Is it possible to have multiple areas defined in a custom control in asp.net?

It really seems impossible with the approach you choose. The next markup.

It really seems impossible with the approach you choose. The next markup html1 html2 should instanciate only the last template (html2 value) if you use public ITemplate FishBiscuit property of your custom control. So, there are two approaches: to use different properties as Brian said, or use a control like MultiView for your purposes.

See, the markup you posted above could be transformed to: html html html html which is closer to the markup proposed by you.

They have to be different properties: PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode. InnerProperty), TemplateInstance(TemplateInstance. Single) public ITemplate FishBiscuit { get; set; } PersistenceMode(PersistenceMode.

InnerProperty), TemplateInstance(TemplateInstance. Single) public ITemplate FishBiscuit2 { get; set; } Each template defined above translates to a property, so it has to have a matching property name. HTH.

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