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You must ensure that you have declared a definition of each control you're referencing on the .aspx skin file from the .cs code-behind file. For example, if on the .aspx file you have a Textbox control named "txtBoxOne", in the .cs file you'd need to create a referenec for it, like "public textbox txtBoxOne" (whatever the appropriate namespace declaration would be for it).
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Always check when you are creating an object for a class then use [new keyword] to initialize and allocate memory block to that object... it will resolve the issue of Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Resource: http://programming.top54u.com
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