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emcee

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Removing ASP Logo on Forum Pages Fri. Mar 21, '03 12:26 AM (permalink)
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I did a search but couldn' t find an answer to my question. How do I remove the ASP logo from the forum? What file is this referenced in?

Thanks!
 
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Bruce Lee

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right here :) Fri. Mar 21, '03 12:52 AM (permalink)
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http://www.aspplayground.net/forum/tm.aspx?m=375801

It says header/footer information, but the logo is referenced here as well. You can either modify the source of header_footer.asp, or just replace the logo with your own with the same file name. Our admin control panel has the feature dynamic header/footer which is also useful to design your own site style.
<message edited by Samuel on Sat. Sep 20, '08 6:02 PM>
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Re: right here :) Sat. Sep 20, '08 5:05 PM (permalink)
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That page does not exist
 
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Re: right here :) Sat. Sep 20, '08 6:03 PM (permalink)
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thanks for your notice.

This is a very old thread, so the reference is no longer at the location. I have updated it to reflect the system change.
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Re: right here :) Wed. Oct 1, '08 4:53 AM (permalink)
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the answer in the link is very unhelpful to novices looking at forums for 1st time, how do you do it, is it only done via 3rd arty software to edit (MasterPage) or is it  file called that?
Saying read the manual is not always the way to do it, especially if you do not fully understand, or are looking at forum software.
 
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Re: right here :) Wed. Oct 1, '08 12:26 PM (permalink)
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Hi,

Master Page is an ASP.NET feature (a page with extension .master) that serves like a container for common elements (header/footer).

Here is the description for Master Page from MSDN (Microsoft's site):

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ASP.NET master pages allow you to create a consistent layout for the pages in your application. A single master page defines the look and feel and standard behavior that you want for all of the pages (or a group of pages) in your application. You can then create individual content pages that contain the content you want to display. When users request the content pages, they merge with the master page to produce output that combines the layout of the master page with the content from the content page.
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Re: right here :) Mon. Nov 17, '08 3:25 PM (permalink)
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Thank you, this post is exactly what I was looking for. 
 
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