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Alcar

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Sep 10, 2001
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what was the reason for the breakpoint on VS.NET to transform to a question mark?
It's happening to me and I appearently cannot break the execution of my program where I need to...

(will start to eat more fish, helps memory)

Thanks Daren J. Lahey
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fish bah..

most likely you are building in release mode rather than debug. That'l do donkey, that'l do
[bravo] Mark
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nope... checked and double checked.. it's in Debug Mode...
When I apply the breakpoint it's the normal dark red dot... after pressing F5 it remains like that until the compilation it's finished and just before opening my browser window, they switch to the question mark... Mark (hehehe)

Daren J. Lahey
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Right click project --> properties

Debugging is a node under the second folder on the left. Be sure that asp.net debugging is checked (not just the drpList at the top)

If that doesn't work, then delete the .dll and .pdb files, and try again.

If that doesn't work, reboot all machines involved.

I've yet for these steps not to get me going again.

hope it helps! :)
paul
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under debugging I have:

Enable ASP debugging: false
Enable ASP.NET debugging: true
Enabled unmanaged debugging: false
Enable SQL Debugging: false

the project is set to debug mode

still the breakpoints turn into question marks right before my browser pops up.

... Daren J. Lahey
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I am at a loss sorry bud. That'l do donkey, that'l do
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I'm getting angry now.
Microsoft support shows an entry for this problem and the solution is to: check the "enable ASP.NET debugging" property to true. Figures... I have deleted the dll and pdb files and recompiled... no luck.
So I need to create a walkaround to this and need to print out to the immediate window or the debug window some text. Any ideas? I have tried most of the .writeln options with no luck...


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"For Pete's sake, Sam! Quit the racket and stop talking to my ass!" Daren J. Lahey
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