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Showing 'page' data on other pages

Mark Bagnall
Mark Bagnall
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I'm not quite sure how to describe my issue, but here goes... We have a set of pages called 'products' of page type 'product'. Each 'product' has a set of properties like image, description etc. We wish to create a 'special offers' page type that references user-specified 'product' pages, and displays several of these on a single page, eg 3 across and 2 deep (but not necessarily so, otherwise I'd just use a PageList). Each 'product' would be referenced via a Property of type Page on the 'special offers' page type. Ideally, I'd like to reference each 'product' using a reference to a Web Control with syntax such as
Some Editorial here, say
 That way I could encapsulate the output of each product's properties, but arbitrarily place products multiple times, anywhere on the page. I'm sure there must be an easy way to do this, just can't see it!
#12726
Aug 01, 2006 19:21
Mark Bagnall
Mark Bagnall
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Oops - didn't make it clear - CurrentPage.Product1 etc should really read CurrentPage["Product1"] etc, ie properties of the current page
#14792
Aug 01, 2006 19:24
Steve Celius
Steve Celius
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Not sure I've fully understood the problem, but here goes... If you create a User Control, with a public PageReference property on it, and inside the User Control load the referenced page (remember it could be an EmptyReference), would that do the trick? Your template code could look something like this:
Some Editorial here, say
#14793
Aug 02, 2006 10:29
Mark Bagnall
Mark Bagnall
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Dur - had wrong visibility of PageReference property, so it was always null...
#14794
Aug 03, 2006 15:33
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