Yes, another "Please check your connection string" issue. :(

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8/11/2011 7:44:12 PM
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Re: Yes, another "Please check your connection string" issue. :(

Spike,

Yes, I was/am aware of that. Each time I changed the connection string in user.config I would make some minor change to a comment in the web.config and save it.

I think the problem was that earlier that day I had ran aspnet_regiis -i due to installing IIS after Visual Studio. I received no prompts to restart after the installation so I did not, but I knew better.

I do appreciate all of the help, though.

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