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| Article: Creating a generic Message Display Page with ASP.Net |
Creating messages in your ASP.Net Web application should be quick and easy and most importantly, consistent. They should look like they belong with the rest of the application even if - low and behold - an error occurs. How often have you created a new page to display some simple text or a notification message to your users? Wouldn't it be much nicer if you could reuse an existing template and simply passed in a few parameters to tell it to render an application specific message? Find out how to create a reusable Message Display class that reduces displaying messages generically in you application to a single line of code. If you're familiar with Web Connection the functionality a more flexible version wwProcess::StandardPage.
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