How to design multiple master pages

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hi,
I Have one master page in that Username Label and TextBox with Login Button.
If i entered A as username it should render another style of master page.If B another master page.Help Me.
Thanks In Advance.

Posted 25-May-15 21:25pm

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Raul Iloc · Answer 1 · 2015-05-25T22:24:00

1.You could use multiple master pages in your web application. For example supposing you are using 3 master pages. You could start the design from the most simple of them- that should contains the common part, then create 2 other copy of it and use them as starting point for the other two.

2.Some of your application pages will use the 1st master page others pages the 2nd master page and so on.

3.From your login page based on the user selection (or application logic) you simple redirect for the desired page, and if that page is using 2nd master page or 3rd master page doesn't mater.