How to invoke one of your own pages

[Ryan Heath]

Hi,

Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.

I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

// Ryan

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[Brad Wilson]

Extract the reusable bits and make it a server-based control instead?

Post by Ryan Heath
Hi,
Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.
I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

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[Ryan Heath]

I think no can do ...

The pages contains masterpages with all their own controls and the like.
I need to be able to render any of these pages.

// Ryan

Post by Brad Wilson
Extract the reusable bits and make it a server-based control instead?

Post by Ryan Heath
Hi,
Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.
I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

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[Christopher Frazier]

Server.Execute() or Server.Transfer() depending on your needs.

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I think no can do ...

The pages contains masterpages with all their own controls and the like.
I need to be able to render any of these pages.

// Ryan

Post by Brad Wilson
Extract the reusable bits and make it a server-based control instead?

Post by Ryan Heath
Hi,
Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.
I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

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[Ryan Heath]

Server.Execute with the TextWriter overload seems to be a good
solution candidate!
I know about Server.Transfer and Server.Execute but I never knew it
had such an overload available, thanks!

// Ryan

Post by Christopher Frazier
Server.Execute() or Server.Transfer() depending on your needs.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Discussion of building .NET applications targeted for the Web
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET-WEB] How to invoke one of your own pages
I think no can do ...
The pages contains masterpages with all their own controls and the like.
I need to be able to render any of these pages.
// Ryan

Post by Brad Wilson
Extract the reusable bits and make it a server-based control instead?

Post by Ryan Heath
Hi,
Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.
I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

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Post by Ryan Heath
Server.Execute with the TextWriter overload seems to be a good
solution candidate!
I know about Server.Transfer and Server.Execute but I never knew it
had such an overload available, thanks!
// Ryan
On Jan 18, 2008 7:07 PM, Christopher Frazier

Post by Christopher Frazier
Server.Execute() or Server.Transfer() depending on your needs.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Discussion of building .NET applications targeted for the Web
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET-WEB] How to invoke one of your own pages
I think no can do ...
The pages contains masterpages with all their own controls and the like.
I need to be able to render any of these pages.
// Ryan

Post by Brad Wilson
Extract the reusable bits and make it a server-based control
instead?

Post by Ryan Heath
Hi,
Does anyone know how to call your own page *within* a page request?
In a server click event I want to render another page (of my own) into
a string for further processing.
I am about to use WebClient and call my own page, but it really
doesn't feel right, there has to be a better way...

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