We have a bug/enhancement list we use to show what items have been completed, if they are bugs or enhancement, assignees, etc.
The description field is a rich text and multiple lines of text. When the report is run, the HTML tags show up.
How did it get resolved?
A user reported a bug in an ASP.NET web application, and after running several test scenarios it was difficult to see where the bug actually resided. Of course after much "hair pulling" and "keyboard banging", we turned to the debugger.
Getting SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services series chart line to start @ 0 (trying to mimic another chart in another application that does the same thing) was a bit of a challenge. The line chart series is being used for accounting and starts at the January amount, say $10,000 for the first month data value.
After much searching to try to get around the division by zero issue, I had to create a custom code function for both the report rendering and interactive column sorting to work.
When copying a previously created SharePoint site to another SharePoint site, an error was shown of:
List does not exist
The page you selected contains a list that does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user.
On a recent web application migration from ASP.NET 1.1 to 3.5, the AJAX Tookit had some errors where the Update Panel control was performing a full page postback.
The culprit was this line in the web.config file:
<xhtmlConformance mode="Legacy"/>
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