"clintonG" <csgallag***@REMOVETHISTEXTmetromilwaukee.com> schreef in bericht
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> I've posted to the forums but we're not making progress there yet so
> maybe, just maybe somebody has this figured out...
>
>
> When VS2005 creates a new Web Form with code placed in a separate file we
> get the following:
>
> WebForm1.aspx
> WebForm1.aspx.cs
>
> Both files are in the root of the project directory. I move
> WebForm1.aspx.cs to the App_Code folder.
>
> To test I declared Label1 in WebForm1.aspx and attempt to modify the
> Label1 text property as Label1.Text = Hello World"; in the Page_Load event
> of WebForm1.aspx.cs but an error results.
>
> Apparently moving the .cs files to App_Code folder not supported?
> We've tried pathing and using the new page directive syntax but perhaps
> incorrectly?
> Any comments on this? It seems broken as all code is 'sposta' be within a
> partial class so why wouldn't the compiler know how to cope when the .cs
> files are moved to the App_Code folder?
>
>
> <%= Clinton Gallagher
>
>
>

> I've posted to the forums but we're not making progress there yet so
> maybe, just maybe somebody has this figured out...
>
> When VS2005 creates a new Web Form with code placed in a separate file
> we get the following:
>
> WebForm1.aspx
> WebForm1.aspx.cs
> Both files are in the root of the project directory. I move
> WebForm1.aspx.cs to the App_Code folder.
>
> To test I declared Label1 in WebForm1.aspx and attempt to modify the
> Label1 text property as Label1.Text = Hello World"; in the Page_Load
> event of WebForm1.aspx.cs but an error results.
>
> Apparently moving the .cs files to App_Code folder not supported?
> We've tried pathing and using the new page directive syntax but
> perhaps
> incorrectly?
> Any comments on this? It seems broken as all code is 'sposta' be
> within a
> partial class so why wouldn't the compiler know how to cope when the
> .cs
> files are moved to the App_Code folder?
> <%= Clinton Gallagher
>

"Brock Allen" <ballen@NOSPAMdevelop.com> wrote in message
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> The App_Code is meant for non-codebehind related code, if that makes
> sense. So shared common functionality that's not specific to any one page.
> The compilation model in ASP.NET 2.0 doesn't prefer the codebehind file in
> the App_Code folder. As you've discovered, it wants the codebehind just in
> the same directory.
>
> Now, you *can* move it there if you'd like, but then you should remove the
> CodeFile attribute from your ASPX. This, unfortunately, will disable the
> partial support and thus the automatic server side control declarations in
> the codebehind.
>
> -Brock
> DevelopMentor
> http://staff.develop.com/ballen
>
>
>
>> I've posted to the forums but we're not making progress there yet so
>> maybe, just maybe somebody has this figured out...
>>
>> When VS2005 creates a new Web Form with code placed in a separate file
>> we get the following:
>>
>> WebForm1.aspx
>> WebForm1.aspx.cs
>> Both files are in the root of the project directory. I move
>> WebForm1.aspx.cs to the App_Code folder.
>>
>> To test I declared Label1 in WebForm1.aspx and attempt to modify the
>> Label1 text property as Label1.Text = Hello World"; in the Page_Load
>> event of WebForm1.aspx.cs but an error results.
>>
>> Apparently moving the .cs files to App_Code folder not supported?
>> We've tried pathing and using the new page directive syntax but
>> perhaps
>> incorrectly?
>> Any comments on this? It seems broken as all code is 'sposta' be
>> within a
>> partial class so why wouldn't the compiler know how to cope when the
>> .cs
>> files are moved to the App_Code folder?
>> <%= Clinton Gallagher
>>
>
>
>