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Are you sure that the ScriptContol.AddObject method accepts 3 arguments? &nbsp;I am looking at the Microsoft page on the Script Control metjods, and AddObject appears to accept 2 (TWO) arguments, the Name (as a string), and the ControlObject, to be identified by that name.
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Are you sure that the ScriptContol.AddObject method accepts 3 arguments?  I am looking at the Microsoft page on the Script Control metjods, and AddObject appears to accept 2 (TWO) arguments, the Name (as a string), and the ControlObject, to be identified by that name.

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Hi <br />
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I am using Microsof Visual Basic .Net 2008 and Dot Net framework 3.5.<br />
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I'm using the following code.<br />
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Dim ScriptCntrl as New MSScriptControl.ScriptCont<wbr />rolClass<br />
Dim ObjTexbox as new TextBox<br />
ObjTexbox.Name = &quot;txtFirstName&quot;<br />
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ScriptCntrl.AddObject(objT<wbr />extBox.Nam<wbr />e,objTextb<wbr />ox,true)<br />
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when I m executing the above code I'm getting following error<br />
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&quot;Specified Cast is Not Valid&quot;<br />
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What is the solution?<br />
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Hi 

I am using Microsof Visual Basic .Net 2008 and Dot Net framework 3.5.

I'm using the following code.

Dim ScriptCntrl as New MSScriptControl.ScriptControlClass
Dim ObjTexbox as new TextBox
ObjTexbox.Name = "txtFirstName"

ScriptCntrl.AddObject(objTextBox.Name,objTextbox,true)


when I m executing the above code I'm getting following error

"Specified Cast is Not Valid"

What is the solution?







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