Web Forms :: Multiple Pages With The Same Inherits Value?
Oct 7, 2010
This maybe bad practice but it's the way things are currently done here. We have a template .aspx file and when someone creates a new page they take a copy of this page and rename it and it's .vb counterpart, as well as changing the CodeFile attribute in the .aspx page. What doesn't change is the Inherits attribute, this is always 'template_file'. Recently I had an issue where I uploaded a new web.config you out testing server and all the pages started erroring, I can't remember the exact error but it was because all the pages had the same Inherits value. I changed all the pages so they had unique Inherits values and all was good again.
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