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Archive for September 22nd, 2008

Since each instance of a module that we put on a page should be able to have it’s own configuration information, it is necessary to have some place that will allow us to configure it.

For example, you may have a module which could display itself in a number of different ways.  You need some way to set this and the settings ASCX file and the associated codebehind file is the place to do this.

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