Hello, I've had tons of issues trying to resolve assembly conflicts with Crystal 10 and visual studio 2010. Initially, I had Crystal Reports 10 installed on a pc. I tried to develop using crystal 10 but some of the report icons would be missing and a red x would be displayed in visual studio 2010. To resolve that error, I installed the Crystal Reports for VS 2010 and the runtime.
After installing Crystal Reports for VS2010, I started receiving assembly errors. When I would add a crystal report viewer to a web page, assemblies for 10.2 and 13 would be referenced. This would result in many errors being thrown. I tried to correct this issue by removing Crystal Reports for VS 2010. I also removed the files from the gac and toolbox. All of the reports at my company are developed using Crystal Reports 10.
After removing Crystal Reports for VS 2010, I no longer have the issue with version 13 assemblies being referenced in my project. Now I'm receiving an error stating lognet version Version=1.2.10.0 could not be found. Can someone explain what needs to be done to resolve the lognet error and develop reports in VS 2010 with Crystal Reports 10 installed? I don't want to install any more files that are not needed.
After installing Crystal Reports for VS2010, I started receiving assembly errors. When I would add a crystal report viewer to a web page, assemblies for 10.2 and 13 would be referenced. This would result in many errors being thrown. I tried to correct this issue by removing Crystal Reports for VS 2010. I also removed the files from the gac and toolbox. All of the reports at my company are developed using Crystal Reports 10.
After removing Crystal Reports for VS 2010, I no longer have the issue with version 13 assemblies being referenced in my project. Now I'm receiving an error stating lognet version Version=1.2.10.0 could not be found. Can someone explain what needs to be done to resolve the lognet error and develop reports in VS 2010 with Crystal Reports 10 installed? I don't want to install any more files that are not needed.
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