Hello guys,
I'm currently developing a Web Custom Control project with VS.Net2003.
It's Ok, I've made my WebControl inherited class. Also I created a
typed-DataSet that's intended to be a property of the control, and I must
expose this public to class... But, when I reference the dll of the control,
the toolbox lists both the controls and the DataSet i've created...
Is there a way to "hide" the DataSet from the toolbox? Maybe some kind of
attribute, dunno...
Thanks,
Rafa
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Rafael,
In the class generated for your typed dataset, change the
"[System.Componen tModel.ToolboxI tem(true)]" attribute to
"[System.Componen tModel.ToolboxI tem(false)]". Unfortunately, you'll need to
do this every time you the class is regenerated. If there's a way to change
the default generation behaviour, I haven't found it.
HTH,
Nicole
"Rafael Veronezi" <li******@terra .com.br> wrote in message
news:OH******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Hello guys,
I'm currently developing a Web Custom Control project with VS.Net2003.
It's Ok, I've made my WebControl inherited class. Also I created a
typed-DataSet that's intended to be a property of the control, and I must
expose this public to class... But, when I reference the dll of the
control, the toolbox lists both the controls and the DataSet i've created...
Is there a way to "hide" the DataSet from the toolbox? Maybe some kind of
attribute, dunno...
Thanks,
Rafa
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