Re: Use class ... why is not available?

re:
!> The problem is when I create classes in App_Folder they don't
!> seem to be accessible to ASPX pages as it is usual in Web Site.

!> The only solution I found was to make all classes "Build: Compile"
!> and rename the App_Code folder to New_App_Code.

Have you tried putting all your classes in the App_Code folder, instead of in your App_Folder folder ?

ASP.NET will not automatically compile classes in application folders,
but *will* compile classes in source files in the App_Code folder.

Better yet, have you considered compiling your helper classes
into assemblies and placing the dll's in your app's bin directory ?





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On May 8, 3:13 pm, "Mark Rae [MVP]" <m...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"shapper" <mdmo...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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I added a class but whatever I do the class is not visible to my aspx
pages or anywhere else.

I then changed the property Build Action in my class from Content to
Compile. Now it is recognized.

Why do I need to do this?

Sounds like something's up with your installation of VS.NET, as classes
(should) have their Build Action property set to Compile by default...

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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVPhttp://www.markrae.net

Hi,

I think the problem is where the classes are being added to.
App_Folder or somewhere else.

I created a Web Application Project.

When I add a class to App_Folder it VS 2008 makes "Build: Content". If
I add the class somewhere else it says "Build: Compile".

The problem is when I create classes in App_Folder they don't seem to
be accessible to ASPX pages as it is usual in Web Site.

When I changed them "Build: Compile" then I am able to build the
solution with no errors but when I preview an ASPX pages I get errors
everywhere.

The only solution I found was to make all classes "Build: Compile" and
rename the App_Code folder to New_App_Code.

I think I am missing something.

Any idea?

Thanks,

Miguel


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