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I've been trying to do this for ages with no luck. I decided to start from scratch to check out VS.NET's design-time support. I created the most bare-bones validator control I could think of, an assembly that contains a class derived from BaseValidator that overrides just the EvaluateIsValid method, returning true. Well, for some reason if I add it to the VS.NET control toolbox and then try dragging and dropping it onto the form it doesn't work -- I just get a no-drop icon. However, I've also had a friend try it with their installation of VS.NET 2003 and it works fine. Anyone have any ideas what could be causing the problem? Thanks, Paul |
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Hi Paul, Could you post some code? -- Victor Garcia Aprea Microsoft MVP | ASP.NET Looking for insights on ASP.NET? Read my blog: http://obies.com/vga/blog.aspx To contact me remove 'NOSPAM'. Please post all questions to the newsgroup and not by private mail. "Paul Ingles" <paul@oobaloo-dot-co-dot-uk> wrote in message news:u5EHF%23oQDHA.1988 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP12 (DOT) phx.gbl... I've been trying to do this for ages with no luck. I decided to start from scratch to check out VS.NET's design-time support. I created the most bare-bones validator control I could think of, an assembly that contains a class derived from BaseValidator that overrides just the EvaluateIsValid method, returning true. Well, for some reason if I add it to the VS.NET control toolbox and then try dragging and dropping it onto the form it doesn't work -- I just get a no-drop icon. However, I've also had a friend try it with their installation of VS.NET 2003 and it works fine. Anyone have any ideas what could be causing the problem? Thanks, Paul |
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