Just a small note: be sure you're coding that line in a codebehind class, it
won't work if you code it inline into an .aspx as the executing assembly
will be the temporal one generated by asp.net,
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"Oliver" <> wrote in message
news:uc$%...
> This is what I use (VB.NET)
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> lblVersion.Text =
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System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(). GetName().Version.ToString
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> "Morten Nielsen" <> wrote in message
> news:bn72el$ids$...
> How can I request the Assembly Version that I set in "AssemblyInfo.cs" ?
>
> In a Windows application, I can get the current version using
> Application.ProductVersion, but this naturally won't work with ASP.NET.
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