entity framework comapatible with entity framework5 error

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my visual studio 2013
when using entity framework error with came.

This version of the entity data source wizard only compatible with entity framework 5.if you're not using framework5 yon can configure the control by editing the markup on the page.the page editor has intellisense support for asp.net controls.if you're using entity framework6 you should also be using the EF6-compatible version of th entity data source control,available as the microsoft.aspnet.entitydatasource package in NuGet

i install entity framework5 ....
unable install entity framework5 did came

Posted 6-Nov-15 16:47pm

iamvinod34

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 6-Nov-15 23:31pm

Any error while installing EF5?
Share the error message. I doubt you already have EF6, not sure though.

Sreekanth Mothukuru 10-Nov-15 1:16am

Goto NuGet Package manager console and first try to uninstall any EF that is already there within the project. Once it is done install latest EF to the project.
Also make sure all your projects that are using EF has the same version not to get any conflicts.

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