Hi,

I need help on web controls. When should I use web control on my page
and when should I use a request to another asp page or a "include" phase?

For example, in front of writing "include"s in my page as a classic
method in ASP, I can use simply a user web control in ASP.NET. But the
question is which one gives more performance and what are the
disadvantages??

Same question for;
"request to another aspx page" vs "web control"?

Thanks A Lot...

Ozgur....

Thanks for your interest.

Let me explain it differently:

We have an ASP.NET web site. When you are surfing inside our site, if
something wrong happened we lance a Error Message Box at the top of the
page.

We can make this simply by calling another asp page as a function: say that
"LanceErr.aspx?err=ErrorHappened". And we can call this whenever we want to
lance an error.

Or we can create a user control like LanceErr.ascx and register it in all
our pages. When we need to lance an error,we can set the visible property of
the control "True". And "False" when we dont need it.

We are guessing which way is effcient??

Thanks again...



"Victor Garcia Aprea [MVP]" <vga (AT) NOobiesSPAM (DOT) com> wrote

Hi Ozgur,

You don't really need to register a uc on every page. ASP.NET does offer
good built-in support for handling with the case you're describing. Take a
look at the <customErrors> element and at the Event error (available in Page
and Application). With a combination of both you can write some good error
handling code in your app. Give it a try and feel free to post any problems
you encounter while doing so.

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"ozgur develioglu" <ozgurdevelioglu (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote