Hi Andrew,

Yes the web application will expect to find an assembly with exactly the same version number, name and public key token. I think if you delete the version part below:

<add assembly="Nevron.Chart, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2961C51BB98125D2"/>

The .net assembly resolver will snap this to the most recent version you have. You can place the assemblies in the GAC to make sure they're always located. Note however that in this way the web app compiled with the older version may not be compiled on the server as the API of the component may change.

Hope this helps - let me know if you meet any problems.

Best regards,
Bob

I started developing a test website to see if Nevron Charts will work for me.  I started with the .NET for VS 2005 (SP4).  I uploaded the website to the server where it would be located and installed the latest Nevron Chart (.NET for VS2005 SP7).

I get the following error,  I think, because the chart is the wrong version now.

<add assembly="Nevron.Chart, Version=9.7.23.12, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=2961C51BB98125D2"/>

Is there an easy way to update this?  Or do I have to install SP7 on my coding machine and then update the particular web pages with the newer version numbers?