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Juan Romero
Guys,
I am a bit new to working with ASP.NET Pages.
When I make a new page using Visual Studio, some code is generated by
default. One of the lines generated by default contains the @ Page
directive, which declares the page inherits the page class from the
codebehind class:
<%@ Page inherits = "Application.PageClass" %>
where Application and page class represent the names of the application and
the page class respectively.
This works fine when I work in the root directory, but when I create another
folder and make a new page in there, when I compile and run it in a browser,
it yields the following error:
Could not load type 'Application.PageClass'.
Any idea of why this happens? I have used the "Class View" window and the
Page classes are indeed there under the application, but it just wont take
it if it is on a different folder.
Anyone knows how to fix it? am I doing something wrong?
Thanks.
I am a bit new to working with ASP.NET Pages.
When I make a new page using Visual Studio, some code is generated by
default. One of the lines generated by default contains the @ Page
directive, which declares the page inherits the page class from the
codebehind class:
<%@ Page inherits = "Application.PageClass" %>
where Application and page class represent the names of the application and
the page class respectively.
This works fine when I work in the root directory, but when I create another
folder and make a new page in there, when I compile and run it in a browser,
it yields the following error:
Could not load type 'Application.PageClass'.
Any idea of why this happens? I have used the "Class View" window and the
Page classes are indeed there under the application, but it just wont take
it if it is on a different folder.
Anyone knows how to fix it? am I doing something wrong?
Thanks.