DreamThrall
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I've got a dumb question about using codebehinds on an ASP.NET page... someone please say you use it.
Anyone here use VS.NET?
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Moved.
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Oh, didn't even know this forum existed... thanks!
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Perhaps... I can't understand what I'm missing here...
I'm using a codebehind (the way VS.NET sets it up for you) on an ASP.NET page, and I'm trying to access server-side objects declared in the HTML code on my codebehind page.
However, I can't figure out how to do it! I would think that if I did this in the HTML code:
Then I should be able to access it programatically like this:
I even tried just using a placeholder (<asplaceholder />) and got the same result - VS tells me that the name hasn't been declared and it won't build it.
What am I missing here?
I'm using a codebehind (the way VS.NET sets it up for you) on an ASP.NET page, and I'm trying to access server-side objects declared in the HTML code on my codebehind page.
However, I can't figure out how to do it! I would think that if I did this in the HTML code:
Code:
<body id="TheBody" runat="server" />Then I should be able to access it programatically like this:
Code:
TheBody.Controls.Add(MyStuff)I even tried just using a placeholder (<asp
laceholder />) and got the same result - VS tells me that the name hasn't been declared and it won't build it.What am I missing here?
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shouldn't that be
"id.Controls.Add(YourStuff)"
just a guess.
"id.Controls.Add(YourStuff)"
just a guess.
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No.... but I figured it out anyways... I was missing this bitty line of code:
Code:
Protected WithEvents MyStuff As WebControls.PlaceHolder
