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PPS As I went through commenting-out calls to page controls I found
that I can't evenset-up the DropDownList I have on the page, let
alone the Dundas ones.<br>
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One thing I noticed is that the page declaration:<br>
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<%@ Page Language="IronPython" Theme="MSH"
EnableSessionState="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.py" %><br>
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has a warning associated with the CodeFile:<br>
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The language of the file referenced by the 'CodeFile' attribute does
not match the language specified by the 'Language' attribute in the
current file.<br>
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On 10/20/2010 11:47 AM, Kurt A. Richardson wrote:
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PS I'm using IPY 2.7 Alpha 1 with VS2010 .NET 4.0<br>
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On 10/20/2010 11:45 AM, Kurt A. Richardson wrote:
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Hi List<br>
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I have a (relatively) simple webpage that enables me to display
some basic data from my TED5000 energy monitor, as well as
switch a fan on and off in my offer utilizing an XBee network.
I'm sure everything worked just fine for months and now suddenly
the project will not compile.<br>
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The Default.aspx webpage includes a Dundas GaugeContainer
component instantiated as:<br>
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<DGWC:GaugeContainer ID="GaugeContainer1"
runat="server">...</DGWC:GaugeContainer><br>
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The Dundas Gauge assembly is referenced correctly:<br>
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<%@ Register Assembly="DundasWebGauge"
Namespace="Dundas.Gauges.WebControl" TagPrefix="DGWC" %><br>
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The CodeFile (Default.aspx.py) contains some simple functions,
but the one that throws an error is part of the Page_Load
function:<br>
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def Page_Load(sender,e):<br>
if not IsPostBack:<br>
gauge = GaugeContainer1<br>
gauge.Callback += GaugeContainer1_Callback<br>
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The third line (gauge = GaugeContainer1) results in the
following parse error:<br>
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<b>Parser Error Message: </b>cannot access protected member
GaugeContainer1 without a python subclass of default_aspx<br>
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Any ideas what is causing this error?<br>
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Many thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.<br>
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Kind regards, Kurt<br>
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