How can I loading any UserContols on a master project (Unresolved yet)

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Hi all,

Ok, in fact my primary issue is that how can I loading any UserContols as DLL on a main project as the host by selecting them in runtime?! so please you see MyProject[^] that I've used SelfContainedAssembly[^] project, actually I changed it to a wpf project, but I got the problem and showing this error

Could not load file or assembly 'WpfUserControls.resources, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=en-US, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

Please may you solve my project, and also you can see this How to adding a new UserControl in runtime[^] that its related with this post.
if my problem is ambiguous and someone understand it, please edit this post to more understanding.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 20-Nov-11 8:44am

hzawary

Updated 21-Nov-11 5:26am

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Sander Rossel 20-Nov-11 16:54pm

Please no offsite downloads!

Mark Salsbery 21-Nov-11 14:29pm

Is the assembly really named "WpfUserControls.resources"? How are you trying to do this? Using Application.LoadComponent?

hzawary 21-Nov-11 16:00pm

Sorry I've updated the code slightly, its ManyWpfControlLibrary, please you receive the MyProject to see program completly.

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Sander Rossel · Answer 1 · 2011-11-20T10:58:00

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I've had this error a couple of times. I did not check your project, but your problem may be the .NET version.
Make sure you are not using the Client Profile version of your .NET version.
Go to your project settings and go to the tab Compile. Click the "Advanced Compile Options" button in the lower left corner of the tab. Make sure your Target Framework is not set to Client Profile.
Another issue could be that you have not build the project you are referencing. Or perhaps you have build x86, but are referencing Any CPU. Make sure your reference is actually referencing the correct file on disk.
Hope it helps! :)

Posted 20-Nov-11 10:58am

Sander Rossel

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hzawary 21-Nov-11 5:43am

Thanks Naerling, but project is correct when I've used UserControl Class or StackPanel class, only when I've used an UserControl project, its show the error! please test project me.

Sander Rossel 21-Nov-11 13:27pm

Are you sure all your projects have the correct Target Framework? If that's not the case it's a little bit hard to tell what's wrong without more information...

Rob Philpott 21-Nov-11 6:09am

That .NET4 Client Profile thing is a pain. Just saying.

hzawary 21-Nov-11 6:15am

I checked it and I do it too, but same the error!