"Page.Clientscript" does not compile in assembly, with the error message "Reference to a non-shared member requires an object
reference". ...

what reference is it looking for ??????


class class1
public sub showimg()
  Dim Response As HttpResponse = HttpContext.Current.Response
  Dim theImage As New object
  theImage.ImageUrl = Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript.GetWebResourceUrl(Me.GetType(), "img.gif")
  response.write( "<img src=""" & theImage & """>")
end sub
end class

Jon Paal wrote:
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  theImage.ImageUrl =
Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript.GetWebResourceUrl(Me.GetType(),
"img.gif")
with
  theImage.ImageUrl = Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(),
"img.gif")

RegisterStartupScript is a function, not a property.

I still get the same error message ...

class class1
public sub showimg()
  Dim Response As HttpResponse = HttpContext.Current.Response
  Dim theImage As New object
  theImage.ImageUrl = Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(), "img.gif")
response.write( "<img src=""" & theImage & """>")
end sub
end class

Show quote Hide quote Apparently this code is not in an aspx/ascx codebehind, but in an
"external" class. "Page" is not some system-wide global variable, but a
property of the Control class. That is why you can use it there, but
not here. You need to pass a reference to your page to this function.

public sub showimg(MyPage as System.Web.UI.Page)
....
   theImage.ImageUrl = MyPage.Register....

Remark 2: I don't know VB that well, but if you declare "theImage" as a
plain "object", does it recognise properties like "ImageUrl" (which is
not a property of "object")?

Remark 3: I'm not sure the line "<img src=""" & theImage & """>" will
give the required result. Why not directly put the URL you get from the
WebResource here?

Hans Kesting

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