Help Fix Asp.net Parser Error Could Not Load Type Inheritance Error

 

In this guide, we will describe some possible causes that can cause an asp.net parser error that Typerben cannot load, and then provide some possible fixes that you can try to fix the problem.

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Rebuilding / reposting several other projects / solutions on the server did not work for you and me, and I doubt it could help so many people get out of this difficulty. For my part, I did everything I could to solve this problem, which finally pulled me out of this “hole”.

I triedI tried to use execution on the website, but this execution job failed. I tried calling the global website with http: //localhost/Report.aspx (this was my homepage, usually I chose not to call Default. Aspx ) – I was later updated to the “Standard Documents” section with this name). So, I tried what was removed:

I went to the site of the old project and created another simple web project that required “hello” and a label on the page, and nothing else. I had a section -> Load to change the text property of this tag to “world!” needs to be completed to make sure this part works. I created a new website on port 78 and sent the published content from a specific website to the server. So, I basically installed .NET 4.5 on a real server (and I ran aspnet_regiis – which I order from the 4th directory) 0, and its IIS application pool that I used for this new project was linked to 4.0, the browser complained that the .config file contains targetFramework = 4.5.2 , usually the default Visual Studio 2015 environment. So I installed .NET 4.6 (NDP46-KB3045557-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU. Restartl exe), installed that server, then my simple source site worked. So I retired to this site – all I wanted to do was prove that my installation steps were special and that the server could run a reliable site.

So I went back to my OEM project / site – deleted and recreated the site. I put the application pool on top of the previously created application pool to make sure .NET 4.0 is already running. After spending some time editing, I went to my website in addition to the functionality that worked when using http: //localhost/Report.aspx . It seems to me that this is the reason for the version of the .NET Framework you are using.

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Now I know what he is thinking (“No more parser errors!”). But my situation is unique. (No, extreme! ;-)) I would need your help. Let me tell you exactly what the error is:

Server errorSee here in the app.————————————————– ——————————————-Analyzer ErrorDescription: An error occurred while parsing a specific resource required to process this method request. Review the following apparent parsing error and modify the original document accordingly.Analyzer error message: Failed to load TestCert option.Original error:Line 1: <% @ Page Language = "C #" AutoEventWireup = "true" CodeBehind = "TestCert.aspx.cs" Inherits = "TestCert"%>Line 2:Many lines: Source file: /TestCert.aspx. … … . Line 1————————————————– ——————————————-Version Information: .Microsoft ..NET Framework-Version: 2.0.50727.3625; ASP.NET version: 2.0.50727.33634

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The situation is that I finally have a bunch of cs .aspx and .aspx files. Over https, all in one block. No file-based solution and no display file (not my idea).

What I’ve tried so far:
1. The project file being called is actually TestMMW, so everything feels in the TestMMW namespace. I tried to remove this specific spacenames (which you see above). Guilt.
2. I tried to re-enable this namespace. Guilt.
3. I noticed that it works in .Net version 2 and ASP.NET, so I installed Visual Studio 2008 (to make sure I’m mostly working on VS 2010) compiled there to make sure the .Net version was 2.0 and FTPd had it too. Guilt.

I am lost for the next try. Could you activate me?

Many thanks!

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Check if the code-behind class is

public subclass of TestCert: Page

Also try changing CodeBehind = “TestCert.aspx.cs” to CodeFile = “TestCert.aspx.cs”. This is definitely a must when changing the design and style of a project from a website to a web application or vice versa.

Since you are actually saying that the project number contains the project file or key file, I think this is the problem here. IIS cannot understand the project type.

Since you are using FTP like IIS, are you sure aboutAre you sure you can use the .NET 2.0 AppPool?

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Fixed an issue related to checking the network version of the application pool in IIS. My app was version 4 and 0 was the 2.0 install pool. The app was changed from Pool 2.0 to 4.0 and it worked fine, no need to change CodeBehind to CodeFile.

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Try copying your main bin folder to your web server.

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Hello, to solve my problem with the same message, you had to go into IIS and see if there was once an application configured as simple or as a convenient directory. The app icon was just a folder with a full icon. So, I right clicked on the item and changed Manage Virtual Directory> Advanced Settings> Convert to Application to change the virtual directory button The sign of a green icon on the earth. Of course, the application survey was done for Framework 4.5, so stage 4 of the application pool was changed from the default application to the pool to be able to access it earlier. This solved the problem I have in mind.

But something I didn’t recognize: 1. I use it close to IS 6.1. 2. I am accessing my domain credentials and I do not have a Proof of Passage. Hope this helps.

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