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ASP.NETStandardizing an ASP.NET Web Site
In large Web sites, there are generally just a couple of unique page layouts. In the past, developers had to duplicate large chunks of code on each page. Doing so made the site hard to maintain and difficult to change on a global scale. This tended to be an issue even when using include files, as it was difficult to pass page-specific information down the chain. To the rescue are the .NET Web User Controls and their ability to interact with a parent page's exposed custom properties.
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