I am searching everywhere and find this refference
http://forums.aspfree.com/net-development-11/parser-error-message-could-not-load-type-17894.html
http://forums.aspfree.com/showpost.php?p=60570&postcount=13
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March 23rd, 2004, 11:03 AM
manos
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I found another answer
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Hi, just thought I'd share my answer to this frustrating problem.
Basically what I found was that for some reason, the class names that my .aspx pages where inheriting from were wrong. What happened
was that when checking the project in to source control, I had actually named my solution "Something.Net". This meant that all my
code behind inheritance directives said "Something.Net.class". (i.e. Something.Net._default) This may have been a problem.
When I noticed that, I recreated the solution as just "Something" and copied the files from the old solution. I then had to go in to the .aspx files
and change the page directives so that the pages inherited from Something._default.
After that it worked fine.
Good luck.
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I say to myself, "Oh, )&(^*&%(&*)(>, I remember having to change the application name. So, I open a code file in VS.NET 2005 and type Imports
I open 1) Global.asax in NotePad, 2) change the Inherits="
It worked ...
Now why in the code does my project have a split class set with some classes under
And onto other Parse Errors ...
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