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Greg Bernhardt
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All of a sudden everytime I add a new item (an aspx page) to my solution in
Visual Studio .NET and try to run the page I get this error:

Could not load type 'WebApplication4.WebForm2'.

It now happens in every project (numbers are different obviously). HELP!

thanks,
Greg
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Hue Phung
I got the same problem
I used to do:
1.Delete new form add another one
2.right click on form go to properties set: Flow Lay out instead of grid
3.Try run itself first before adding anycode by clicking F5 only
4. When you have any button want to write a function JUST double click
on that button then go to code behind it's already there.
5.Double check on Root name and namespace: should be same name
6.After run check on bin folder to see it should create .dll automatically

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Subject: [aspngvs] URGENT Error!

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All of a sudden everytime I add a new item (an aspx page) to my solution in
Visual Studio .NET and try to run the page I get this error:

Could not load type 'WebApplication4.WebForm2'.

It now happens in every project (numbers are different obviously). HELP!

thanks,
Greg
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dave wanta (VIP)
did you compile the application before you viewed the page?
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Ben Miller
Make sure that you check your namespace and Class name in the Codebehind.
In the <% Page %> directive it indicates the Inherits="" and it corresponds
to what it thinks is in the codebehind and sometimes they do not match. So
if they do not match, make sure that they do and then recompile and you
should be fine.

Ben Miller

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John Hamman {Hamman Interactive}
Recompile.
Thats what i get when i dont compile befor viewing in browser.
john

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From: Greg Bernhardt [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 1:48 PM
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Subject: [aspngvs] URGENT Error!

-- Moved from [aspngclient] to [aspngvs] by Marcie Jones
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All of a sudden everytime I add a new item (an aspx page) to my solution in
Visual Studio .NET and try to run the page I get this error:

Could not load type 'WebApplication4.WebForm2'.

It now happens in every project (numbers are different obviously). HELP!

thanks,
Greg
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