Code exhibit:
There is a ASP.NET application named PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp has a page PassGuidePage.aspx.
PassGuidePage.aspx has a master page PassGuideMaster.aspx.
PassGuideApp must make sure that PassGuidePage.aspx reads the property FooBar from
PassGuideMaster.aspx.
The code in the code exhibit is used for this purpose.
You notice that PassGuidePage.aspx is not able to access the property FooBar.
How can you remedy this problem? Select two.
A.
Add the directive <%@ NextPage VirtualPath=”~/PassGuideMaster.master” %> …
B.
Add the directive <%@ NextPage VirtualPath=”~/PassGuidePage.master” %> …
C.
Add the directive <%@ PreviousPageType VirtualPath=”~/PassGuideMaster.master” %> …
D.
Add the directive <%@ PreviousPageType VirtualPath=”~/PassGuidePage.master” %> …
E.
Add the directive <%@ MasterType VirtualPath=”~/PassGuideMaster.master” %> …
F.
Add the directive <%@ MasterType VirtualPath=”~/PassGuidePage.master” %> …
G.
Change the Strict attribute to false…
H.
Change the Strict attribute to true…
I.
Change the Forced attribute to false…
J.
Change the Forced attribute to true…
K.
. ..in the PassGuidePage.aspx.
L.
..in the PassGuideMaster.aspx
M.
.. in PassGuideApp.
N.
.in the PassGuidePage.master @ Master directory
O.
..in the PassGuideMaster.master @ Master directory