The type or namespace name 'AddNewProduct' could not be found (are you missing a

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Hi,

For my own peace of mind, I am trying to finish off a website which uses ASP.
Net and C# and I am trying to get the C# programs to compile with Visual
Studio 2005. I think the errors are related to the conversion from an older
version of ASP.Net. I am new to everything and I am getting the above
message. The complete message is: "The type or namespace name
'AddNewProduct' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an
assembly reference?)" and it is complaining about the following code:

namespace Furniture
{
/// <summary>
/// Summary description for AddNewProduct.
/// </summary>
public partial class Migrated_AddNewProduct : AddNewProduct

Would anyone have any ideas about this?

Thanks!!!
 
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Guest

I have seen this before where the converter engine supplies a new class
"Migrated_XXX" to cover inconsistencies in behavior of old classes (duplicate
class defs, etc.)
Your new class derives from the one you are looking for, it's really just a
typesafe wrapper over the old. So instead, try using the new one.

Peter
 
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CdnRebel via DotNetMonster.com

Hi Peter,

I'm not sure where you mean. The .aspx version of that .cs file was changed
by the converter engine as well:

<%@ Page language="c#" Inherits="Furniture.Migrated_AddNewProduct"
CodeFile="App_Code/AddNewProduct.aspx.cs" %>

Thanks,
Mary
I have seen this before where the converter engine supplies a new class
"Migrated_XXX" to cover inconsistencies in behavior of old classes (duplicate
class defs, etc.)
Your new class derives from the one you are looking for, it's really just a
typesafe wrapper over the old. So instead, try using the new one.

Peter
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Thanks!!!
 

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