Author: Actuality | Posted on: 10/5/2009 9:19:12 AM | Views : 328

I am using a custom profile to store values.  What I have, compiled great and ran great.  Here's just a sample of what I have that works.  My web.config has the provider and class inheritance set up.  No problems with what already exists. 

 
public class MyProfile : ProfileBase { [SettingsAllowAnonymous(false)] public List<string> SomeItems { get { return base["SomeItems"] as List<string>; set { base["SomeItems"] = value; }


However, at a much later time I am now adding a new property.  It looks exactly the same as above except it's a different property name and different dictionary string (let's say 'SomeItems2').  This guy fails, whereas the original continues to work fine with no pro ...

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