Getting error The name textbox1 does not exist in the current context

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In my project i had to create one duplicate page for one page(aspx). So i copied the entire page (both aspx and aspx.cs files) .In my new duplicate i had to remove one textbox (textbox1)
so i removed it but nw am getting error that 'The name textbox1 does not exist in the current context'. Here we are using this textbox in javascript also but i removed that textbox everywhere but still getting same error.
please help as soon as possible.

Posted 23-Jan-13 19:15pm

Am Gayathri

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Orcun Iyigun 24-Jan-13 1:22am

Seems like you didn't remove textbox1 everwhere.. It is lurking somewhere and you have to find it.

Am Gayathri 24-Jan-13 2:27am

I removed the textbox everywhere using find option.But still getting error
Is there any other reason or posibility for this error?

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Solution 1

Hi,

You need to check textbox1 into .aspx.cs file. Search textbox1 into this file hope you will get one.

Or double click on the error and it will redirect you to that line where textbox1 is present.

Posted 23-Jan-13 19:32pm

Mohd. Mukhtar

Updated 23-Jan-13 19:34pm

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Am Gayathri 24-Jan-13 2:27am

I removed the textbox everywhere using find option.But still getting error
Is there any other reason or posibility for this error?

Solution 3

Change the Class name(both in .aspx and .cs page) which you have created. The new page is refering old page.

Thanks

Posted 23-Jan-13 20:17pm

AshishChaudha

Solution 2

Whatever you had textbox1 talking to in the first copy is probably still trying to talk to it in the new one.

Posted 23-Jan-13 19:35pm

Jim Meadors

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Am Gayathri 24-Jan-13 2:27am

I removed the textbox everywhere using find option.But still getting error
Is there any other reason or posibility for this error?

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Am Gayathri · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-24T02:52:00

Solution 4

Check that any where they are using ('<%= textbox.ClientID %>') if yes remove that instead of commenting.

Posted 24-Jan-13 2:52am

Am Gayathri