I am working on a laptop maintaining web applications for 2 different clients
they both purchased Telerik - Web UI for Ajax - yay
unfortunately, different versions - the main client just bought it but the other client has the version from 2013
I need to write a simple CRUD page and WOULD LOVE TO USE A RADGRID not go back to Microsoft's GridView (ugh!)
how do I configure the web config to ignore the version in the GAC?
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Hello Marianne,
The Telerik Web UI assemblies are standard .NET assemblies and all deployment rules apply to them. The CopyLocal=True attribute should be set in Visual Studio too.
You can put the Telerik.Web.UI.dll in the bin folder of the project, add reference to it in the project and remove all fully qualified names of this assembly in the web.config file.
You can find more information and ideas in these online resources:
Regards,
Rumen
Progress Telerik
The Telerik Web UI assemblies are standard .NET assemblies and all deployment rules apply to them. The CopyLocal=True attribute should be set in Visual Studio too.
You can put the Telerik.Web.UI.dll in the bin folder of the project, add reference to it in the project and remove all fully qualified names of this assembly in the web.config file.
You can find more information and ideas in these online resources:
- How the Runtime Locates Assemblies
- Force load an assembly from the /bin and not the GAC?
- Dll in both the bin and the gac, which one gets used?
- How can I force .NET to use a local copy of an assembly that's in the GAC
Regards,
Rumen
Progress Telerik
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