Assuming you mean a compiled control, you have to add the COM reference
prior to placing the control on the page. It may not show up in preview
unfortunately.
If you mean ASP control, or a scripted control, you will have to place it on
an ASP page and then include the page.
As the ASP.NET calendar control probably does what you need, or can be
extended rather easily, I would not spend a gerat amount of time on this, as
moving to a full ASP.NET solution is the better option.
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"Jose Manuel vilomar" <jv******@gmail.comwrote in message
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Hi and thx for take a litle time to reply me.
My question is:
Supposing that i have a Control built in ASP 3.0 (a Calendar Control in
this
case) and I want to make it work in a .Net project Built with ASP .net (
FrameWork 2.0), could it be posible to run the control in the same page
and
the same .Net project? and if the answer is yes, how can i reference it in
my
asp .net project?
Thx.
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