asp.net 2.0
On my webpage have I placed a LoginView (named lvSidebar). On this
loginview's loggedInTemplate I placed a menu (mnuSidebar) and the datasource
to the menu is SiteMapDataSource1.
My Problem is that I cannot access the SiteMapDataSource1 object from the
code:
lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl =
"Default.aspx";
don't compile:
System.Web.UI.ITemplate' does not contain a definition for
'SiteMapDataSource1'
Any ideas what I should do to solve this?
JeffThe LoggedInTemplate property of the LoginView control does not have a
property called SiteMapDataSource which is what is causing the error. If you
want to prograamatically set the StratingNodeURL property of
SiteMapDataSource1 simply use the following code
SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
The LoginView has nothing to do with it.
"Jeff" wrote:
Quote:
Originally Posted by
hey
>
asp.net 2.0
>
On my webpage have I placed a LoginView (named lvSidebar). On this
loginview's loggedInTemplate I placed a menu (mnuSidebar) and the datasource
to the menu is SiteMapDataSource1.
>
My Problem is that I cannot access the SiteMapDataSource1 object from the
code:
lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl =
"Default.aspx";
don't compile:
System.Web.UI.ITemplate' does not contain a definition for
'SiteMapDataSource1'
>
Any ideas what I should do to solve this?
>
Jeff
>
>
>
hmm when I in the code start to type "SiteM" the SiteMapDataSource1 isn't
shown in the type-ahead list... this happens if I try to access the
SiteMapDataSource like this SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl =
"Default.aspx"; or
lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl
Another thing is that my webpage has 2 SiteMapDataSource1 controls (yes they
have the same name, but they exist in their own LoginView, lvSidebar and
lvMenu).
Any more suggestions?
Jeff
"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
The LoggedInTemplate property of the LoginView control does not have a
property called SiteMapDataSource which is what is causing the error. If
you
want to prograamatically set the StratingNodeURL property of
SiteMapDataSource1 simply use the following code
>
SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
>
The LoginView has nothing to do with it.
>
"Jeff" wrote:
>
Quote:
Originally Posted by
>hey
>>
>asp.net 2.0
>>
>On my webpage have I placed a LoginView (named lvSidebar). On this
>loginview's loggedInTemplate I placed a menu (mnuSidebar) and the
>datasource
>to the menu is SiteMapDataSource1.
>>
>My Problem is that I cannot access the SiteMapDataSource1 object from the
>code:
>lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl =
>"Default.aspx";
>don't compile:
>System.Web.UI.ITemplate' does not contain a definition for
>'SiteMapDataSource1'
>>
>Any ideas what I should do to solve this?
>>
>Jeff
>>
>>
>>
If you want to access a control that is within another control you need to
use the following syntax:
ParentControl.FindControl("ChildControlID")
This will return a reference to the child control. You will also need to
cast it to the correct type.
In your case you would use something like the below C# code
SiteMapDataSource MySiteMapDataSource = (SiteMapDataSource)
lvSidebar.FindControl("SiteMapDataSource1");
MySiteMapDataSource.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
"Jeff" wrote:
Quote:
Originally Posted by
hmm when I in the code start to type "SiteM" the SiteMapDataSource1 isn't
shown in the type-ahead list... this happens if I try to access the
SiteMapDataSource like this SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl =
"Default.aspx"; or
lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl
>
Another thing is that my webpage has 2 SiteMapDataSource1 controls (yes they
have the same name, but they exist in their own LoginView, lvSidebar and
lvMenu).
>
Any more suggestions?
>
Jeff
>
>
>
"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:258E83E3-C3EC-4948-93FC-E30DC3F811FD@.microsoft.com...
Quote:
Originally Posted by
The LoggedInTemplate property of the LoginView control does not have a
property called SiteMapDataSource which is what is causing the error. If
you
want to prograamatically set the StratingNodeURL property of
SiteMapDataSource1 simply use the following code
SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
The LoginView has nothing to do with it.
"Jeff" wrote:
Quote:
Originally Posted by
hey
>
asp.net 2.0
>
On my webpage have I placed a LoginView (named lvSidebar). On this
loginview's loggedInTemplate I placed a menu (mnuSidebar) and the
datasource
to the menu is SiteMapDataSource1.
>
My Problem is that I cannot access the SiteMapDataSource1 object from the
code:
lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl =
"Default.aspx";
don't compile:
System.Web.UI.ITemplate' does not contain a definition for
'SiteMapDataSource1'
>
Any ideas what I should do to solve this?
>
Jeff
>
>
>
>
>
>
thanks, it solved my problem
"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
If you want to access a control that is within another control you need to
use the following syntax:
>
ParentControl.FindControl("ChildControlID")
>
This will return a reference to the child control. You will also need to
cast it to the correct type.
>
In your case you would use something like the below C# code
>
SiteMapDataSource MySiteMapDataSource = (SiteMapDataSource)
lvSidebar.FindControl("SiteMapDataSource1");
MySiteMapDataSource.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
>
>
"Jeff" wrote:
>
Quote:
Originally Posted by
>hmm when I in the code start to type "SiteM" the SiteMapDataSource1 isn't
>shown in the type-ahead list... this happens if I try to access the
>SiteMapDataSource like this SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl =
>"Default.aspx"; or
>lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl
>>
>Another thing is that my webpage has 2 SiteMapDataSource1 controls (yes
>they
>have the same name, but they exist in their own LoginView, lvSidebar and
>lvMenu).
>>
>Any more suggestions?
>>
>Jeff
>>
>>
>>
>"clickon" <clickon@.discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
>news:258E83E3-C3EC-4948-93FC-E30DC3F811FD@.microsoft.com...
Quote:
Originally Posted by
The LoggedInTemplate property of the LoginView control does not have a
property called SiteMapDataSource which is what is causing the error.
If
you
want to prograamatically set the StratingNodeURL property of
SiteMapDataSource1 simply use the following code
>
SiteMapDataSource1.StartingNodeUrl = "Default.aspx";
>
The LoginView has nothing to do with it.
>
"Jeff" wrote:
>
>hey
>>
>asp.net 2.0
>>
>On my webpage have I placed a LoginView (named lvSidebar). On this
>loginview's loggedInTemplate I placed a menu (mnuSidebar) and the
>datasource
>to the menu is SiteMapDataSource1.
>>
>My Problem is that I cannot access the SiteMapDataSource1 object from
>the
>code:
>lvSidebar.LoggedInTemplate.SiteMapDataSource.Start ingNodeUrl =
>"Default.aspx";
>don't compile:
>System.Web.UI.ITemplate' does not contain a definition for
>'SiteMapDataSource1'
>>
>Any ideas what I should do to solve this?
>>
>Jeff
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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