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When I re/build my ASP.NET website I do not receive any errors.
However when I PUBLISH the site, it gives me a ‘Circular file references are not allowed.’ error.
I read a little on the web about this, and it provided a batch=’false’ option, which I tried and does nothing.
The page, has a master page, which may call on the same control twice; however, this control does not refer back to anything
TY – Theo
The reason that batch=false won’t fix anything is publishing a website precompiles it so the batch attribute is irrelevant.
You can get more details on the error by using the aspnet_compiler command. I think this only works if you’ve hosted your website locally in IIS.
The above command would precompile your website locally if it’s running on port 80 and show you where the problems are.