hi, i have a user control that have a property MyProp of type MyObject.
MyObject also have a property named Prop1;
I want to set Prop1 in the aspx.
For example
<User:MyControl id="control>
<MyProp Prop1="value" />
</User:MyControl>
and
public class MyObject
{
public string Prop1 {get; set;}
}
This code works but i can't go to Design View becouse contents isn't allowed between openin and closing tag of an user control)
Somebody have a solution? ( i don't ant to change my user Control to a server control)
thanks
You cant have content between opening and closing tags.
Your code should be like as below:
<User:MyControl id="control"
Prop1="value">
</User:MyControl>
Try this and let me know if any issues
thanks for your reply but i don't need to set a property of my control, i need to set some properties of an object returned by a property of my control and
i neither want to remap all this properties to some new properties of the control becouse are too match;
a better example is (some implementation details are hidden):
class User
{
public string Name { set; }
public string Surname {set;}
}
class UserView : UserControl
{
public User TargetUser {get;}
}
and in the page
<MyControls:UserView id="userView1">
<TargetUser Name="sam" Surname="foofoo" />
</MyControls:UserView>
This code works but i can't switch to DesignView becouse Visual Studio see contents into my control tags.
I want know if there's a way to set Name and Value property of internal User object into the aspx without problems with visual studio parser.
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