Hello Everyone, I have a question in regards to postback. Lets say I'm selling a product called "blue widgets" and at the top of that page there is also another page called "Widget Products". Now if someone clicks on the "Widget Products" page I want at the top of that page to say "Back to blue widgets page" without hard copying it in. How is that made possible with postback ? or is it another function I would need ? Thanks !
I usea web.sitemap file. Itis an xml file thatyou can use to define parent and child pages. To have it show up on the webpage, use aSiteMapPath control. I hope this helps. It's the first time I've given advice. John
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