>>Thank you for our explanation about hte case of WPF/Silverlight, but in the case of developing for windows of asp.net ic an inherits at least by code for an user control
>>I said this because in VFP you not only inherits the appearance but the code too, i want to know if it is true in asp.net and windows case and if there is any sample code or article you can recommend me about this.
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>It's possible in WinForms. This is probably a good simple example:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hagf4VxgLSI
>Whether it is a good idea or not is a different matter. And if you find yourself favouring WinForms over WPF simply because of this then it will be because you are trying to shoehorn a VFP paradigm into a .NET technology that is not designed to work that way.
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>ASP.NET is again different. An ASP.NET 'Page' is a *very* different thing to a 'Form' (whether you are talking about VFP,WinForms or WPF) and you should maybe not even think of it in those terms. Take a look at this:http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/041305-1.aspx (but also look at Master Pages)
