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    Talal Sultan
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    hi all, I am having a weird problem with VS 2010. I am using the premium edition. It seems that none of the asp controls asp:.. tag are recognized by the editor. I keep getting a green underline under each control name. To check this, I have created a brand new web site targeting .NET framework 4.0 and even in the auto-generated pages, none of the asp controls is recognized. I am also unable to see the properties of any control if I click inside the tag (at an attribute). All I get is the ID of the button and the tag <HTML ELEMENT>! Furthermore, when I drop an ASP control from the toolbox, the attribute "ID" is not generated. Only when I switch to the design view that I can get to see the properties of the control and the ID is set automatically. The message for the green underline says: Element 'Button' is not a known element. This can occur if there is a compilation error in the Web Site, or the web.config file is missing. Finally, I have tried switching from framework 4.0 to 3.5 and now everything works as it should do! so could I say that something is wrong with framework 4.0? Does anyone know what is going on? Thanks, Talal

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