Assembly reference in List DispForm
Hi,
We migrated existing sharepoint 2010 to sharepoint 2013 Site in another machine, but in some of the lists DispForm.aspx, showing "could not load file or assembly or one of its dependencies. The System Cannot find the file specified".
Even if we remove the assembly references from SharePoint Designer, page showing empty. So even we don't have that assembly file to deploy.
So how to resolve that issue?
Ravindranath
Hi,
Seems that these lists might have been corrupted during the migration.
If the corrupted lists are not so many, I would suggest you create new lists to replace these corrupted lists, for the data transferring, the “Copy items” functionality
in “Content and Structure” would be helpful:
https://support.office.com/en-za/article/Work-with-site-content-and-structure-30fcaad9-02b1-4347-8b03-e1ccc5a4c19f
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"The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference." is generally caused by the loaded assembly's version is different than the expected version application refers to.
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If you want to develop a WinForm application to be only used in SharePoint Server, we can use Server-Side Object Model(use Microsoft.Sharepoint.dll) to achieve it.
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