I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different 
aspx pages.  One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other 
sits in a sub-directory.  When I try to open the aspx page within the 
subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user 
controls.  How do I fix this?  Does all the usercontrols I'm using have 
to be copied into the subdirectory as well?  That doesn't seem like an 
efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be made 
in both the main and sub directories.

change the src path for the files in the sub-directories, thats the only 
alternative. Make it point to the proper virtual path to refer the 
control file



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To: aspx_beginners
Subject: [aspx_beginners] Src for Usercontrols in multiple directories


I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different 

aspx pages.  One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other 

sits in a sub-directory.  When I try to open the aspx page within the
subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user
controls.  How do I fix this?  Does all the usercontrols I'm using have
to be copied into the subdirectory as well?  That doesn't seem like an
efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be 
made
in both the main and sub directories.

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When you specify where the user control source is located try doing Src=3D
~/Sourcefilename.ascx" . I don't know 100% that it will fix your problem 
but
i noticed when looking at the IBiySpy Portal code from asp.net that in al
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of the aspx files when they are calling user controls that use that
convention of calling some of the controls.=0D
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In your statement?Src="~/Sourcefilename.ascx" 

 

The ?~? simply refers to your application root. Ie
?Inetpub\wwwroot\myapplication\Sourcefilename.ascx?

 

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From: Ben Densmore [mailto:ben_densmore@e...] 
Sent: 24 February 2003 04:06 PM
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Subject: [aspx_beginners] Re: Src for Usercontrols in multiple
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When you specify where the user control source is located try doing
Src="~/Sourcefilename.ascx" . I don't know 100% that it will fix your
problem but i noticed when looking at the IBiySpy Portal code from
asp.net that in alot of the aspx files when they are calling user
controls that use that convention of calling some of the controls.

 

HTH,

Ben
 

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I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different

aspx pages. One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other 
sits in a sub-directory. When I try to open the aspx page within the 
subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user 
controls. How do I fix this? Does all the usercontrols I'm using have 
to be copied into the subdirectory as well? That doesn't seem like an 
efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be
made 
in both the main and sub directories.

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Thanks a million!

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	In your statementâ?¦Src="~/Sourcefilename.ascx"
	
	
	
	The â??~â?? simply refers to your application root. Ie
	â??Inetpub\wwwroot\myapplication\Sourcefilename.ascxâ??
	
	
	
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	When you specify where the user control source is located try doing
	Src="~/Sourcefilename.ascx" . I don't know 100% that it will fix your
	problem but i noticed when looking at the IBiySpy Portal code from
	asp.net that in alot of the aspx files when they are calling user
	controls that use that convention of calling some of the controls.
	
	
	
	HTH,
	
	Ben
	
	
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	I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different
	
	aspx pages. One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other
	sits in a sub-directory. When I try to open the aspx page within the
	subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user
	controls. How do I fix this? Does all the usercontrols I'm using have
	to be copied into the subdirectory as well? That doesn't seem like an
	efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be
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better put them in bin directory of application or u hv to specify in src
attribute.

Regards
Rohit Arora
Intersolutions (P) Ltd
B - 21, Sector 58,
Noida - 201301
Tel : 91-2585703/04/05 Extn: 229


-----Original Message-----
From: briley@c... [mailto:briley@c...]
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 1:16 PM
To: aspx_beginners
Subject: [aspx_beginners] Src for Usercontrols in multiple directories


I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different
aspx pages.  One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other
sits in a sub-directory.  When I try to open the aspx page within the
subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user
controls.  How do I fix this?  Does all the usercontrols I'm using have
to be copied into the subdirectory as well?  That doesn't seem like an
efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be made
in both the main and sub directories.

Hello Rohit,

Thanks for the solution.  I'll have to try it and see how it comes out.  
I found the source of my original problem was related to the security 
set up I was using - I've since changed it and no longer have the src 
errors - however, this solution looks like it could work with the 
original configuration I was contemplating.  I'll try it and see what 
comes of it.

Cheers
BR

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Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 1:06 AM
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Subject: [aspx_beginners] RE: Src for Usercontrols in multiple
directories


better put them in bin directory of application or u hv to specify in 
src
attribute.

Regards
Rohit Arora
Intersolutions (P) Ltd
B - 21, Sector 58,
Noida - 201301
Tel : 91-2585703/04/05 Extn: 229


-----Original Message-----
From: briley@c... [mailto:briley@c...]
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 1:16 PM
To: aspx_beginners
Subject: [aspx_beginners] Src for Usercontrols in multiple directories


I've created a user control that I need to add to a variety of different
aspx pages.  One of the aspx pages sits in the main directory, the other
sits in a sub-directory.  When I try to open the aspx page within the
subdirectory - I get a src error when my page references my user
controls.  How do I fix this?  Does all the usercontrols I'm using have
to be copied into the subdirectory as well?  That doesn't seem like an
efficient solution since changes to the user control will have to be 
made
in both the main and sub directories.