Hi all,
are there any performance considerations to take into account when
referencing variables in the master page by using "MasterType
VirtualPath"? I'm trying to add a crumb trail to a site, and have
modified the master page to house it. I could use findcontrol, but it
seems like searching for the control would definately hit performance
if done on every page load.
Any views would be helpful,
Thanks.
On Dec 20, 5:08 am, "^MisterJingo^"
> Hi all,
>
> are there any performance considerations to take into account when
> referencing variables in the master page by using "MasterType
> VirtualPath"? I'm trying to add a crumb trail to a site, and have
> modified the master page to house it. I could use findcontrol, but it
> seems like searching for the control would definately hit performance
> if done on every page load.
>
> Any views would be helpful,
>
> Thanks.
no. its just overides the pages Master property to have a cast to the proper
type. then you don't have to use a cast to access members.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"^MisterJingo^" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> are there any performance considerations to take into account when
> referencing variables in the master page by using "MasterType
> VirtualPath"? I'm trying to add a crumb trail to a site, and have
> modified the master page to house it. I could use findcontrol, but it
> seems like searching for the control would definately hit performance
> if done on every page load.
>
> Any views would be helpful,
>
> Thanks.
>