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RSRP-22460
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New Feature
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Closed
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Fixed
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Blocker
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Sergey Coox
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| Reporter: |
Michael
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ReSharper
Created: 06 Aug 06 14:46
Updated: 09 Sep 06 13:32
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Language - ASP.NET
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2.0
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Everybody
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In ASP.Net, it is possible to specify the master type for the page declaratively using the <%@ MasterType directive. The net effect is that you don't have to cast the Page.Master property to a specific type, the ASP.Net infrastructure takes care of it. ReSharper does not appear to recognize this.
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Description
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In ASP.Net, it is possible to specify the master type for the page declaratively using the <%@ MasterType directive. The net effect is that you don't have to cast the Page.Master property to a specific type, the ASP.Net infrastructure takes care of it. ReSharper does not appear to recognize this. |
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Add support for ASP.Net MasterType declaration
Could You create a small solution, pls. I've got a number of test for this, and all of them are successful.