I was brought in to work on an asp.net web site recently that had been written by another company. I was asked to add some features to their current site as well as to fix some bugs that had been left by the previous developers. Once I had the site ready I moved this web site project to my staging server and then started receiving this error on a couple of pages. Now I had chosen to publish the website instead of just doing a copy of the site with the code-behind files as well. This is when this problem started.
I did some searching on the web and came up with the following that the class I had on these pages were duplicates on other pages or other compiled dlls within the published site. So I started looking for the pages that had the offending classes and I discovered them within the web site. I wish I had the time to move this web site into a web application project to avoid these issues. More information can be found here as well.
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