Can anyone help? I getting this error on line 17:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Line 15: Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
Line 16:
Line 17: DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID",
UserGUID.ToStri ng())
Line 18: DataSource.Inse rt()
Here's my code:
Protected Sub CreateUserWizar d1_CreatedUser( ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArg s)
Dim UserNameTextBox As TextBox =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("UserName" ),
TextBox)
Dim DataSource As SqlDataSource =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("InsertExt raInfo"),
SqlDataSource)
Dim User As MembershipUser =
Membership.GetU ser(UserNameTex tBox.Text)
Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID", UserGUID.ToStri ng())
DataSource.Inse rt()
End Sub
3  7102 
..........i got it.....my datasource wasn't being initiated....du h!
pj, mcdba, mcp
pj,
The User variable likely has the value null. If the specified userid is not
known then Membership.GetU ser(string) will return null.
Regards,
Rob MacFadyen
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Can anyone help? I getting this error on line 17:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Line 15: Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
Line 16:
Line 17: DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID",
UserGUID.ToStri ng())
Line 18: DataSource.Inse rt()
Here's my code:
Protected Sub CreateUserWizar d1_CreatedUser( ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArg s)
Dim UserNameTextBox As TextBox =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("UserName" ),
TextBox)
Dim DataSource As SqlDataSource =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("InsertExt raInfo"),
SqlDataSource)
Dim User As MembershipUser =
Membership.GetU ser(UserNameTex tBox.Text)
Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID", UserGUID.ToStri ng())
DataSource.Inse rt()
End Sub
hi pj,
you are calling a method on a null object, hence the Null reference
exception. User.ProviderUs erKey is null, so you can't call .ToString() on
it.
there must be something you are not initialising correctly with the user
object. i suggest you read the SDK pages for this class to see how to set
it up correctly.
tim
"pj" <pj****@yahoo.c omwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ e63g2000cwd.goo glegroups.com.. .
Can anyone help? I getting this error on line 17:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Line 15: Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
Line 16:
Line 17: DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID",
UserGUID.ToStri ng())
Line 18: DataSource.Inse rt()
Here's my code:
Protected Sub CreateUserWizar d1_CreatedUser( ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArg s)
Dim UserNameTextBox As TextBox =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("UserName" ),
TextBox)
Dim DataSource As SqlDataSource =
CType(CreateUse rWizardStep1.Co ntentTemplateCo ntainer.FindCon trol("InsertExt raInfo"),
SqlDataSource)
Dim User As MembershipUser =
Membership.GetU ser(UserNameTex tBox.Text)
Dim UserGUID As Object = User.ProviderUs erKey
DataSource.Inse rtParameters.Ad d("UserID", UserGUID.ToStri ng())
DataSource.Inse rt()
End Sub
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