visual studio .net debugging: On a page in my web project I'm getting the following message on breakpoints
when I run it:

"The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The source code is different from
the orignal version."

I try to shut off the source matching in the debugging options, but that
just makes the breakpoints disappear/unable to be placed.

Has anyone seen this before? How do I get it to go away? I recently upgraded
the project from 2003, and I've been able to build successfully and hit

Did you get this working. I'm having the same problem. Existing code works fine, but anything I change doesn't set breakpoints properly.
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Yes. I did get it working. It turns out the breakpoint was on a code
behind/partial class page that wasn't being referenced properly, so the code
wasn't being hit. I've also seen it happen in vs.net 2005 when the page has
yet to be browsed to in the browser. Like you'll build and run, and you'll
get that message for the point. Then when you actually go to the page it goes
away.


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