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Ambiguous match found

Hi,

I have one project in dotnet 1.1and when I am trying to compile that
project I am getting "Ambiguous match found" error in code behind
file(.aspx.cs) but there is no such file in that project,how I can
view that file and how to remove this error.
Thanks
Aparna
Mar 25 '08 #1
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aparna laid this down on his screen :
Hi,

I have one project in dotnet 1.1and when I am trying to compile that
project I am getting "Ambiguous match found" error in code behind
file(.aspx.cs) but there is no such file in that project,how I can
view that file and how to remove this error.
Thanks
Aparna
Do you have a "file.aspx" file? Then try the "show all files" button
(at the top of the solution explorer) or use the "view code" button.

Does that errormessage give a directory path that you can use to locate
that file?

Hans Kesting
Mar 25 '08 #2
On Mar 25, 3:24*pm, Hans Kesting <invalid.han...@spamgourmet.com>
wrote:
aparna laid this down on his screen :
Hi,
I have one project in dotnet 1.1and when I am trying to compile that
project I am getting "Ambiguous match found" error in code behind
file(.aspx.cs) but there is no such file in that project,how I can
view that file and how to remove this error.
Thanks
Aparna

Do you have a "file.aspx" file? Then try the "show all files" button
(at the top of the solution explorer) or use the "view code" button.

Does that errormessage give a directory path that you can use to locate
that file?

Hans Kesting
yes,I am getting the path and by view code I wll be able to see the
code of .aspx file but I dont have code behind file,I have only dll
Mar 26 '08 #3

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