Hi,
i wrote a web custom control, that adds a search option to list box.

on of the properties are the position of the textbox that serves are
search, the position is Enum (Up, Down).

the code looks like that :
namespace SearchList
{
public Enum SearchListLoacation
{
Up,Down
}

[DefaultProperty("Text"),ToolboxData("<{0}:SearchList runat=server></
{0}:SearchList>")]
public class SearchList : WebControl,INamingContainer
{
private SearchListLocation _SearchLocation;
public SearchListLocation SearchLocation
{
get {return _SearchLocation;}
set {_SearchLocation = value;}
}

......
}

}


(HTML)
<div>
<cc1:SearchList ID="SearchList1" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True"
SearchLocation="Down" />
</div>



when i try to compile the code (custom control + website) i receive
the following msg ;

SearchList.SearchList does not contain a definition for
'SearchListLocation' .

the project is framework 2 version.


what can cause this kind of error ?

Rony,

It sounds like either a reference that hasn't updated, or confusion
because of the naming. Is that the exact error message? I would have
expected the message to match the property, not the type - after all, to
get the type (from just the property name) it must have resolved the
type! Can you confirm whether both the aspx and the error message are
verbatim?

I also have my doubts about the wisdom of names that lead to
"SearchList.SearchList" - that is a recipe for confusion.

Marc

On Aug 18, 9:46*am, Marc Gravell <marc.grav...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> It sounds like either a reference that hasn't updated, or confusion
> because of the naming. Is that the exact error message? I would have
> expected the message to match the property, not the type - after all, to
> get the type (from just the property name) it must have resolved the
> type! Can you confirm whether both the aspx and the error message are
> verbatim?
>
> I also have my doubts about the wisdom of names that lead to
> "SearchList.SearchList" - that is a recipe for confusion.
>
> Marc

Thanks,
is seems that the designer can't understand when the namespace and the
class are with the same name.

Did you cut and paste the code? There is a typo if you did. Your enum:
public Enum SearchListLoacation
{
Up,Down
}

On Aug 19, 3:47*am, breitak67 <gu...@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote:

> Did you cut and paste the code? There is a typo if you did. Your enum:
> public Enum SearchListL*_oac_*ation
> {
> Up,Down
>
> }
>
> --
> breitak67

no i re-typed it from another computer (closed network)