Hi,
I have recently upgraded from a website project to a web application project in visual studio.
I am using VS 2013.
Since then my confirm button extenders are not working as the project is requesting the ExtenderControlBase file and cannot find it.
I have reinstalled the AjaxToolKit (I am using the latest version), and it did not solve the problem.
I have also checked that the AjaxMin.dll is in the references folder of my project.
It's not in the bin folder however.
I have also checked the Property of the solution, to add the file in the debug source file, but I cannot find the file on my computer. I have managed to get the file, but if I add it there it does not solve the problem. Unless I am not adding it properly.
I don't know what else to do.
Thank you for help in advance
Anne
Comments: Hi, I might have solved the problem, by recreating a web application. In this case I haven't installed the ajaxtoolkit. I used the default form to create a button with a confirm extender, and drag the extender from the toolbox. I then added my controls and forms by modules/programs (it's quite a large project). So far, the extenders are working and the forms are working, Which let me think that the application is not looking for the file anymore. The other thing I have done is to remove the reference to the ajaxtoolkit from the webconfig, and I am adding it in every control/form that requires an extender. I don't know if that make sense. Anne
I have recently upgraded from a website project to a web application project in visual studio.
I am using VS 2013.
Since then my confirm button extenders are not working as the project is requesting the ExtenderControlBase file and cannot find it.
I have reinstalled the AjaxToolKit (I am using the latest version), and it did not solve the problem.
I have also checked that the AjaxMin.dll is in the references folder of my project.
It's not in the bin folder however.
I have also checked the Property of the solution, to add the file in the debug source file, but I cannot find the file on my computer. I have managed to get the file, but if I add it there it does not solve the problem. Unless I am not adding it properly.
I don't know what else to do.
Thank you for help in advance
Anne
Comments: Hi, I might have solved the problem, by recreating a web application. In this case I haven't installed the ajaxtoolkit. I used the default form to create a button with a confirm extender, and drag the extender from the toolbox. I then added my controls and forms by modules/programs (it's quite a large project). So far, the extenders are working and the forms are working, Which let me think that the application is not looking for the file anymore. The other thing I have done is to remove the reference to the ajaxtoolkit from the webconfig, and I am adding it in every control/form that requires an extender. I don't know if that make sense. Anne