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    <p>Generally speaking: no. </p> <p>As far as I know, ASP.NET inherits <em>from your classes</em> to combine the .aspx/.ascx template with your code. This is why your controls show up empty: the code to combine the template with your code is missing. This is usually done by ASP.NET the first time you access a page or user control (that's precisely why the first hit is a little slow: it's actually generating and compiling the hookup-code).</p> <p>For precompiled websites ASP.NET generates this code as part of your precompiled website's .dll in advance, which is why such sites load quicker. However, IIRC you'll still need to instantiate the <em>generated</em> classes rather than your original classes.</p> <p>It's a pretty common request, but so far MS has not provided the tools to do this.</p> <p><strong>Edit:</strong> Although I fail to see why you'd want to render a control to an in-memory string, I might have a solution to the build problems.</p> <p>If you stick to non-compiled .ascx files (using the web site model rather than the web application model), you can actually develop them separately by placing them physically in subfolder of your main project, and treat them as content files only. Then, you can make a separate project with this subfolder as the root folder. You only need to treat the files in this subfolder as web site files, the main project can still be a web application. (Actually recommended, 'cause you don't want the .csproj files included in the main project.)</p> <p>However, shared code (that is, shared between the controls project and the main project) should be put in a separate library project, so you can compile each project separately without interdependencies.</p> <p>Using <code>LoadControl</code> within the main project will compile them on the fly (code behind is possible); if you need to set properties, you must however define interfaces in the shared project, implement them on the appropriate user controls and cast the control created by <code>LoadControl</code> to the appropriate interface.</p>
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    1. COI was afraid that was the answer. I'm thinking of setting up a work flow with compiled controls. Am I right that a Compiled Class Library of controls would allow me to do what I want? Any advice on the best practice for using a library like that in a larger app? Thank you!
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    2. COMy current practice in VisualStudio is to add an "EmptyWebSite" inside the solution that holds my WebApp & Tests. I create my pages and controls in that EmptyWebsite and then reference the published DLL in my main site that needs to instantate them. The whole thing is too much of a hassle because I have to manually publish update the class library DLL. I'm thinking of just using load(controlPath) to simplify things
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    3. CONot sure if it helps, but maybe I've got a solution for the build problems. (Original answer edited.)
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