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How to register Dynamic Content when it's in the same site?
Could you post the namespace and class name of your Dynamic Content class and the web.config settings you have tried?
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May 08, 2009 10:56
I have since moved the code to a separate assembly which I can register without problem (as expected), but it would still be interesting to know how to declare the registration for DC classes declared within a web site. For example:
namespace Some.Name.Space
{
public class SomeClass: IDynamicContent
{
}
}
Things I've tried without success in the web config (hope this come out correctly):
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, Some.Name.Space"/>
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, App_Code"/>
<add description="Some Description" name="SomeClass" type="Some.Name.Space.SomeClass, Code"/>
None of them works. Suggestions?
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Regards, Peter
May 11, 2009 8:21
I'm having problems with registering a IDynamicContent implementation when the file is part of the web site. I just can't find a useable assembly name to put into the registration in web.config. Whatever I try,
Since this is a web application, I don't have an App_Code folder so I can't use that as the assembly name. "Code" doesn't work either. Using the namespace doesn't work.
I could put the controls in a separate DLL, but I would prefer not to since they use a lot of ascx controls already in the site and I would like to avoid cross-references.
Any suggestions?
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Peter