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how to use a custom class in a page Hi all, need some help.
I've just built a (REALLY) simple hit counter to add to my website, and was forced to use ASP.NET. (but im not using visual studio at the moment).
I created a class file (counter.cs), and placed it in the App_Code folder. It was my assumption that by doing this, I would be able to instantiate an object of type Counter, giving me access to its methods and variables.
Problem is that as soon as I try to instantiate an object of this type, i get the error: "The type or namespace name 'Counter' could not be found".
Am I missing something here? Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree?
Thanks!
I've just built a (REALLY) simple hit counter to add to my website, and was forced to use ASP.NET. (but im not using visual studio at the moment).
I created a class file (counter.cs), and placed it in the App_Code folder. It was my assumption that by doing this, I would be able to instantiate an object of type Counter, giving me access to its methods and variables.
Problem is that as soon as I try to instantiate an object of this type, i get the error: "The type or namespace name 'Counter' could not be found".
Am I missing something here? Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree?
Thanks!
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Wow. All I have to say is wow.
6 hours, and a butt-load of client $$ later, I've found my error.
Its important to remember that C# is Case-sensitive. My class was defined as counter, and i was trying to instantiate an object of type "Counter". Stupid capital C.
Brock U should revoke my degree.
Thanks All.
6 hours, and a butt-load of client $$ later, I've found my error.
Its important to remember that C# is Case-sensitive. My class was defined as counter, and i was trying to instantiate an object of type "Counter". Stupid capital C.
Brock U should revoke my degree.
Thanks All.
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