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• Re: Passing same property value to multiple Web User Controls

  Easy way out: You can turn Option Strict off and then do uc.CommonProperty = LocalValue This works only for VB However, you may want to redesign - Create a class that inherits from UserControl and use it as your base class: Public Class CommonBase Inherits UserControl Public Property CommonProperty as String '''blah, blah, blah End Property End Class Then in your UserControl1.ascx.vb Inherit from CommonBase instead of UserControl. That would allow you to eliminate the select, the casts, and the errors

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by philipr on 4/19/2004

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  Scott - Helps a lot - I like many aspects of the new web project system - just wanted to make sure this wasn't going to stay on the cutting room floor, so to speak. I also understand why things like this are not in the alpha - no problem - but is there a listing somewhere of the plan of record for things like this so I don't waste your time asking questions like this on forums? (I'd much rather you put neat things into ASP.NET than explain to me why alpha software doesn't have 100% functionality

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by philipr on 11/9/2003

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  Yes, while you can "refresh" the reference, it won't do it automatically. Also, this doesn't allow you to set a breakpoint in code in the assembly you referenced and step into it - makes debugging much harder. Is there some method available to reference another project from ASP.NET in whidbey, and allow 1) dependency tracking during builds (to update the referenced assembly), and 2) easy debugging across projects (like we have in vs.net 2003)?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by philipr on 11/9/2003