Web Forms :: Using Windows User Control In Web Application?
Sep 28, 2010
i have created one windows user control in vb.net and i am consuming this in web application i already added windows user control dll to my web application and i used object tag for adding user control in web application. but i am not getting any output only blank image with small x on the top of the page
and the code i used in web application is
<object id="WindowsControlLibrary11" classid="http:WindowsControlLibrary11.dll#WindowsControlLibrary11.UserControl1"
height="500" width="500" >
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<object id="s"
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soruce code:
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