A theme can be changed globally in the web.config, or locally in a page (declaratively or programatically).
Can a theme can be changed globally for a specific user?
What I want to have is different themes for different users.

One way could be to put some code in the Page PreInit event based on a Session or Profile value of the user, but this should be performed in each page!
There must be a simpler way.

Thanks in advance.

marcosb wrote:

One way could be to put some code in the Page PreInit event based on a Session or Profile value of the user, but this should be performed in each page! There must be a simpler way.

and there is

Create your own Page class inheriting from the System.Web.Page and add the PreInit event there

When you create a new page on the site, go into the code behind and change from System.Web.Page to your class file...

Thanks for answering.
This is a good way to "simplify" but I have to change the inheritance hierarchy for each page I have in my site, and if possible, I would like to keep it.

Anybody knows a better aproach, or a way to do it without changing each page?

marcosb wrote:

but I have to change the inheritance hierarchy for each page I have in my site, and if possible

yeah, it'd take 10 seconds

"Edit" "Find and Replace"

Look for:
"Inherits System.Web.Page"
Replace with:
"Inherits MyCustomPageClass"

done....  not sure how much simple it could get :)

I think everybody knows this awesome feature called find and replace.
I mean if there is an elegant solution.