txt_userid does not exist in the current context

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cmd = new SqlCommand("select User_ID from login where User_ID='" + txt_userid.Text + "'", con);

in this textbox id is txt_userid have on design page but probelm is txt_userid does not exist in the current context

please help me,

i want correct solution.

Posted 25-Sep-13 21:40pm

ramesh penta

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Thanks7872 26-Sep-13 4:02am

Post the code where txt_userid is placed.is it inside any control?

Er Daljeet Singh 26-Sep-13 4:22am

Provide the whole code file where you are getting error both file Code/Design.Other wise just restart your Visual Studio and try again.

Dholakiya Ankit 26-Sep-13 6:11am

Put your design content

Harshil_Raval 26-Sep-13 7:13am

Hi, i think you are trying to use this textbox in some static function. That's why you are not able to access textbox.

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Pratik Bhuva · Answer 1 · 2013-09-30T01:00:00

Solution 2

If you are not using the textbox from codebehind,
it will not allow you to access it form other classes cause its default modifier is private.
so if you are using textbox not form codebehind try...

Change TextBox Modifier from Private to Public

Posted 30-Sep-13 1:00am

Pratik Bhuva

Rubol · Answer 2 · 2013-09-25T23:16:00

Solution 1

did you use this textbox direct from ASP.Net codebehind or any other class. Actually the scenario is not clear to me. Please describe it with your code.

Posted 25-Sep-13 23:16pm

Rubol