Why you don't do a class with your code and then use this??
Example :
public class Job
{
public static void DoJob() {....};
}
In other you can try to make some function virtual and then override.
Brun.
NB :
You must remember that codebehind directive is used only by Visual Studio
(for tree I think!). Framework don't watch this!
..aspx page can derive from any class that derive from Page class.
"Src" directive is used by Framework for runtime compile c# or vb.net code.
"Inherits" for set class that .aspx must inherits.
This code work without problem :
<%@ Page language="c#" %>
<script runat=server>
public string GetPippo()
{
string s = null;
s = "<h3>pippo</h3>";
return s;
}
</script>
<form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
<% = GetPippo() %>
</form>
"jm" <jo*************@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I have a question about codebehind. I have an upload namespace, class
and all in a codebehind. I currently have it so it works with one of
my .aspx pages. I want to use it for another .aspx page. The problem
is that they codebehind looks at a specific directory (since it was
only being used by one page). I need it to decide which directory to
go to based upon which page is using the codebehind page. Can I just
reference the private subs in my codebehind from my .aspx page and
send another parameter telling which page is calling and make a
decision. I know I could just copy and paste the page over, but that
defeats the purpose.
I guess the main question is about referencing subs in the codebehind
page. If I reference the page in my page directive, can't I call the
codebehind subs just like any other sub?
