SiteMapPath!

Hi there.

I got the following doubt:

I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.

But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.

The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How to
display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from page_2?

I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make it
works!

See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!I dont know about SiteMapPath, but without knowing what you are trying to
achieve with this its hard to advise. On the surface this seems really
simple, but as i say without knowing what your objective is i could be way
off.

I would approach this by storing a var in my posting page that acts as an
identifier.

Then in your receiving page it can check that var and do the appropriate
action.

So page_1 and page _2 both a have a hidden var say called parentPage

then in page3 you can reuest the posted vars, retrieve the parentPage var
and you know who posted to it.

Does that help

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Dan
"Chil" <marcochila@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi there.
> I got the following doubt:
> I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.
> But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.
> The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How to
> display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from page_2?
> I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make
> it works!
> See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!
Hi Dan, thanks for your help...

Your solution is something like I use today in VS2003, and I'm searching for
an alternative of that...

See ya and thanks a lot again...

"Dan" <dvazanias@.aol.com> escreveu na mensagem
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>I dont know about SiteMapPath, but without knowing what you are trying to
>achieve with this its hard to advise. On the surface this seems really
>simple, but as i say without knowing what your objective is i could be way
>off.
> I would approach this by storing a var in my posting page that acts as an
> identifier.
> Then in your receiving page it can check that var and do the appropriate
> action.
> So page_1 and page _2 both a have a hidden var say called parentPage
> then in page3 you can reuest the posted vars, retrieve the parentPage var
> and you know who posted to it.
> Does that help
> --
> Dan
> "Chil" <marcochila@.gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23vmsYm4GGHA.3120@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> Hi there.
>>
>> I got the following doubt:
>>
>> I got page_1, page_2 and page_3 on the system.
>>
>> But, depending of the option selected, page_1 and page_2 can call page_3.
>>
>> The problem is, how to configure that a page has multiples fathers? How
>> to display that page_3 was called from page_1 a time and called from
>> page_2?
>>
>> I heard about SiteMapPath Providers, but i didn't understand how to make
>> it works!
>>
>> See ya, I appreciate any kind of help!
>>
>>
>>