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I have finally been able to compile and run our website locally! I am new to ASP.Net but currently work with VB.Net windows. So, I try to login with my username and password like normal on the production site and I receive an error when I click Login. So, like VB.Net I go to the Login.aspx and double click the Login button and I put a breakpoint on the first line inside the click. Unfortunately, the code doesnt stop at the breakpoint!
I am not sure if it going right past it or just never makes it there. I have it on the very first line inside the click. Is there something different with ASP.Net with regards to debugging? Or should I be able to hit a breakpoint and step through the code like VB.Net?
Thanks,
jimbo99999
I have finally been able to compile and run our website locally! I am new to ASP.Net but currently work with VB.Net windows. So, I try to login with my username and password like normal on the production site and I receive an error when I click Login. So, like VB.Net I go to the Login.aspx and double click the Login button and I put a breakpoint on the first line inside the click. Unfortunately, the code doesnt stop at the breakpoint!
I am not sure if it going right past it or just never makes it there. I have it on the very first line inside the click. Is there something different with ASP.Net with regards to debugging? Or should I be able to hit a breakpoint and step through the code like VB.Net?
Thanks,
jimbo99999
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