > > "Joe Reazor" <> wrote in message
!> > > news:...
!> > > > We've deployed a brand new web app built with ASP.Net and are
!> > experiencing
!> > > a
!> > > > strange case with our users accessing it using IE 5.0 or IE5.01. If
!> the
!> > > go
!> > > > to Tools - Internet Options - Settings and have their "Check for
!newer
!> > > > versions of stored pages" setting set to "Automatically", then the
!> first
!> > > > time they go to a page it looks right, but the next time they go to
!> the
!> > > > page, if the page should be different because its dynamic, they
!don't
!> > get
!> > > > the new page, they get the same one they saw before. The page
!should
!> be
!> > > > different even though the entire url is the same. This does not
!> happen
!> > at
!> > > > all in IE 6 or even IE 5.5. I'm guessing its an issue with these
!old
!> > > > versions of IE, but thought maybe .Net has something to do with it
!if
!> it
!> > > is
!> > > > detected the browser's capabilities. Anyone have any thoughts or
!> ideas,
!> > > > short of having the users upgrade their browsers or forcing them to
!> > change
!> > > > the setting to "Every Visist to the Page" which also works fine.
!> > > >
!> > > > TIA
!> > > >
!> > > > ==============
!> > > > Joe Reazor
!> > > > Gorbel Inc.
!> > > > email: joereaATgorbelDOTcom
!> > > >
!> > > >
!> > >
!> > >
!> >
!> >
!>
!>
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