InitializeComponent does not exist in the current context error

JoshuaTanton

For me I just had to uninstall Xamarin.Forms on my iOS project (the one the error indicated the method didn't exist for). Then re-install (the specific version I was looking for). This happened to me after I tried to roll back an update to Xamarin.Forms while trouble shooting errors with Bitrise.

AngeloLazzari

@Leandro.9527 said:
Ganesh Cauda's solution works for me. I copied 2 xaml to my project, and must change build action first.

Me too, in my case i renamed a xaml page....and i had the error... build was the solution! Thank you!

shfarazi

Add x:Class="Yourprojectname.Views.YourprojectPage" at the top of xml page above the Title. Hope this helps you

ex:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ContentPage 
    xmlns="..." 
    xmlns:x="..." 
    x:Class="ClientApp.Views.ClientPage"
    xmlns:vm="clr-namespace:ClientApp.ViewModels" 
    Title="Home">

dwaynemclaren

@Xigmond said:
Hi

99% This problem is because you copied some code from your other projects or other resources and just forgot to make all the necessary changes to fit your own project !

well, the most important thing is to consider .xaml file and its** .cs** C# code-behind are just different parts of one class and that's why in .cs you declare the page class as :
public **partial** class PageNameCls : PageType

So when the code-behind.cs Runs: InitializeComponent(); it expects to find the other parts of the class in the same NameSpace .

you just have to check the x:Class attributes in your page .xaml to be the same as the namespace you are using in your .c code-behind file and make sure its saved so the C-sharper knows your changes even-though it has no difference when you debug your project because the build process is set to save all files by default (visual studio 2017 )

that's all.

hope it solve your problem

this solved the problem just correct the x:Class Attribute to be the same as the namespace