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Hello, I'm using your menu control on a website, and all seems well, until I try adding a page in a subdirectory. When the file is called, the browser spits out something about the menu having an error in the code. Perhaps this might make things more clear: Works well: http://mydomain.com/filename.aspxThis does NOT work at all: http://mydomain.com/subdir/filename.aspxSugggestions pleaase?
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Hi Charles,
Please post the real Urls (I don't expect you own mydomain.com :P) so that we can see the error message. Without seeing the error message, we don't know where to look either.
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OK, The URL producing the error is this: http://internetdating.net/reviews/match-editorialreview.aspxOne thing that I'm just recalling that might make a difference is that I keep all of the code for the menu in an include file, menu.inc. This works great, and allows me to make changes to the menu without altering every file with menu code in it. I include the inc file like so: <!-- #include file="../menu.inc" --> In this instance, note the "../" which points to the directory above "reviews"
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Hi Charles,
Please check whether you have:
<%@Register TagPrefix="AspxLab" ..... %>
On the top of your page.
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Hello,
Well, is my face red? You bet.
I have NO idea why I removed that line, but it stands to reason that I cannot call a routine from an unidentified library.
Thanks for your timely help, you guys are great! Another quick question, if I may:
I have a developer license for 2007.1
I'd like to install the dialog control, but it appears that the installer wants me to uninstall my existing EO code. If I do that, and the installer installs 2007.1.xx, how will I be able to use the controls that that are covered by my 2007.1 license?
I don't mind paying for the dialog control, but I really don't want to pay for the upgrade to all of the controls.
Am I making any sense here?
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Hi Charles, If you do have a developer license for 2007.1, there is nothing special you need to do to use the dialog control since dialog is a part of 2007.1. If you actually have a previous version (could be "AspxLab Controls Developer License" since that's what your code is using), Then because your license includes a one year free upgrade period, you can get newer version of your existing controls for free. For example, that would enable you to use EO.Web Menu 2007 without placing an upgrade order. The free upgrade does not cover new controls, so unless you have purchased or upgraded to 2007.1 or have purchased subscription option when you originally placed the order, you won't be able to use the dialog control. In that case you do need to place an upgrade order to use the new controls. Unfortunately when you upgrade from a previous suite, you can only upgrade to the new suite. You won't be able to upgrade from a suite to an individual control. Your other option is to place a separate order for the dialog control alone. However that would cost you pretty much the same as upgrading to the whole suite. See the following links for more details: http://www.essentialobjects.com/Forum/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=50http://www.essentialobjects.com/Forum/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=8Please feel free to let us know if you need any more help. Thanks
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