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Re: #18041- Incorrect message "Cannot resolve symbol 'Bind'"
Another issue here is the usage of quotes. The first usage uses single quotes to surround the expression and double quotes to surround the property name. The 2nd usage does that in a reversed way and gives me an additional message "Cannot resolve symbol 'serName'", with the u in black and the rest of the string (serName) in red. I'll make a separate issue for that in your tracker. Erwin Example: <asp:Label ID="LblEmailIit" Text="E-mail" AssociatedControlID="TbxEmailIit" <asp:TextBox MaxLength="50" ID="TbxEmailIit" Text='<%# Bind("Email") %>' <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="Rfv3Iit" ControlToValidate="TbxEmailIit" <asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="RevEmailIit" </div> <div class="line"> <asp:Label ID="LblUserNameIit" Text="User name" <asp:TextBox MaxLength="50" ID="TbxUserName" Text="<%# Bind('UserName') %>" <asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="RequiredFieldValidator3" runat="server" </div> Most to all problems I had regarding aspx parsing are gone. So you can close this one.
I am still getting a bunch of "Cannot resolve symbol " errors with the above attached files. Also I am getting the same error in my project with the following code in a telerik grid.
<asp:Label Text='<%# (bool)Eval("IsExpired") ? "Yes" : "" %>' runat="server"></asp:Label> FYI, I am using ReSharper v3.1 build 3.1.584.3 Daniel, it's ok in ReSharper 4.0.I'm not sure, whether the fix is ported to 3, but I would recommend upgradnig to the most recent 3.1 nightly build (if you don't like 4.0 nightlies) for they contain several critical fixes comparing the 3.1 release
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The error on Bind is reproducable, but only in 1 file!
I emptied the cache (that is, I really emptied the temp directory) and the problem remains.
I was trying to assemble a small example for you, but could not. so I send you the file and it's code behind, in where it occurs. Though some references will be missing at your site, I hope it will be enough for you to reproduce it.