Import Statement

[Debora]

I am trying to use the import statement to access my class object, but it does not recognize the classes -- . In order words the intellisense does not show my project name

[kestrel]

I am trying to use the import statement to access my class object, but it does not recognize the classes -- . In order words the intellisense does not show my project name

Hey Debora, Welcome to the Scripts.
Do you think i could have a bit more detail on what you are trying to accomplish? Your description is pretty vague.

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Kestrel

[Debora]

I created a Web Application named Debora_CRPP. I also created several classes. One of which was called clsUtilities. After creating a new WebForm I attempted to add an import statement to access the clsUtility. When I typed the import statement the intellisense showed ASP, Microsoft and System. My project name was not listed. So, I typed it in anyway and it shows with the green squilly lines. The comments reads "Namespace or type specified in the imports 'clsUtility' doesn't contain any public member or cannot be found. Make sure the namespace or the type is defined and contains at least one public member. Make sure the imported element name doesn't use any aliases.

[kestrel]

Im going to move this thread to the ASP forum

[jhardman]

Im going to move this thread to the ASP forum

and I'm going to move it to the .NET forum, as ASP classic does not use classes.

[kestrel]

Go for it, i have to idea where things go, unless its in plain print.

[jhardman]

Go for it, i have to idea where things go, unless its in plain print.

Oh I don't expect you to see the difference. You'd be surprised (except you probably wouldn't) how many .NET users post C# questions in the asp forum, and we scratch our heads and think "What in the world could that mean?" I do expect them to see the difference, except that microsoft insists on discontinuing the old technology and calling the new technology the exact same thing, so the newbies should be excused too. the whole fault lies with microsoft. In the end, that's what it all boils down to.

Jared

[Debora]

The answer was I had put the clsUtility in the App_Data folder instead of the App_Code folder.

[jhardman]

The answer was I had put the clsUtility in the App_Data folder instead of the App_Code folder.

Sorry we weren't more help but glad to see you found the solution anyway.

Jared