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I have 2 projects that are asp.net 2008 websites.
The file structure is as so:
P_Project
P_Project/index.aspx.cs
P_Project/App_Code/PageBase.cs
P_Project/Q_Project/App_Code/PageBase.cs
In my index.aspx page, I call P_Project’s PageBase.isPLoggedIn() but how do I get access to Q_Project’s PageBase.isQLoggedIn() from my index.aspx.cs page?
If they are separate web projects, you won’t be able to do it unless you have a reference to the Q_Project in the P_Project (and vise versa)
This is probably a bad idea.
Instead, you should have a class library (maybe one for each of P_Project and Q_Project) and refer to each of them in your web project.
You would then be able to refer to it via Q_Project.PageBase.isQLoggedIn().