Can two Web User Control have same File (.ascx) name within projec

[MilanB]

Hello
I'm asking is it possible that two or more Web User Control have same file
(.ascx) name within same project? Namespace is different.

I got error message: "CS1595: 'ASP.EditForm_ascx' is defined in multiple
places;"
I know that I have two controls EditForm, in different namespaces, but with
same file name: "EditForm_ascx"

If it is of any importance, I use both user controls on same page.

Thanks
MilanB

[Karl Seguin]

In the @control directive, try to specify a separate classname for each..

<%@Control ClassName="EditForm" ... %>

<%@ Control ClassName="Blah" ... %>

Karl

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Hello
I'm asking is it possible that two or more Web User Control have same file
(.ascx) name within same project? Namespace is different.

I got error message: "CS1595: 'ASP.EditForm_ascx' is defined in multiple
places;"
I know that I have two controls EditForm, in different namespaces, but
with
same file name: "EditForm_ascx"

If it is of any importance, I use both user controls on same page.

Thanks
MilanB

[Hans Kesting]

MilanB wrote:

Hello
I'm asking is it possible that two or more Web User Control have same
file (.ascx) name within same project? Namespace is different.

I got error message: "CS1595: 'ASP.EditForm_ascx' is defined in
multiple places;"
I know that I have two controls EditForm, in different namespaces,
but with same file name: "EditForm_ascx"

If it is of any importance, I use both user controls on same page.

Thanks
MilanB

Yes, that is possible. You can have a classname appear in multiple
namespaces. In fact, that's the reason (or at least one of them)
to *have* namespaces.
Did you copy the first EditForm to get the second? You need to change
that namespace in two places: the codebehind *and* in the
<% @ Control %> directive.

Hans Kesting

[MilanB]

I have tried, but it has not worked.
It is not a problem with namespace, but same file (.ascx) name.
When I give it different .ascx name, it works fine, no matter class names
are same (of course in different namespaces).

Any way thanks

I will give unique .ascx name.
MilanB