A
Arthur Dent
Hello all, I have a site which was a .NET 2.0 AJAX 1.0 site.
I opened it up in VWDExpress 2008, and changed it to a 3.5 site, then
subsequently changed it back to a 2.0 site.
Now, my references to AJAX no longer work. The web server has both the new
(3.5), And old versions (1.0.61025.0) installed.
If I look at the references in my project properties, it shows
System.Web.Extensions, 1.0.61025.0 as an included reference, from the GAC.
However, if I look in the object browser, filtered to "My Solution", it does
not show the System.Web.Extensions library or namespace.
and my pages are all throwing parser errors...
Unknown server tag 'asp:scriptmanagerproxy'.
Line 13: <asp:scriptmanagerproxy id="ScriptManagerProxy1"
runat="server" />
I have tried removing and readding the reference but that didn't help.
I have tried adding the System.Web.Extensions to the global namespace import
section in the web.config, but that did not help.
I don't know what else to do to try to fix this, short of redoing the
website, which is a LAST resort, as it's rather large.
I opened it up in VWDExpress 2008, and changed it to a 3.5 site, then
subsequently changed it back to a 2.0 site.
Now, my references to AJAX no longer work. The web server has both the new
(3.5), And old versions (1.0.61025.0) installed.
If I look at the references in my project properties, it shows
System.Web.Extensions, 1.0.61025.0 as an included reference, from the GAC.
However, if I look in the object browser, filtered to "My Solution", it does
not show the System.Web.Extensions library or namespace.
and my pages are all throwing parser errors...
Unknown server tag 'asp:scriptmanagerproxy'.
Line 13: <asp:scriptmanagerproxy id="ScriptManagerProxy1"
runat="server" />
I have tried removing and readding the reference but that didn't help.
I have tried adding the System.Web.Extensions to the global namespace import
section in the web.config, but that did not help.
I don't know what else to do to try to fix this, short of redoing the
website, which is a LAST resort, as it's rather large.