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Figure 13-22. A master page and a content page using a table To convert this example into something more practical, just replace the hard-coded text and TreeView nodes in the master page with the actual header, navigation controls, and footer you really want. All the child pages will acquire these features automatically. This is the first step to defining a practical structure for your entire website.

You can nest master pages so that one master page uses another master page. This is not used too often, but it could allow you to standardize your website to different degrees. For example, you might have two sections of your website. Each section might require its own navigation controls. However, both sections may need the same header. In this case, you could create a top-level master page that adds the header. Then, you would create a second master page that uses the first master page (through the MasterPageFile attribute). This second master page would get the header and could add the navigation controls. You would create two versions of this second master page, one for each section of your website. Finally, your content pages would use one of the two second-level master pages to standardize their layout. Be careful when implementing this approach although it sounds like a nifty way to make a modular design, it can tie you down more than you realize. For example, you ll need to rework your master page hierarchy if you decide later that the two website sections need similar but slightly different headers. Another problem is that Visual Studio doesn t support nested master pages, so you ll need to code them by hand (not graphically). For these reasons, it s usually better to use only one level of master pages and copy the few elements that are in common. In most cases, you won t be creating many master pages, so this won t add a significant amount of duplication.

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Let s tweak this example a bit. Let s allow a user to enter their name, and then we ll just echo it back to them. We ll need to do four things: create a new JSP, create a bean to hold the user name, add some configuration information, and tweak our original JSP. Our new JSP will need a form and a button (see Listing 8-3).

Save this script as drink_win_distribution.rb. You can run the script as follows:

In all the examples in this chapter, master pages have provided static layout. However, just like a web page, master pages also include a code portion that can respond to events in the page life cycle or the constituent controls. For example, you could respond to the Page.Load event to initialize a master page using code, or you could handle clicks in a set of navigation controls to direct a user to the right page.

A master control isn t limited to event-handling code. It can also provide methods that the content page can trigger as needed or provide properties that the content page can set according to its needs. This allows the content page to interact with the master page. For example, imagine you want to give the user the ability to collapse the cell with the navigation controls to have more room to see the page content. You don t want to implement this feature in the master page, because you want it to be available only on certain pages. However, the content page obviously can t implement this feature on its own, because it involves modifying a fixed portion of the master page. The solution is to create a way for the content page to interact with the master page so it can politely ask the master page to collapse or hide the navigation controls as needed. One good way to implement this design is by adding a new property named ShowNavigationControls to the master page class. This property, when set to false, could then automatically hide the navigation controls. Here s the property you need to add to the master page class:

You should get the following results:

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