Is there an '<!--#include...' directive in .NET?

[littlecharva]

Hi

I'm trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET using code behind. My code behind page works fine, but now I want to create an instance of an object who's class is stored in a different file. In ASP I've have just used the old <!--#include virtual="file.asp"-->, surely there's something similar I can use in my .cs file

BTW, I'm not using Visual Studio

Cheers

littlecharva

[avnrao]

User Controls in .Net are similar to #include in asp. try converting your
code behind and html content to a user control.
check this article :
http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=aspnet

Av.

"littlecharva" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET using code behind. My code
behind page works fine, but now I want to create an instance of an object
who's class is stored in a different file. In ASP I've have just used the
old <!--#include virtual="file.asp"-->, surely there's something similar I
can use in my .cs file?

BTW, I'm not using Visual Studio.

Cheers,

littlecharva

[Scott Mitchell [MVP]]

Another article on User Controls that I'd encourage you to read is:

An Extensive Examination of User Controls
http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/us...ercontrols.asp

Happy Programming!
avnrao wrote:

User Controls in .Net are similar to #include in asp. try converting your
code behind and html content to a user control.
check this article :
http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=aspnet

Av.

"littlecharva" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to write a webpage in ASP.NET using code behind. My code
behind page works fine, but now I want to create an instance of an object
who's class is stored in a different file. In ASP I've have just used the
old <!--#include virtual="file.asp"-->, surely there's something similar I
can use in my .cs file?

BTW, I'm not using Visual Studio.

Cheers,

littlecharva

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[Hans Kesting]

"Ben" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF**********************************@microsof t.com...

If you're just instantiating a class, you don't need to physically reference a file as long as the file that class is in is also

in the same project as your web page. Once compiled, you can create an instance of that class in any of your web pages.

It *is* possible to use classes from different projects: you need to add a "reference" to your *project*
(not to the specific aspx/ascx)
this reference can point to the project that contains the classes you want to use
(if that project is in the same solution) or to the physical dll that contains those classes.

Hans Kesting