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using user controls in class file
Hi
I would like to define an instance of a user control, which is in a separate
assembly, in a class file I am trying to build, how can I do this, please?
I am getting compilation error, saying "missing using directive or an
assembly reference", but I have already included the "using ..." directive.
I have also tried using the /reference option when compiling, but I get
"CS0006 metadata file can not be found", in fact all the files are under the
same development directory, say c:\dev\asp.net.
Any idea?
TIA
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Re: using user controls in class file
Hi
I add the file extension to the /reference and CS0006 is gone, but CS0234 -
missing assembly and the CS0246 are still there, please help?!
TIA
<dl> wrote in message news:%23h4o4H3XFHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...separate> Hi
> I would like to define an instance of a user control, which is in adirective.> assembly, in a class file I am trying to build, how can I do this, please?
>
> I am getting compilation error, saying "missing using directive or an
> assembly reference", but I have already included the "using ..."the>
> I have also tried using the /reference option when compiling, but I get
> "CS0006 metadata file can not be found", in fact all the files are under> same development directory, say c:\dev\asp.net.
>
> Any idea?
>
> TIA
>
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>
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lisa@starways.net #3 Re: using user controls in class file
dl wrote:separate> Hi
> I would like to define an instance of a user control, which is in aplease?> assembly, in a class file I am trying to build, how can I do this,directive.>
> I am getting compilation error, saying "missing using directive or an
> assembly reference", but I have already included the "using ..."
Sometimes that isn't enough. Are you using VS.NET? If so, go to the
references under the project name and add the usercontrol there.
Lisa
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Re: using user controls in class file
Thanks
I somehow got it fixed by changing the instance declaration to "public". Of
course, I also had the /reference option when compiling.
<lisa@starways.net> wrote in message
news:1116869209.077847.124110@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...>
> dl wrote:> separate> > Hi
> > I would like to define an instance of a user control, which is in a> please?> > assembly, in a class file I am trying to build, how can I do this,> directive.> >
> > I am getting compilation error, saying "missing using directive or an
> > assembly reference", but I have already included the "using ..."
>
> Sometimes that isn't enough. Are you using VS.NET? If so, go to the
> references under the project name and add the usercontrol there.
>
> Lisa
>
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