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Was that project originally done in VS 2005???<br />
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<a href="http://aspalliance.com/244" rel="ugc">http://aspalliance.com/244</a><br />
<a href="http://dev.communityserver.com/forums/t/471708.aspx" rel="ugc">http://dev.communityserver.com/forums/t/471708.aspx</a><br />
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Did you try following the suggestion on the first line of the error list???<br />

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Was that project originally done in VS 2005???

http://aspalliance.com/244 [http://aspalliance.com/244]
http://dev.communityserver.com/forums/t/471708.aspx [http://dev.communityserver.com/forums/t/471708.aspx]

Did you try following the suggestion on the first line of the error list???


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it was originally done in VS 2005 I believe. I haven't followed the first line since I am not sure how to. Also, this code is a copy of a working website which my company is using right now.
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it was originally done in VS 2005 I believe. I haven't followed the first line since I am not sure how to. Also, this code is a copy of a working website which my company is using right now.

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I have a compiled website and now I need to make some changes to the code behind vb file. When I open a website in Visual Studio it gives me a message &quot;You are trying to open a precompiled website.&quot; I have tried several different things but it does not recognize any changes I make to code behind file. I don't have any experience with code behind file so I am not sure what to do. When I build it, it says its recompiled and when I try to publish, it gives me a list of errors (errors posted in jpeg file). I would really appreciate any help.<br />
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I have a compiled website and now I need to make some changes to the code behind vb file. When I open a website in Visual Studio it gives me a message "You are trying to open a precompiled website." I have tried several different things but it does not recognize any changes I make to code behind file. I don't have any experience with code behind file so I am not sure what to do. When I build it, it says its recompiled and when I try to publish, it gives me a list of errors (errors posted in jpeg file). I would really appreciate any help.

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