obout TreeView problem

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  1. Ducky

    Ducky

    For some reason I cannot use the oBout TreeView control?

    - I installed the DLL into the ./bin directory off the web application directory
    - I import the namespace definition

    Line: Dim oTree as New obout_ASPTreeView_XP_NET.Tree()

    Error: 'Tree' is ambiguous in the namespace ce 'obout_ASPTreeView_XP_NET'.


    Just to make sure, I tried running their own sample applications on the web server and I am getting the same error on same code line.

    Anyone had problems with using their component?

    Thanks in advance
     
    Ducky, Jul 1, 2004
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  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    the component is already installed in the Global Assebly Cache, it'll error out if you put a copy in the bin folder.

    Is this a code behind application or inline code?


    quote:Originally posted by Ducky


    For some reason I cannot use the oBout TreeView control?

    - I installed the DLL into the ./bin directory off the web application directory
    - I import the namespace definition

    Line: Dim oTree as New obout_ASPTreeView_XP_NET.Tree()

    Error: 'Tree' is ambiguous in the namespace ce 'obout_ASPTreeView_XP_NET'.


    Just to make sure, I tried running their own sample applications on the web server and I am getting the same error on same code line.

    Anyone had problems with using their component?

    Thanks in advance
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    Bruce, Jul 1, 2004
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  3. Ducky

    Ducky

    Its inline code, in the Page_Load sub.

    So do I need to put the DLL it in my ./bin at all?
    Should I still declare it in my namespaces imports?

    Thanks for the help
     
    Ducky, Jul 1, 2004
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  4. Ducky

    Ducky

    Problem solved, removed DLLs and working fine
    Thanks for the fast response ;)
     
    Ducky, Jul 1, 2004
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