Q
Quentin
Hello,
I got a Solution, containing two projects, a project of classes, and a web
project. The two projects directories are not located in the same place
(directory ?). Into my project of classes i've got a class.vb file where i
made a very class :
------ class.vb-------
Public Class Fenetre : inherits WebControl
Private InnerPage As Control
Private pAscxFile As String
Private MaTable As New HtmlTable
Public Sub New()
Dim MaLigne As New HtmlTableRow
Dim MaCellule As New HtmlTableCell
MaLigne.Cells.Add(MaCellule)
MaTable.Rows.Add(MaLigne)
Me.Controls.Add(MaTable)
End Sub
Public Property AscxFile() As String
Get
AscxFile = pAscxFile
End Get
Set (ByVal Value As String)
pAscxFile = Value
Ajout_InnerPage(pAscxFile)
End Set
End Property
Public Sub Ajout_InnerPage(ByVal AscxPath As String)
Dim ControlAscx As Control = Me.Page.LoadControl(AscxPath)
Me.MaTable.Rows(0).Cells(0).Controls.Add(ControlAscx)
End Sub
End Class
---------------------
After that i'm going in an *.aspx of my web project, in the tool box i chose
to add elements, i choose my *.dll in the directory of my project of
classes. Now that my Control is in the tool box, i drag and drop it into my
page and for now there isn't any problem... The problem shows up when i try
to change the AscxFile property as to add a usercontrol into my control... i
put in the porperty the file path of an ascx file that is in the web project
directory, for example "test.ascx" and after validating my property i got
this error : "the object reference is not defined at the "instance" of an
object" on the line ----->
Me.maTable.Rows(0).Cells(0).Controls.Add(InnerPage)
Here is the tree of my solution :
Solution
---Web Project
------Index.aspx
------Test.ascx
---Project of classes
------class.vb
------bin
---------maclasse.dll
i know it's a huge message but i've been searching the answer for 2 days now
and i prefer send the maximum precisions as i can...
Thanks for evrybody who's red this till the end, and a huge big giant thank
to all people who's gonna help me
Scuse my bad english :-S
I got a Solution, containing two projects, a project of classes, and a web
project. The two projects directories are not located in the same place
(directory ?). Into my project of classes i've got a class.vb file where i
made a very class :
------ class.vb-------
Public Class Fenetre : inherits WebControl
Private InnerPage As Control
Private pAscxFile As String
Private MaTable As New HtmlTable
Public Sub New()
Dim MaLigne As New HtmlTableRow
Dim MaCellule As New HtmlTableCell
MaLigne.Cells.Add(MaCellule)
MaTable.Rows.Add(MaLigne)
Me.Controls.Add(MaTable)
End Sub
Public Property AscxFile() As String
Get
AscxFile = pAscxFile
End Get
Set (ByVal Value As String)
pAscxFile = Value
Ajout_InnerPage(pAscxFile)
End Set
End Property
Public Sub Ajout_InnerPage(ByVal AscxPath As String)
Dim ControlAscx As Control = Me.Page.LoadControl(AscxPath)
Me.MaTable.Rows(0).Cells(0).Controls.Add(ControlAscx)
End Sub
End Class
---------------------
After that i'm going in an *.aspx of my web project, in the tool box i chose
to add elements, i choose my *.dll in the directory of my project of
classes. Now that my Control is in the tool box, i drag and drop it into my
page and for now there isn't any problem... The problem shows up when i try
to change the AscxFile property as to add a usercontrol into my control... i
put in the porperty the file path of an ascx file that is in the web project
directory, for example "test.ascx" and after validating my property i got
this error : "the object reference is not defined at the "instance" of an
object" on the line ----->
Me.maTable.Rows(0).Cells(0).Controls.Add(InnerPage)
Here is the tree of my solution :
Solution
---Web Project
------Index.aspx
------Test.ascx
---Project of classes
------class.vb
------bin
---------maclasse.dll
i know it's a huge message but i've been searching the answer for 2 days now
and i prefer send the maximum precisions as i can...
Thanks for evrybody who's red this till the end, and a huge big giant thank
to all people who's gonna help me
Scuse my bad english :-S