It was maddening, I tell you. I like to write C# code in a C# source file, not inline in a script tag. So I went about modifying Global.asax to allow me to do so:<%@ Application language="C#" CodeBehind="Global.asax.cs" Inherits="Global" %>I then went about defining a class called "Global" in Global.asax.cs. I added the code I needed and proceeded to build the ASP.NET app in Visual Studio 2005. But I got an error:Global.asax(1): Build (web): Could not load type 'Global'.Of course, I was perplexed. Why not? Why couldn't the type be loaded?
I thought for a bit, but then went about doing some more coding. Eventually, I had to address the problem, though. How? On a whim I placed Global.asax.cs in the App_Code ASP.NET folder. Once I did that, I was able to build the app.
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2006-12-06
Brief Frustration With Global.asax
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Very helpful. This is what happens when people with no common sense or basic sense of usability write programs.
Heh. Good one. Thanks for visiting, and for your constructive comment.
I had the same problem as you. And you helped me out! Cheers :-) Ignore the idiot who left the other comment
Thanks for sharing. I have the same problem. It's weird that in the CodeBehind does not reference app_code\global.asax.cs
So here I am, four full years later using Visual Studio 2010 and experiencing the same problem. That first a-hole comment was a little unbelievable. I would love to see him put down. So he thinks he knows it all? I'm fuming... BTW, your solution worked for me also. I had to move two different code-behind files to the App_Code folder. (I'm sure this would not have been a problem had I coded everything. But I had to use code that someone else wrote and I am so very appreciative of a solution.) Thanks again.
Very helpful. Exactly what I needed!
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