I suspect this is easy, but I have been stumped for a day trying to solve this..
I want to be able to have an unlimited number of aspx pages that all use the code in one class file. I want code in that class file to be able to read and write the controls on the aspx pages. For example, on all the aspx pages, I'll have a label named label1. From code in the class file, I want to be able to do something like label1.text = "hello world
I know about httpcontext, and can now do _context.response.write("hello world"), but I want a general solution that works with labels and other standard server controls, and is generic so that I can add more aspx pages later without having to change the class file that provides the code
Please give a complete example if possible, showing what I need to put in the aspx pages and what I need to put in the class file. There are dozens of posts about this subject on UseNet, but none that assume my limited background knowledge
Thanks
ps - i'm posting this twice... the second time with my MSDN subscriber email, to get a promised 48 hour response... sorry, I didn't have my email assigned earlier. 9 2934
Hi
I don't know any C#. Do you have an example in vb.net
Are you saying that the code in the class file needs to know up front the names of all the aspx pages that may call it? This is not ideal, but not a huge problem. But would it be OK to have 100 aspx pages use the same class code? I have to say, my feeling is that there is some way to make a generic solution, so I can have a million unknown aspx pages all use the same class code. I really, really prefer a generic solution. Remember, these aspx pages will have the same server controls on them, with the same names for each control
Thanks
----- Steven Cheng[MSFT] wrote: ----
Hi
From your description, you'd like to operate a certain aspx page's control
member in a component class. And it need to meet with many pages,yes
As for this problem, here is some of my suggestions
1. If you'd like to retrieve the Page's instance of the current processed
asp.net page. You may use the following code in the component
public static void ComponentMethod(
SimplePage sp = (SimplePage)HttpContext.Current.Handler
sp.Text1 = "Text Value1"
sp.Text2 = "Text Value2"
sp.Text3 = "Text Value3"
#Simple Page is the Codebehind class of the certain aspx page.
If you want to retrieve the page's certain Control member, you need to
change its scope declaration to "public" because by default control member
is defined a s "protected". For example
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox TextBox1
#change the "protected" to "public
or you can define a public property for the pageclass to wrapper the
control member, such as
public string Text
ge
return TextBox1.Text
se
TextBox1.Text = value
So that you can retrive it and modify it in the certain component as I
mentioned above.
In addition, the means I mentioned above is based on that we know how many
pageclasses we have and write the component's code according to the page
class and you need to define the public properties in the
page classes. If there are many different pageclasses and the component
want to have no infos on those page classes, I'm afraid this way not work.
Do you think so
Regards
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Hi,
Thanks for the followup. Not simply the front the names but the page's
codebehind class. We need to operate a class's instance according to its
class, yes? Also, its ok to have many pages share one page class, but
that'll cause many problem since we can't make so many pages completely
have same features. One ideas is to have a master page(a common page class
for all the pages) so that all the page class derived from the base page
class which contains the common features need to be operated in the common
component. Do you think so?
In addtion, below is certain website which can help translate C# code into
VB.NET. I believe it'll be helpful to you. http://authors.aspalliance.com/aldot...translate.aspx
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
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Hi,
From your description, you'd like to operate a certain aspx page's control
member in a component class. And it need to meet with many pages,yes ?
As for this problem, here is some of my suggestions:
1. If you'd like to retrieve the Page's instance of the current processed
asp.net page. You may use the following code in the component:
public static void ComponentMethod()
{
SimplePage sp = (SimplePage)HttpContext.Current.Handler;
sp.Text1 = "Text Value1";
sp.Text2 = "Text Value2";
sp.Text3 = "Text Value3";
}
#Simple Page is the Codebehind class of the certain aspx page.
If you want to retrieve the page's certain Control member, you need to
change its scope declaration to "public" because by default control member
is defined a s "protected". For example:
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox TextBox1;
#change the "protected" to "public"
or you can define a public property for the pageclass to wrapper the
control member, such as
public string Text1
{
get
{
return TextBox1.Text;
}
set
{
TextBox1.Text = value;
}
}
So that you can retrive it and modify it in the certain component as I
mentioned above.
In addition, the means I mentioned above is based on that we know how many
pageclasses we have and write the component's code according to the page
class and you need to define the public properties in the
page classes. If there are many different pageclasses and the component
want to have no infos on those page classes, I'm afraid this way not work.
Do you think so?
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/security
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rights.)
