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8/27/2008 4:53 PM

	palli
964 posts

Re: What am I doing wrong?

Two points of thought...

I assume you have tried uppering the Private version in Web.Config ?

The other thing is, that if there is some other stuff in the project that requires registering of the Office and Extended controls in Web.Config ?

What happens if you create a new project, and do nothing but adding the FCKEditor to the form (of course making the necessary references to FCK library, registering the control in Web.Config and copying the FCKEditor folder to the projects root folder) ?

Palli

8/28/2008 6:19 AM

	jharmon@blinfo.com
208 posts

Re: What am I doing wrong?

Palli,

I feel like an idiot. It was the web.config Private Version. I guess I don't understand what the private version does. I thought it was used for image caching. It must be used for other caching as well. Oh well, Thanks for pointing that out to me. Is there any way to restart the private version back to 1?

Thanks, Joe

8/28/2008 6:33 AM

	palli
964 posts

Re: What am I doing wrong?

Yes, the private version is used for more. When I have problems in a project that I can't quite put my fingers on, my first test consists of uppering the private version. That will make every cached or generated detail of the project to be rebuilt.

I would assume that it's not safe to upper the Private version, recompile, and then set it back to one. Gizmox can probably comment on that, but I would think that the cached stuff is somehow stamped with the private version, so in order to make a relatively safe change of the privateversion back to one, I would try to upper it, recompile, change it back to one, and then remove all the cached or autogenerated stuff witin the project. Don't know if that will do it, but that's what I'd try.

I honestly have not seen any reason yet that requires my private version to be set back to one, so I have just kept uppering it when needed, and don't care how high it has become. It's a PRIVATE version and it's not affecting the signed version of any assembly from what I can see.

Palli