Never seen this one before, but I would start by double checking the version setting on virtual directory or website to make sure it is targeting the correct runtime.
Wyatt Barnett
2009-07-07 17:04:57
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Try this:
http://arjansworld.blogspot.com/2006/11/aspnet-20-tip-theme-is-not-member-of.html
Can you put the HTML code up here to let us take a look? Are you sure you cleaned all old DLL's out of the directory you deployed to?
bechbd
2009-07-07 17:55:50
Added the source, yes I cleared out the BIN on the server prior to publish
Hcabnettek
2009-07-07 18:14:20
Do you have anything in your web.config that references theme? Do you have it set to use fixed naming?
bechbd
2009-07-07 19:16:41
I found the problem. Thanks for you help. It was a duplicate class name. "invoice" already existed on my LinqToSQL dbml file. I renamed the file and everything works ok. It was not 'Theme' relevant after all.
Hcabnettek
2009-07-07 22:03:52
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I figured my problem here. I had a class named "Invoice" on my dbml as well as a page named "Invoice.aspx". This is a WebSite Project as opposed to a WebApplication so .net was correct in saying "Compiler Error Message: BC30456: 'Theme' is not a member of 'ASP.invoice_aspx'." blah blah. I wonder why this doesn't show up locally. This site was working fine on my local box, this was showing up after publishing the site to a server. Anyways, this is now working. I just renamed the aspx page and repubbed. <~~if thats a word. lol
Thanks, ~ck in San Diego
Hcabnettek
2009-07-07 22:02:23