can i open a child web page in parent web page

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Hello

pls guid me. i have one query

can i open a child web page in parent web page without distrubing data of parent web page.
eg. in vb6.0 we have many child forms under one parent form [mdi] simillary that

is there is any artical on this .

thanks you

Posted 26-Jul-10 0:57am

Sagar Khairnar 55

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nagendrathecoder 26-Jul-10 7:01am

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Rutvik Dave · Answer 1 · 2010-07-26T03:34:00

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Yes, Its called 'Master Pages and Content Pages'.

You can read the following articles to get the idea...

ASP.NET 2.0 Master Pages[^]

Inside Master Pages[^]

Interaction Between Content Page and Master Page[^]

or refer the MSDN Article[^] for more in-depth idea.

Posted 26-Jul-10 3:34am

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raeeschaudhary 12-Jun-13 6:40am

Master paging is concept like this, on the other ways a webform can not reside in another webform

Rutvik Dave 12-Jun-13 9:45am

Basically a 'Master Page' itself is a Webform. Even the user control file with .ascx extention is a Webform. It just changes the order in which they get rendered as HTML.
so Yes, a Webform can reside inside another Webform.

Webform is a 'technology' and not a file with .aspx extension.