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Web control which uses generics - how to use it from aspx page?

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    I have a web control defined like

    class SomeControl<T> : WebControl
    ...

    How do I use it directly in an aspx page (= .aspx file), with the type specification? In the code, it is easily

    SomeControl<int> ctrl = new SomeControl<int>();

    but in the aspx, I am clueless. Any ideas?

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    • M Member 1033907

      I have a web control defined like

      class SomeControl<T> : WebControl
      ...

      How do I use it directly in an aspx page (= .aspx file), with the type specification? In the code, it is easily

      SomeControl<int> ctrl = new SomeControl<int>();

      but in the aspx, I am clueless. Any ideas?

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      Abhijit Jana
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      #2

      I didn't get your question. :( Sorry ! Here you are creating the object of web user control, then how does this related with aspx page code. Can you please describe it in more details, so that I can help you. Thanks!

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