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Bob Levittan (VIP)

I'm taking a page from beta1->beta2. It worked in beta1 without using
codebehind.

I now have a codebehind user control I'm using in a codebehind page. The
control exposes a function:

public function Brand() as string
Return cellBID.Text
end function

It's registered and declared in the html code:

<bbk:navbar id="Navbar2" ForeColor="Silver" WidthPct="100"
BackColor="LightSteelBlue" runat="server"></bbk:navbar>

In the codebehind of my main page, I'm trying to access "Navbar2.Brand" but
the compiler says that Navbar2 is not declared. I figured that it was
because the control wasn't declared in the codebehind, so I added:

protected withevents Navbar2 as UserControl

and now it says, "The name Brand is not a member of
System.Web.UI.Usercontrol".

I tried to look in ibuyspy to see how they did it, but they're not using
codebehind (see my other post.)

Any ideas?
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Doug Seven

Can we see the whole user control and web form? Or at least the important
parts?

Doug

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From: Bob Levittan [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 7:34 PM
To: aspngcontrolsvb
Subject: [aspngcontrolsvb] Codebehind Web Control

I'm taking a page from beta1->beta2. It worked in beta1 without using
codebehind.

I now have a codebehind user control I'm using in a codebehind page. The
control exposes a function:

public function Brand() as string
Return cellBID.Text
end function

It's registered and declared in the html code:

<bbk:navbar id="Navbar2" ForeColor="Silver" WidthPct="100"
BackColor="LightSteelBlue" runat="server"></bbk:navbar>

In the codebehind of my main page, I'm trying to access "Navbar2.Brand" but
the compiler says that Navbar2 is not declared. I figured that it was
because the control wasn't declared in the codebehind, so I added:

protected withevents Navbar2 as UserControl

and now it says, "The name Brand is not a member of
System.Web.UI.Usercontrol".

I tried to look in ibuyspy to see how they did it, but they're not using
codebehind (see my other post.)

Any ideas?
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Bob Levittan (VIP)

I already answered this one myself (and posted the answer) earlier. The
answer was:

protected withevents Navbar2 as colorm.C_navbar

where colorm is my program's namespace and C_navbar is the class name of the
user control.

........................

Can we see the whole user control and web form? Or at least the important
parts?

Doug

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Levittan [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 7:34 PM
To: aspngcontrolsvb
Subject: [aspngcontrolsvb] Codebehind Web Control

I'm taking a page from beta1->beta2. It worked in beta1 without using
codebehind.

I now have a codebehind user control I'm using in a codebehind page. The
control exposes a function:

public function Brand() as string
Return cellBID.Text
end function

It's registered and declared in the html code:

<bbk:navbar id="Navbar2" ForeColor="Silver" WidthPct="100"
BackColor="LightSteelBlue" runat="server"></bbk:navbar>

In the codebehind of my main page, I'm trying to access "Navbar2.Brand" but
the compiler says that Navbar2 is not declared. I figured that it was
because the control wasn't declared in the codebehind, so I added:

protected withevents Navbar2 as UserControl

and now it says, "The name Brand is not a member of
System.Web.UI.Usercontrol".

I tried to look in ibuyspy to see how they did it, but they're not using
codebehind (see my other post.)

Any ideas?
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