That's odd I've had the issue where the abstract class wasn't compiled, or
couldn't be loaded for some reason, thus the designer fails, but fixing that
it's always worked. I usually do ASPX in VB.NET, perhaps it's a C#
limitation? Are you referencing the abstract class as a complied DLL, or is
it a separate project in the same solution, or is it in the same project? If
it's a complied DLL you could have a versioning problem, try making a
solution with both projects in it, and make sure your ASPX reference refers
to the project copy not the DLL. Then build the solution, then try and open
the designer. That's always worked for me....

-Andy

Andy Johns, MCSD
Senior Consultant-Architect
Magenic Technologies


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Subject: RE: aspx page inheriting from abstract class


Hi Andy,

The abstract class is compiled before I attempt to open 
the designer on the subclass and I still get the error.

Phil 
> Make sure your abstract class is complied before viewing the subclass 
> the designer, then it'll work fine.
> 
> -Andy
> 
> Andy Johns, MCSD
> Senior Consultant-Architect
> Magenic Technologies
> 510-208-6500
> 
> 
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> To: dotnet
> Subject: aspx page inheriting from abstract class
> 
> 
> Hi Folks,
> 
> I have a web page, an aspx file, that inherits from an
> abstract class that in turn inherits from 
> System.Web.UI.Page.  The code compiles and works
> great.  However, there is one small problem and that is 
> that when I try to open the .aspx file in designer mode, 
> vs.net complains about the type abstract and won't open 
> the page in the designer, it will show the csharp code
> and the html code.
> 
> Any ideas, other than not using an abstract class?
> Thanks
> 
> Phil
> 
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