Hi Guys and Gals.
Before I elaborate on my problem I'll just give you a quick bit of background information regarding why I might want to ignore a build errpr in Visual Studio, it might be that there's a better way of doing what I'm attempting to do here...
I'm writing an ASP.net (VB) website usinf Visual Studio, to protect some of the Core Functions of the site I'm compiling them into DLL files which are then referenced by the final site - this is all working fine with no problems.
My aim however is to have a class in the end website called for example UserSettings, this class will contain a bunch properties that the user can enable and configure. These properties are then read at runtime by the functions in the DLL file. For example a CurrencySymbol set in UserSettings = "£", when a function within the DLL is ran which requires a currency symbol it will access the UserSettings class and retrieve the Symbol to ...
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