## in ASP.NET 2.0

[Michael]

Can you point me to some info about this apparently new feature of ASP.NET
2.0? In an ASPX file, for example, you can have ##

I haven't been able to find any info on that in the help file or online.

Thanks.

 

[Christopher Reed]

Can you provide some context for this? Show the code that has this in it?

 

[Michael]

For example:
<ComponentArt:ClientTemplate Id="PriorityIconTemplate">
<img src="images/## DataItem.GetMember("PriorityIcon").Value ##"
width="8" height="10" border="0" >
</ComponentArt:ClientTemplate>

http://www.componentart.com/demos/grid/features/ajax_grid/WebForm1.aspx

Thanks.

 

[Christopher Reed]

I can't find anything myself; however, you might look into the ComponentArt
functionality and see if it's not something that they came up with. It
appears that the "##" is being used in place of "<%#"/"%>". You might try
with a standard ASP.NET control to see if it works.

 

[Michael]

You might be right about this being a specific ComponentArt "placeholder"
type of thing. I thought about that after posting here. Too bad if it is,
because VS 2005 sees this as a problem because it is trying to get to the
image to validate that it exists, and of course it does not. Thanks.