Trying to play with the repeatable content data type but it requires .net 3.5 trouble is I develop on XP Pro with IIS6 install. Is there anyway to get it all running on iis 6? I "think" it just needs a web.config change or three but don't know where to start. Alternatively it might be a Cassini solution needed, any one got a nice easy to follow install guide.
Some points to note:
the site is already running fine and dandy on .net 2 on iis6 on my laptop.
I'll need to recreate anything we do on other developer machines in the office (including a designer who does not have Visual Studio et al installed) so it needs to be nice and easy to do
I haven't used repeatable content so I'm not sure what aspect of .NET 3.5 is requires. Unless it's using the .NET 3.5 AJAX stuff you don't have to do anything. .NET 3.5 runs the same CLR version as .NET 2.0, it's more of an extension set than a new framework (where .NET 2.0 was a new CLR to .NET 1.1, and .NET 4.0 is a new one again).
If it is using .NET AJAX stuff then you'll just have to set up some assembly binding redirects for System.Web.Extensions and System.Web.Extensions.Design.
.net 3.5 on iis6?
Trying to play with the repeatable content data type but it requires .net 3.5 trouble is I develop on XP Pro with IIS6 install. Is there anyway to get it all running on iis 6? I "think" it just needs a web.config change or three but don't know where to start. Alternatively it might be a Cassini solution needed, any one got a nice easy to follow install guide.
Some points to note:
Cheers
Pete
I haven't used repeatable content so I'm not sure what aspect of .NET 3.5 is requires. Unless it's using the .NET 3.5 AJAX stuff you don't have to do anything. .NET 3.5 runs the same CLR version as .NET 2.0, it's more of an extension set than a new framework (where .NET 2.0 was a new CLR to .NET 1.1, and .NET 4.0 is a new one again).
If it is using .NET AJAX stuff then you'll just have to set up some assembly binding redirects for System.Web.Extensions and System.Web.Extensions.Design.
Here is the MSDN reference for the bindingRedirect config node - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/eftw1fys.aspx (it's good to understand it first :))
And here's the redirects:
Hi Slace,
I came back to have another go at this and this fix sorted out my problem straight away, thanks for the code.
For others, copy this just above the </configuration> section of your web.config.
I needed this to get repeatable content package to work.
Cheers
Pete
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