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Step through works, without breakpoints, it doesn't work.

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Big Dave - 20 Oct 2005 14:15 GMT
Good morning.  Does anybody know what might cause this?  I'm debugging a
custom server control that inherits from dropdown list.  The control is
in a seperate project from my web project, but it's included in the
solution.  When I add a breakpoint in vs.net and step through the code,
everything works great.  But when I remove the breakpoints, the code
doesn't work.

Any ideas?  Thanks in advance for any help!!!

Big Dave
Kevin Spencer - 20 Oct 2005 15:40 GMT
This could be caused  by any number of things in your code. Your first job
is identify exactly WHERE in your code it is happening. A good place to use
try/catch, and logging!

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> Good morning.  Does anybody know what might cause this?  I'm debugging a
> custom server control that inherits from dropdown list.  The control is
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