Hello,
I created an Asp.Net 2.0 which contains a custom control.
I compiled the project and now I am using it in a web site.
The custom control contains a Panel, a Label and an Image.
Here is how the custom control code starts:
' Assembly Tag Prefix
<Assembly: TagPrefix("ByMe .Web.UI.WebCont rols", "ByMe")>
' -- [Namespace] -------------------------------------------
' WebControls
Namespace WebControls
' -- [Classes] -------------------------------------------
<Themeable(True ), DefaultProperty ("ID"), ToolboxData("<{ 0}:Feedback
runat=server></{0}:Feedback>") _
Public Class Feedback
Inherits WebControl
Implements INamingContaine r
...
I tried to add this custom control to my web site skin file:
<ByMe:Feedbac k runtat="server" />
However, I get the following error when I run the web site:
Parser Error Message: Literal content ('<ByMe:Feedbac k
runtat="server" />') is not allowed within a 'skin file'.
Does anyone has any idea why is this happening?
Thank You,
Miguel 2 4379
Hi,
I corrected that and now I get a new error:
Parser Error Message: Unknown server tag 'ByMe:Feedback' .
I don't know what is going on.
I added the library to the toolbox and dragged and instance to my page.
The following code was placed:
<%@ Register Assembly="ByMe. Web.UI" Namespace="ByMe .Web.UI.WebCont rols"
TagPrefix="ByMe " %>
<ByMe:Feedbac k ID="Feedback1" runat="server" />
Why do I get the parse problem with the Skin file?
Thanks,
Miguel
Dale wrote:
Do you really have "runtat=ser ver" or do you have "runat=serv er"?
Dale
--
Dale Preston
MCAD C#
MCSE, MCDBA
"shapper" wrote:
Hello,
I created an Asp.Net 2.0 which contains a custom control.
I compiled the project and now I am using it in a web site.
The custom control contains a Panel, a Label and an Image.
Here is how the custom control code starts:
' Assembly Tag Prefix
<Assembly: TagPrefix("ByMe .Web.UI.WebCont rols", "ByMe")>
' -- [Namespace] -------------------------------------------
' WebControls
Namespace WebControls
' -- [Classes] -------------------------------------------
<Themeable(True ), DefaultProperty ("ID"), ToolboxData("<{ 0}:Feedback
runat=server></{0}:Feedback>") _
Public Class Feedback
Inherits WebControl
Implements INamingContaine r
...
I tried to add this custom control to my web site skin file:
<ByMe:Feedbac k runtat="server" />
However, I get the following error when I run the web site:
Parser Error Message: Literal content ('<ByMe:Feedbac k
runtat="server" />') is not allowed within a 'skin file'.
Does anyone has any idea why is this happening?
Thank You,
Miguel
Do you really have "runtat=ser ver" or do you have "runat=serv er"?
Dale
--
Dale Preston
MCAD C#
MCSE, MCDBA
"shapper" wrote:
Hello,
I created an Asp.Net 2.0 which contains a custom control.
I compiled the project and now I am using it in a web site.
The custom control contains a Panel, a Label and an Image.
Here is how the custom control code starts:
' Assembly Tag Prefix
<Assembly: TagPrefix("ByMe .Web.UI.WebCont rols", "ByMe")>
' -- [Namespace] -------------------------------------------
' WebControls
Namespace WebControls
' -- [Classes] -------------------------------------------
<Themeable(True ), DefaultProperty ("ID"), ToolboxData("<{ 0}:Feedback
runat=server></{0}:Feedback>") _
Public Class Feedback
Inherits WebControl
Implements INamingContaine r
...
I tried to add this custom control to my web site skin file:
<ByMe:Feedbac k runtat="server" />
However, I get the following error when I run the web site:
Parser Error Message: Literal content ('<ByMe:Feedbac k
runtat="server" />') is not allowed within a 'skin file'.
Does anyone has any idea why is this happening?
Thank You,
Miguel
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