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Jibber,
You could probably get it to work in a single solution but if you....
1) Split the control into a class library
2) Add the Class library solution to your project
3) Add a Project reference to the Class Library to you web solution
4) Add your @Register line as: <%@ Register Assembly="<ASSEMBLY_NAME"
Namespace="<CONTROL_NAMESPACE>" TagPrefix="MY" %>
Should work. Worked for me and it allows for easier reuse of the control in
other web projects!
Michael
"Jibber" wrote:
OK, I thought this worked, but still getting the error. Any ideas? BTW: The
..cs file is located in the App_Code folder of the Web Site.
"Jibber" <no****@jibberjabberish.comwrote in message
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I found the answer:
<compilation debug="true" batch="false">
needs to be placed in the web.config
"Jibber" <no****@jibberjabberish.comwrote in message
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>I have a custom radio button class (MyRadioButtonList) inherited from
System.Web.UI.Controls.RadioButtonList. The control is contained in a
standard class file - not a user control. When I try to use it in a web
form .aspx using the following code, I receive "directive is missing a
'src' attribute" and "Unknown server tag 'MY:MyRadioButtonList' errors.
This worked in 1.1, but does not work in 2.0 - or possibly just in VS2005.
What am I doing wrong?
<%@ Register TagPrefix="MY" TagName="MyRadioButtonList" %>
<MY:MyRadioButtonList ID="myID" Runat="server">
</MY:MyRadioButtonList>
