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You need to postbuild the markup (ASCX files only) from the C# project into your VB Web Application project, and reference those ASCX's instead of the C# ones. Sounds bizarre but believe me it works. 1 - Add a post-build event to the C# project that copies the UserControl markup (just the .ASCX files) to a folder in your Web Application project; for example, a folder under the root of your web app called "ExternalUserControls" (Note that they should have the same Inherits property, i.e. the namespace and classname from the C# project.) 2 - Make sure the C# project is referenced (sounds like it already is) 3 - Add control declarations to the <code><controls></code> section of <code><pages></code> of <code><system.web></code> in web.config: - <pre><code> <system.web> . . <pages> <controls> <add tagPrefix="cc" src="~/ExternalUserControls/MyControl.ascx" tagName="MyControl" /> <add .... etc </code></pre> 4 - reference the controls in your page thusly: - <pre><code><cc:MyControl id="testControl" runat="server" .. </code></pre> 5 - make sure you <code>Import</code> the correct namespace for the control as defined in the C# project 6 - Note that sometimes the VS Page Designer will refuse to add a variable for your control, so in order to access your control in the code-behind you will need to add a page-level <code>protected</code> (or whatever VB's equivalent is, I can't remember) variable of the correct type, using the same name as in the page markup (testControl in the example above) Let me know if you want an example.
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1. COYou are a scholar and a gentleman sir. That worked perfectly. Much appreciated.
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2. COYou're welcome. You should have seen the look on my face when someone told me (a long time ago) this was the solution.. But it works !
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