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Rob Ellis
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I've created a user control and given it a public property with get/set
accessors.

Using vs.net, I've dragged&dropped it into an aspx page which has a
codebehind page associated with it.

I want to set the usercontrols public property within the aspx's codebehind
page (I assume in the page load event).

When I try to call the public property ie. "usercontorl.user_id =1",
intellisense doesn't kick in. I'm assuming that means that the control is
not within scope. But I am accessing it from the codebhind page which
creates a refernce to the user control.

Help!
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Little, Ambrose
Make sure that the control is declared as a property of your code-behind
page class. Also ensure that you have the assembly containing the control
referenced and that the proper namespaces are being used in the control
declaration.

--Ambrose

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Shane Kempton
You'll need to declare the user control as an object on the code behind =
page. For example

Protected MyUserControl1 as MyUserControl

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Subject: [aspngreuse] Having trouble with codebehind and usercontrols

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<Click here to reveal e-mail address> --

I've created a user control and given it a public property with get/set
accessors.

Using vs.net, I've dragged&dropped it into an aspx page which has a
codebehind page associated with it.

I want to set the usercontrols public property within the aspx's =
codebehind
page (I assume in the page load event).

When I try to call the public property ie. "usercontorl.user_id =3D1",
intellisense doesn't kick in. I'm assuming that means that the control =
is
not within scope. But I am accessing it from the codebhind page which
creates a refernce to the user control.

Help!

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Brent Giesler
There's a great article about this in May's ASP.NetPRO magazine. If your
control is not precompiled, you have to use reflection to discover it's
type. This articles explains how to implement that.
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