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I think it has to do with the files I am working with... a published source vs. solution vs. web<br />
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Any guidance in this respect dealing with editing controls? &nbsp;Do I have to re-publish from the solution each time I make changes to a control?<br />

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I think it has to do with the files I am working with... a published source vs. solution vs. web

Any guidance in this respect dealing with editing controls?  Do I have to re-publish from the solution each time I make changes to a control?


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I am seeing:<br />
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&quot;The name 'xxxxxx' does not exist in the curent context&quot;<br />
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Builds correctly but any additional changes made generates the errors on all the web control id names in the ascx.cs file and any new modification does not appear on the browser even after rebuild.
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I am seeing:

"The name 'xxxxxx' does not exist in the curent context"

Builds correctly but any additional changes made generates the errors on all the web control id names in the ascx.cs file and any new modification does not appear on the browser even after rebuild.

Visual Studio 2010 ascx.cs files

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