I have a asp.net webformpage without a MasterPageFile property at the top but I have asp:content tags in there. I assume this page has a masterpage what is the masterpage in this case?
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I have a asp.net webformpage without a MasterPageFile property at the top but I have asp:content tags in there. I assume this page has a masterpage what is the masterpage in this case?
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web.configmaybe there is a global master page define in the<page>element there.Also, check the code-behind. Maybe it’s declared in code.