Did you change the Source Code in anyway after hitting F5? Try rebuilding your application and hitting F5 again.
Hope it helps. Abul Hasan Lakhani On 18 June 2010 00:35, Stefan Brandt <[email protected]> wrote: > VB.NET <http://vb.net/> is for people who wants problems :) > > On Jun 17, 10:05 pm, Ana <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm debugging my code and when it reaches a certain point this > > messages pops up: "There is no source code available for the current > > location." I had this problem before but it was in a different > > scenario and I don't remember how it was solved. > > > > I really don't understand this problem and why it happens. This is the > > situation: > > > > - I have a DataList with ImageButtons that pop up an image in a bigger > > size using the ModalPopupExtender, from the Ajax Toolkit. > > - The DataList is inside an UpdatePanel. > > - The user of the page can visualize the DataList, add more images to > > the DataList and Delete the Datalist. The routine for binding the > > DataList is called in 3 cases: when the user wants to view the images > > in a gallery of images, after the user add an image to the gallery and > > after the user deletes an image in the gallery. In the first two cases > > (to view the gallery and after adding an image), the routine works > > exactly how it's suppose to work and there's is no problem. However, > > after the user deletes an image the error message pops up when the > > debugger is going from the line myDataList.DataSource = dTable to the > > line myDataList.DataBind() > > > > Here is my code for binding the DataList: > > > > Private Sub BindmyDataList(ByVal theID As Integer) > > Dim dTable As DataTable = GetImages(theID) > > GalleryIDHiddenField.Value = theID > > myDataList.Visible = True > > > > If dTable.Rows.Count = 0 Then > > DataListMessageLabel.Visible = True > > DataListMessageLabel.Text = "There are no images to be > > displayed." > > DataListMessageLabel.CssClass = "error_message" > > Else > > DataListMessageLabel.Visible = False > > End If > > myDataList.DataSource = dTable > > myDataList.DataBind() > > DataListDiv.Visible = True > > End Sub > > > > Does anyone knows why this message is displayed, what is the problem > > and how to solve it? I appreciate your help! > > > > Ana > -- Abul Hasan Lakhani
