Visual Studio :: How To Add UserControl DLL Reference Into Tool Box
May 24, 2010
Environment : Vista,VS-2005I have converted my user controls into DLL.(This is ajax enabled Website).[URL]In another project i have added this reference , register the dll and use the Usercontrol.It is working fine.Question1 : How to add this dll into toolBox?....Question2 : How to Rename this dll?....(This is ajax enabled Website-I have added webusercontrol in this site-After publish th site i got this dll.)
Eg:
user Conrol : Textbox
My Dll Name =App_Web_textbox.ascx.cdcab7d2.dll;
.aspx page (DLL Registration )
<%@
Register
TagPrefix="WebControl"
Namespace="ASP"
Assembly="App_Web_pwtextbox.ascx.cdcab7d2" %>;
<PhaerosWebControl:pwtextbox_ascx
runat="Server"
ID="pwTestDLL"
/>
This Code Workingfine.But i do no how to add this into ToolBox?......
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