Can't make use of "response.contenttype" and co in my class

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I want to export a table to excel. I do have a solution on how to go about this tho. The issue i have is that i have add a class to my project to the carry out this task but i noticed i can't make use of the neccessary stuffs i need to complete the export to excel task. i can't access Response.ContentType, Response.AddHeader and others. So i'm asking, what namespace to need to add to be able to access the Response class. I have googled tho but can't seems to find out a solution.

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I have made use of the code i have in my project and its working. i copied this same code and pasted it in a class a created but all i have are series of errors

Posted 12-Dec-16 20:53pm

Mcbaloo

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Azziet 13-Dec-16 2:56am

Please share the errors
are you missing any assembly reference?
are you using the code in any popup ? - https://forums.asp.net/t/1309905.aspx?Response+ContentType+Response+AddHeader+in+popup+stops+working+after+Vista+SP1+

Mcbaloo 13-Dec-16 2:57am

i think i'm some assembly reference in the class i created.

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