[bonkerspr]

I have problems declaring a string type variable in c# inside the .aspx file

this is why i have inside the asp file:

 

		<%
		    String MailTo;
		    String MailFrom;
		    String MailSubject;
                 %>

But i am having error when compiling because the String class is not included. How to include this inside the aspx file ?

[modi123_1]

Why would you need that in your aspx and not say in your code behind?

[bonkerspr]

I dont want to use it on the code behind secction because goddady hosting is blocking some of the instrucctions in the code behind , thats why i am trying to put all code in the aspx web files.

[souptoy]

C# is case-sensitive...did you want the class or the type? String and string are two different things.

[eclipsed4utoo]

souptoy, on 14 June 2011 - 07:34 PM, said:

C# is case-sensitive...did you want the class or the type? String and string are two different things.

String and string are not different(other than spelling). string is an alias for System.String. String is System.String. Both compile into the same code.

To the OP, make sure you have your using statements.

[bonkerspr]

I need to decleare a stirng variable inside the aspx file, not on the code behind. i tried to do it in upper case and lower case but faild because i don know how to inclue the string class in the file.

for example in c++ we write #include <string>.


But on c# how i can do it inside the .aspx file ?

This post has been edited by bonkerspr: 14 June 2011 - 07:53 PM

[modi123_1]

Well if you must, then check out 'code blocks'. It matters greatly where they are placed.

http://msdn.microsof...y/f0111sbh.aspx

You need to throw in blocks like this for global:

<script runat="server">
</script>

This is for inside of your html blocks:

 <% ... %> 

[souptoy]

eclipsed4utoo, on 14 June 2011 - 05:25 PM, said:

String and string are not different(other than spelling). string is an alias for System.String. String is System.String. Both compile into the same code.

Thanks for the correction. I could have sworn they were different. Now I know.