Can't get VS 2005 to recognize page class

[Ben Amada]

In VS 2003, from a dynamically loaded user control, I could set a property
of the parent webform with the following line of code:

CType(Me.Page, SamplePage).Tes tProperty = "test"

However, in VS 2005, "SamplePage " doesn't show up in intellisense when
typing the line above and VS complains:

" Type 'SamplePage' is not defined. "

Any ideas why VS 2005 doesn't recognize SamplePage?

Thanks,
Ben

[Bruce Barker]

in vs2003, all the code behind we built into 1 dll, so any code behind class
could reference any other codebehind public properties

in vs2005, the code behind are partial class build into the page dll, so
they cannot refernce each other. if you want this feature:

1) you build a base class in app_code dir giving it the public properties
you want to expose to other pages
2) have the aspx codebehind inherit from that class. now other pages can
reference this properties
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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In VS 2003, from a dynamically loaded user control, I could set a property
of the parent webform with the following line of code:

CType(Me.Page, SamplePage).Tes tProperty = "test"

However, in VS 2005, "SamplePage " doesn't show up in intellisense when
typing the line above and VS complains:

" Type 'SamplePage' is not defined. "

Any ideas why VS 2005 doesn't recognize SamplePage?

Thanks,
Ben

[Ben Amada]

Bruce Barker wrote:

in vs2003, all the code behind we built into 1 dll, so any code behind
class could reference any other codebehind public properties

in vs2005, the code behind are partial class build into the page dll, so
they cannot refernce each other. if you want this feature:

1) you build a base class in app_code dir giving it the public properties
you want to expose to other pages
2) have the aspx codebehind inherit from that class. now other pages can
reference this properties
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Thanks Bruce -- got it working per your instructions!

Ben