Hi
I have a namespace spanning 2 files. One is an aspx.cs (so it has an aspx
page too, and a partial class) page, and the other is a normal .cs file. They
are both in the same directory.
Both have the same namespace {} definition, and yet my aspx.cs page cannot
see classes from the .cs class file.
I've tried added a using statement, but that had no effect.
What's going on!?!
Tnx, Dan.
1  971 
Fixed. I had to put the cs file that wasn't part of the partial page into
App_Code.
Sorry to interrupt :)
"musosdev" wrote:
Hi
I have a namespace spanning 2 files. One is an aspx.cs (so it has an aspx
page too, and a partial class) page, and the other is a normal .cs file. They
are both in the same directory.
Both have the same namespace {} definition, and yet my aspx.cs page cannot
see classes from the .cs class file.
I've tried added a using statement, but that had no effect.
What's going on!?!
Tnx, Dan.
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