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not able to add more than 3 cms placeholders in a user control
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| nemesis.saurabh@gmail.com 2006-05-25, 7:15 am |
| hi,
i am using VS 2005 with MCMS.
i have created a user control (.asxc) and linked it to the cms template
having 7 placeholders.
if i am lbinding only three placeholders then the page is working
perfectly.
but, on adding/binding any more placeholders( i.e. more than 3)
on loading the page it is throwing an exception as stated below.
""[HtmlPlaceholderControl "HtmlPlaceholderControl4"] No placeholder was
found for the PlaceholderToBind value "plac5".""
there is no problem if i do this in a normal .aspx page.
regards,
saurabh
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2006-05-29, 5:22 pm |
| Hi Saurab,
sounds as if the user control has been added to a template file that is
bound to a template which does not have this specific placeholder
definition.
Cheers,
Stefan
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<nemesis.saurabh@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> hi,
> i am using VS 2005 with MCMS.
> i have created a user control (.asxc) and linked it to the cms template
> having 7 placeholders.
> if i am lbinding only three placeholders then the page is working
> perfectly.
> but, on adding/binding any more placeholders( i.e. more than 3)
> on loading the page it is throwing an exception as stated below.
>
> ""[HtmlPlaceholderControl "HtmlPlaceholderControl4"] No placeholder was
> found for the PlaceholderToBind value "plac5".""
>
> there is no problem if i do this in a normal .aspx page.
> regards,
> saurabh
>
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