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Hi
I don't know any C#. Do you have an example in vb.net
Are you saying that the code in the class file needs to know up front the names of all the aspx pages that may call it? This is not ideal, but not a huge problem. But would it be OK to have 100 aspx pages use the same class code? I have to say, my feeling is that there is some way to make a generic solution, so I can have a million unknown aspx pages all use the same class code. I really, really prefer a generic solution. Remember, these aspx pages will have the same server controls on them, with the same names for each control
Thanks
----- Steven Cheng[MSFT] wrote: ----
Hi
From your description, you'd like to operate a certain aspx page's control
member in a component class. And it need to meet with many pages,yes
As for this problem, here is some of my suggestions
1. If you'd like to retrieve the Page's instance of the current processed
asp.net page. You may use the following code in the component
public static void ComponentMethod(
SimplePage sp = (SimplePage)HttpContext.Current.Handler
sp.Text1 = "Text Value1"
sp.Text2 = "Text Value2"
sp.Text3 = "Text Value3"
#Simple Page is the Codebehind class of the certain aspx page.
If you want to retrieve the page's certain Control member, you need to
change its scope declaration to "public" because by default control member
is defined a s "protected". For example
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox TextBox1
#change the "protected" to "public
or you can define a public property for the pageclass to wrapper the
control member, such as
public string Text
ge
return TextBox1.Text
se
TextBox1.Text = value
So that you can retrive it and modify it in the certain component as I
mentioned above.
In addition, the means I mentioned above is based on that we know how many
pageclasses we have and write the component's code according to the page
class and you need to define the public properties in the
page classes. If there are many different pageclasses and the component
want to have no infos on those page classes, I'm afraid this way not work.
Do you think so
Regards
Steven Chen
Microsoft Online Suppor
Get Secure! www.microsoft.com/securit
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rights.
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Hi,
Thanks for the followup. Not simply the front the names but the page's
codebehind class. We need to operate a class's instance according to its
class, yes? Also, its ok to have many pages share one page class, but
that'll cause many problem since we can't make so many pages completely
have same features. One ideas is to have a master page(a common page class
for all the pages) so that all the page class derived from the base page
class which contains the common features need to be operated in the common
component. Do you think so?
In addtion, below is certain website which can help translate C# code into
VB.NET. I believe it'll be helpful to you. http://authors.aspalliance.com/aldot...translate.aspx
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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Hi Steve
Thank you for trying to help solve my problem
However, I am completely confused by your replies. They are much too complicated for me to understand. For example:
"One ideas is to have a master page(a common page class
for all the pages) so that all the page class derived from the base page
class which contains the common features need to be operated in the common
component.
I have no idea how to "derive from the page base class
What I need is a vb.net example that is complete. That is, I need every line of code in the aspx page, every line of code in the code behind for that aspx page, and every line of code in the class file that I will use to "power" the aspx page and the other aspx pages that will have the same web controls on them, but will have a different page layout and graphics
The example can be very, very simple. Just a 'hello world' example is fine. So, one label on the aspx page. Then, read and write the text value for that label from the class file
I appreciate that I should be able to understand your answers already, but I just don't. I have hundreds of dollars of Wrox asp.net books, and have read them over and over. I have never seen this simple question answered. I am sorry for being such a pain, but I am really, really stumped, and have burned a solid week on what will probably turn out to be a three minute answer for someone who knows the answer
Best Regards, and thank you
PS - VB.NET code please! I don't know C#.
Hi,
Have you had a chance to check the demo in my last reply or have you got
any further ideas on this issue? If you have anything else we can help,
please feel free to post here. Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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Hi Steve
I was able to make use of the sample you created, with one important change. I had to chang
Dim sp As SimplePage = HttpContext.Current.Handler
to
Dim sp As Object = HttpContext.Current.Handle
If I didn't make this change, then I could only use the PageUtil.vb code from the aspx page entitled SimplePage. The whole goal of my original question was to be able to call PageUtil code from any arbitrary aspx page, and read and write control values on such aspx pages from the PageUtil code
I suspect that by subtituting 'Object' for 'SimplePage' that I have changed from early binding to late binding. Is there a way around this? How long does it take to process a late binding vs an early binding? I know it's longer, but it still seems to happen in an instant, so I am inclined to just leave it alone
This is the first time I have used the managed newsgroups, and I must say I am VERY impressed so far. Thank you so much
Hi,
Thanks very much for your response. I feel glad that my suggestion has
helped you. As for the problem you mentiond:
=====================
I was able to make use of the sample you created, with one important
change. I had to change
Dim sp As SimplePage = HttpContext.Current.Handler
to
Dim sp As Object = HttpContext.Current.Handler
=======================
I think this is because you haven't referenced the certain page class( the
"SimplePage" ) in our utility class. Thus, the SimplePage class become
invisible in the utility class(also no intellisense). If we want to use
early binding to access a class's members or interfaces , we need to
reference the class's assemblie in the caller's our caller class's
project. Does this answer or question?
If you still have anything unclear, please feel free to post here. Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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