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I am getting the error in user control ,it is a new project ,clients gave us.what is the issue?


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Sanjay K. Gupta 16-Nov-12 5:33am    
right click on the page in "Solution Explorer" and click on "Convert to Web Application". May be the designer file not generated.
Abhishek Pant 16-Nov-12 9:06am    
I think its a homework.

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It would be nice if you asked a question here clearly, so it was searchable, instead of asking us to look at a bitmap. There's lots of errors there, I'd go back to the client and tell them their code is broken. However, the one you've highlighted, says that you declared a variable twice. All those errors mean what they say, but often one simple error causes a cascading error list as it stops a file from compiling. Look through for that simple error, it's probably at the top or bottom of the list.
 
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Ali_100 16-Nov-12 9:12am    
No it is not a homework,actually the project was of VS2003 & now we are converting in Vs2010.. i think that's why i am facing this issue,,but i am not able to resolve,
I am facing the highlighted error in many files,

Do you guys have any idea for that.
Christian Graus 16-Nov-12 9:15am    
Weird, I didn't say it was homework, so why bring that up ? Did you open it in VS 2003 ? If you change versions, you can have errors. Your only option is to work through them.
Ali_100 16-Nov-12 11:38am    
oh sorry ,@abhishek was saying that is homework

IT was working fine in VS 2003.now the endless chain of errors starts,it would be time taken to work on every designer , have you any short way to do this?
Christian Graus 16-Nov-12 11:43am    
1 - keep using VS 2003. 2 - upgrade to 2005 and 2008 first, fixing all errors every step of the way, as a way to get smaller groups of errors and potentially see more easily the core errors that all the others stem from.

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