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bscoverski
Asp.Net User
TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/21/2004 6:14:05 PM

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I have an assembly that contains two custom controls with two namespaces. I have added the following to assemblyInfo.cs to try and solve my problem:

[assembly:TagPrefix("MyNameSpace.abc", "abc")]
[assembly:TagPrefix("MyNameSpace.xyz", "xyz")]

If I drop the abc custom control I get the proper Register directive in my html. If I drop xyz control I also get the proper tag.

Here is my problem - the xyz control contains a collection of of object out of the abc namespace. The generated html looks like this:

<%@ Register TagPrefix="xyz" Namespace="MyNameSpace.xyz" Assembly="MyAssembly" %>

.......ect

<xyz:xyzControl id="control1" .....etc >
<Widget Size="574, 488">
<MyListOfObjectFrom_ABC>
<MyNameSpace.abc.ObjectFromABC
.......etc
</MyNameSpace.abc.ObjectFromABC>
</MyListOfObjectFrom_ABC>

If I close the web form and re-open it I get an error in the control. What I really need it to look like is this:

<%@ Register TagPrefix="xyz" Namespace="MyNameSpace.xyz" Assembly="MyAssembly" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="abc" Namespace="MyNameSpace.abc" Assembly="MyAssembly" %>

.......ect

<xyz:xyzControl id="control1" .....etc >
<Widget Size="574, 488">
<MyListOfObjectFrom_ABC>
<abc:ObjectFromABC
.......etc
</MyNameSpace.abc.ObjectFromABC>
</MyListOfObjectFrom_ABC>

Is there any way to get both xyz and abc Register directives when the xyz control is dropped?
bscoverski
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/21/2004 8:29:53 PM

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Ok, I did figure out a work around which I'm not real happy with so if anybody has a better solution please let me know.

The work around is to create a new object in the MyNameSpace.xyz namespace that is derived off the abc namespace object. This new object is basically an empty shell. I also hade to derive a new list object off the MyListOfObjectFrom_ABC also within the xyz namespace (along with a new ui list editor).

namespace MyNameSpace.xyz
{
public class SkeltonObjectFromXYZ : MyNameSpace.abc.ObjectFromABC
{
public SkeltonObjectFromXYZ()
{
}
}
}
AndrewSeven
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/21/2004 9:07:05 PM

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If you drop a control from abc onto the form, does it generate the register tag?
bscoverski
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/22/2004 2:09:11 PM

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Yes, dropping a control in the abc Namespace does add the proper Register tag. The problem is that there is no way to tell the IDE to add more then one Register tag when a control is dropped.
AndrewSeven
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/23/2004 1:11:24 AM

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I had understood that, I had just never tried to put more than one tag prefix in an assembly, I always think of them as "One per asssembly" ... doh!

Do you do anything special to generate the inner control?
AndrewSeven
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/23/2004 2:00:12 AM

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Some old stuff I dug up:

At design time and in a designer.

controlString is the html of a control that I'd parsed out of a file, directives was hard coded string
I ended up going with the IHTMLElement brutality.

Control test = ControlParser.ParseControl(DesignerHost,controlString,directives);


IHTMLElement being used in a designer verb.

IHTMLElement copy = ((mshtml.IHTMLElement)this.DesignTimeElement);
string controlNS = ((mshtml.IHTMLElement2)this.DesignTimeElement).scopeName;
Utilities.MsgBox("AddContentContainer scopeName" + controlNS);

string source = "<{0}:ContentContainer id=\"" + controlID + "\" runat=\"server\" >Added Content Container for: {1}</{0}:ContentContainer>";
copy.innerHTML += string.Format(source,controlNS,controlID);



In your position I would probably go with the "dummy" class that inherits the real one. It may feel silly, but it works and it can be understoodby others.

bscoverski
Asp.Net User
Re: TagPrefix and mulitple namespaces problem7/23/2004 1:38:51 PM

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Thanks so much for this information. I think I will probably go with the dummy control since I have it working now.
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