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cast in VB.Net
Dim uc As UserControl
uc = LoadControl("\usercontrol\topheader.ascx") Dim top As TopHeader How do I convert uc to datatype TopHeader? In C# I would do a cast. I have forgot how to do a cast in VB.Net -- Certified Geek |
Re: cast in VB.Net
"Arne" <Arne@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:54E5150F-6FD2-4B3F-9170-747D4EF17A1B@microsoft.com... > In C# I would do a cast. I have forgot how to do a cast in VB.Net http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/Ch...CastingNET.asp -- Mark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net |
RE: cast in VB.Net
Hi,
try this code: dim r as topheader= ctype(Page.LoadControl("\usercontrol\topheader.asc x"), topheader) Where topheader is the name of usercontrol class -- Hope this helps. Thanks and Regards. Manish Bafna. MCP and MCTS. "Arne" wrote: > Dim uc As UserControl > uc = LoadControl("\usercontrol\topheader.ascx") > Dim top As TopHeader > How do I convert uc to datatype TopHeader? > In C# I would do a cast. I have forgot how to do a cast in VB.Net > -- > Certified Geek |
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