asp.net - "is ambiguous" Error message in vb.net when nothing is ambiguous -
We have asp.net vb.net application that gives us random error conditions.
We are getting this error message:
exception message: D: \ xxxxxx \ xxxxxx \ artikkelit \ bootstrapbartikkeli.aspx.vb (14): error BC30554: 'Masterit_bootstrapb' is ambiguous & LT;% @ Page Language = "VB" debug = "false" AutoEventWireup = "false" CodeFile = "bootstrapbartikkeli.aspx.vb" Inherits = "bootstrapbartikkeli" MasterPageFile = "/ masterit / bootstrapB.master"% & gt;
The problem is that masterit_bootstrapb does not have any double reference. The name of the class is unique on the site. Many times this error occurs when we modify master or nested master. We can solve this error with the master and app vb-file again, sometimes it needs to be saved again so that it can work. It seems that by compiling the code in the correct order, does it have some magic ...?
The same application and master is working fine on our test site
How can we see the real source of this "obscure" error message? Can there be any depth traces? This application is thinking of these errors that we have many other applications that have the same master file, which is without any redundancy errors.
Is it possible that our test site can deliver this error message to our production site? Both sites are on the same server, but on separate application pools.
This namespace ambugity, you might have a category added and namespace in the classroom Specified is used to be a part of that assembly-wide space instead of class assembly.
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Edit:
You can do a search on the masterit_bootstrapb and the project does not check that there is no class that defines it on grade level Unfortunately visual Studio (or other device) in obscure errors ..
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You are a name that is obscured with another name and therefore has made arrangements for conflict but are not doing well. There is no dispute resolution rule in the Visual Basic compiler; You must separate your names.
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