I've written an enumeration object, and now I want all the web forms
and web controls in my project to be able to use it. Is this possible?
How can it be done?

Thanks,

-Dan

Sure.  Make it public and outside of all other classes.  Maybe put it in its
own file or something.  Why do you think you cannot?

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I put the following in the default.aspx.vb file before (i.e., outside)
the class definition:

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Public Enum AccessModeEnum As Byte
    NoAcess
    SurveyAcess
    FullAcess
End Enum
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Then I attempted to refer to it in another aspx.vb module with:

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If AccessModeByte = AccessModeEnum.NoAcess Then
   ,,,
End If
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And I get a squiggly line under AccessModeEnum with the error message:

"AccessEnum is not declared"

So, not to be a smart ass, but that's what makes me think I cannot :)

Thx,

-Dan

Assuming you are using 2.0 you can put the following in your App_Code folder
inside of a .cs file:

using System;

public enum NobelGases { Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon }



I think that technically the 'using System' is not required but it makes the
code more readable in that you know where you are and most people look for a
using section at the top of their file. Do the same with VB.NET but change
where appropriate.

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you'd have to place it in a 3rd assembly that everything has a reference to

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