hello,

i am converting a C# 2008 web application to vb 2008. I have managed to work with all codes except one:

How do you do this in VB code?  i dont know how to pass "this" 

}

MM

Me is the VB.net equivalent of this.

there are many code coverter tools available

I got this

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Public Shared Function GetFormattedUserName(ByVal System.Security.Principal.IIdentity As Me) As String
 
End Function
 
Public Shared Function GetControl(ByVal Control As Me, ByVal controlId As String, ByVal searchChildren As Boolean) As Control
 
End Function

i know that Me is the equivalent of this in vb, but it didnt work. i even tried ByVal System.Security.Principal.IIdentity As Me but the code didnt work

i guess ill abort this part of code and write my own code.

thanks

mehdi

it should be:

ByVal Me as System.Security.Principal.IIdentity

not

ByVal System.Security.Principal.IIdentity As Me

}

Should there not be a comma or does it appear exactly like this in the C# application? This syntax is invalid. Is the VB.net code not:

Public Shared Function GetFormattedUserName(ByVal identity As System.Security.Principal.IIdentity) As String

End Function

Scott,

There is no comma in the C# code and it works fine, i was confused as well about not having a comma but again it works in C#.

Thanks

MM