Web config with same key name but different value....

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In an application I have 2 web.config files (one is at root and other is at child node).

In both web configs I have defined same key name but with different values.
So to call child web.config key value in code behind what have I to do?

Please let me know.
Somebody asked me but I am unable to give answer.

Thanks,
Chin

Posted 5-Jan-11 23:30pm

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Updated 10-Jan-11 0:42am

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Sandesh M Patil 6-Jan-11 5:48am

Improved for better understanding

Dalek Dave 10-Jan-11 6:40am

Edited for Grammar, Syntax and Readability.

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Sandesh M Patil · Answer 1 · 2011-01-05T23:53:00

Solution 1

You'll need to create a custom section handler to deal
with your custom tags.

Ex

<yourcustomconfigsection> 
   <customers> 
     <customer name="Customer1" somesetting="A" another="1" /> 
     <customer name="Customer2" somesetting="B" another="2" /> 
     <customer name="Customer3" somesetting="C" another="3" /> 
   </customers> 
</yourcustomconfigsection>

Use Google

Posted 5-Jan-11 23:53pm

Sandesh M Patil

Updated 5-Jan-11 23:55pm

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Member 4021845 6-Jan-11 6:32am

Thank you...

Member 4021845 6-Jan-11 6:36am

Any other way could we do that?

Dalek Dave 10-Jan-11 6:40am

Good call.

Member 4021845 · Answer 2 · 2011-01-10T00:28:00

Anybody please tell me how i will do it...

Question :Now Microsoft control is showing in design page like
asp:button suppose after 6 month Microsoft changed it aspppp:button.
Genrally it may not happen.if happened then how you manage your application that it will not show any problem.

Could anybody give me any idea how i will start it from first that any changes will come it will not affect.

Thnks.
Chinn

Anupama Roy · Answer 3 · 2011-01-10T00:42:00

Kindly post new question as a new post inorder to track properly.

You have a tag getting registered in your aspx for a user control that you add to aspx.Name of tag prefix is that matters.Modify tag prefix in order to compile

<![CDATA[<%@ Register TagPrefix="UC" TagName="OfDateTime" Src="~/UserControls/TimeAnalyzer.ascx" %>

Control code:

<uc:ofdatetime id="mdtFilterStart" runat="server" />

Venkatesh Mookkan · Answer 4 · 2011-01-10T01:12:00

When you have two web.config in your application, the web.config in child will override the root web.config's keys.

For example

ROOT --> Web.Config --> AppSettings "Key1" --> "Test Root"

Child --> Web.Config --> AppSettings "Key1" --? "Test Child"

when you read the "Key1" from the child you will get "Test Child" only.

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