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Is there anyway to set a Master Page's Master Page programmaticly? Would I need to do this on each page? I don't have access to the pre_init event from Master. Hrm...
Started by Shawn Simon on
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Working with ASP.NET Master Pages Programmatically
In the PreInit function place:
this.MasterPageFile the pages inherit from a base Page and place put the master page reference there..
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Okay, so we all know about changing a master page dynamically in a page's OnPreInit event.
But what about a nested master page? Can I change a master's master?
There is no OnPreInit event exposed in the MasterPage class.
Any ideas?
Started by Hainesy on
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Page class, we can perform the relevant checks to see which root master page should be used - in our case we have a "Presentation" master, and an "Authoring" master - the presentation version has all the navigation and page furniture....
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I have a 2 master and 6 slave MySQL database environment. One master is hot and the other master is considered cold and is just running as a slave. I don't want to do a real master - master where both are replicating from each other. During fail over ...
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Routine, you could attempt to connect to the hot master and if that fails, connect to the cold master from the the failed master to the cold master" ?
If so, what you want is to use either Red Hat Cluster Suite hosts can run....
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I have a nested master page that has its own master page. The parent master page has a property defined in its code behind.
Public ReadOnly Property SelectedPage() As String Get Return _selectedPage End Get End Property
How can I reference the parent ...
Started by WebJunk on
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Protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { MyDemoMaster m = Master as MyDemoMaster; m.MyProperty = "My button text"; }
See:
How to access controls inside a nested master page? The right way of accessing Master page properties....
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Why does everyone tell me that master-master always ends in tears and should be avoided?
Started by Alex on
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Both records are equally-–-replication/
Part of the issue is that there is pretty much never a reason to have a master-master the subject: http://www....
Which one is right? In a Master<->Master environment, there is no right.
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Can anyone explain what the exact difference is with the above? I'm trying to understand what exactly the '..' notation does. I thought it was a range, but in this case it does something different:
git log origin/master
git log origin/master..
Started by Coocoo4Cocoa on
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The ".." command will show you the commits between the origin/master last the branch you want to compare by putting it after the .., so it will become
git log oringin/master..< "master..maint", "maint......
I think it IS a range.
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I am using Git to track my documentation latex source. I want to keep the master branch full of documents that are suitable for end user release, so when someone needs something, i can just switch to the master branch, compile and hand out the document...
Started by Mica on
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What you really want is a merge strategy theirs to is resetting master to point....
Do this with the 'ours' merge strategy:
git checkout branch git merge -s ours master
But this doesn't you want is to get the same contents onto master .
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Because everyone says master-master is not recommended.
But if you think about it...1 write server is hardly enough!
So, how would you set it up (high-level, not tutorial-level) so that it works out well?
Started by Alex on
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The way to solve your seconds or minutes behind is usually... .
It's much easier to maintain, you just need to modify in the world run off of single master instances, your premise is flawed.
To handle:
Go for a master -> many slaves setup.
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I've got a site with two master pages: one for one-column layout and one for two-column layout. These are nested within a master page that provides a common header and footer.
I have functionality that I want each of the content pages to have; should ...
Started by Caveatrob on
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If you want to be doing work such as creating .
Master pages should only be used for layouts in my opinion.
For this.
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I have two machines (A and B, A is Master) running VRPP (from keepalived) for a Virtual IP.
How can I prevent A from becoming Master again if it has failed and come back up (for whatever reason)?
I'm doing this so that we have a single fail-over to the...
Started by MrMagu on
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The way we solved else (still left one as MASTER and....
I doubt there is much for either as MASTER or BACKUP, and instead set the state to EQUAL for both.
Doesn't get any benefit, so the old master will come up and win the election.
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