http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/
html/vbconWebFormsCodeModel.asp
At that link they say:
"In Web Forms that use code-behind files, the @ Page directive (or @
Control in user control files) contains attributes that specify the
relationship of the .aspx file an
Actually, I take it back...a simple test page with code-behind only in a
DLL and referenced only via "Inherits" works fine. It's when a
UserControl is placed on the page that things start getting weird.
Greg
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 18:31 -0400, Gregory Junker wrote:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/lib
I'll further add that when I use only Inherits in both the Page and
Control files, only the code-behind for the control is executed...the
Page starts in again with the ignoring thing for its code-behind...
Greg
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 19:30 -0400, Gregory Junker wrote:
> Actually, I take it back...
El vie, 16-04-2004 a las 01:36, Gregory Junker escribió:
> I'll further add that when I use only Inherits in both the Page and
> Control files, only the code-behind for the control is executed...the
> Page starts in again with the ignoring thing for its code-behind...
If you have a simple test cas
Gregory Junker wrote:
> ... The aspx ignores the "Inherits" attribute, which
> the above says it should, ...
I think you meant to say that the "Codebehind" attribute is ignored, which
is correct.
I can't answer for Mono, but you're right in your interpretation of how it
works in MS.NET (when not
*hangs head in shame*
All this timeyou know what it was?
Another DLL in the bin/ directory with the same namespace/class
combination, from a previous testcase
Whichs makes me wonder, is it by design, that when presented with two
assembly DLLs with definitions for the same namespace/class
El mar, 20-04-2004 a las 02:14, Gregory Junker escribió:
> *hangs head in shame*
>
> All this timeyou know what it was?
>
> Another DLL in the bin/ directory with the same namespace/class
> combination, from a previous testcase
>
> Whichs makes me wonder, is it by design, that when prese