I'm getting an odd error with a newly created asp.net website in VS 2005. I
created a brand new ASP.Net website, and attempted to drag a Label control
into the design view of Default.aspx, but nothing happened. The Label, nor
any other control would be placed on the page. I viewed the source of
Default.aspx, and added <asp:Label ID="lbl1" runat="server"> </asp:Label>, but
when attempting to access the Label control from the code behind, it did not
even register that it existed. I tried creating a new control in the code
behind, but VS did not recognize that any controls existed (nothing was
listed in the intellisense). I then noticed the error message "The
application's configuration files must contain 'trust' section." So, I added
a <trustnode in the web.config file and set the level to "Full", but that
still did not do anything for me. I uninstalled VS, and reinstalled... but
I'm still getting the error... ideas? Thanks!
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- bryan -
created a brand new ASP.Net website, and attempted to drag a Label control
into the design view of Default.aspx, but nothing happened. The Label, nor
any other control would be placed on the page. I viewed the source of
Default.aspx, and added <asp:Label ID="lbl1" runat="server"> </asp:Label>, but
when attempting to access the Label control from the code behind, it did not
even register that it existed. I tried creating a new control in the code
behind, but VS did not recognize that any controls existed (nothing was
listed in the intellisense). I then noticed the error message "The
application's configuration files must contain 'trust' section." So, I added
a <trustnode in the web.config file and set the level to "Full", but that
still did not do anything for me. I uninstalled VS, and reinstalled... but
I'm still getting the error... ideas? Thanks!
--
- bryan -
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