I would also love to know how you can bring in other frameworks such as Compass and ZURB-Foundation.

We were able to solve this by commenting out the following lines of code in the web.config file in the root:

<namespaces>
    <add namespace="System.Web.Optimization" />
</namespaces>

Try that?

Thank you for your attention to this, but that didn't fix the issue.  I am thinking that it might be something from the System.Web.Optimization call in the Assemblies.

<dependentAssembly xmlns="">
<assemblyIdentity name="System.Web.Optimization" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-1.1.0.0" newVersion="1.0.0.0" />
</dependentAssembly>

Like I said, I changed it to 1.0.0.0 in the newVersion call to possibly remedy the situation, but that didn't help either.

Hi Brad,

I have no expertise at all in fixing "DLL-Hell", but seeing a redirect from anything between 0.0.0.0 to 1.1.0.0 onto 1.0.0.0 makes my alarm clocks ring... in other words: the newVersion is within the range of those listed in oldVersion, which I can't see as something that would work, right? Is that usually possible?

/Chriztian

You are right Chriztian!  It is "DLL-Hell"!  I had the newVersion set to its default 1.1.0.0 but it did not work with that setting.  There was another forum post (and you will have to forgive me for not being able to find it again) that said that the newVersion setting is a redirect and can be used to push in the proper version.  I was skeptical and for good reason.  So I was trying to use the newVersion parameter to fulfull that.

Any further ideas?  I would love to be able to use this package.

I have another quick question about this package.  Do you need to be running Umbraco in MVC mode to use it?  I created a bundle and received an error about the bundle call.  I was looking at the tutorial videos and they were done using an instance of Umbraco that was running in MVC mode.  I am currently using Umbraco in webforms mode.

Like it says on the project page after install you'll need to

Look for

And you don't need to be running in MVC mode it also works in Webforms mode

And the compiled stylesheet will go in the /css dir :)

Thanks for responding Tim. I hope that you are doing well and thank you for creating this package.

I have another question:  You know how you can create partials, a .scss file that has an "_" in front of the name (ex: _colors.scss) and it will not compile.  That way, you don't have all of your files compiling, just the main one.  Does that still work for this package?

You might want to work on the compiling feature a little.  I am trying to compile my stylesheets, and have Foundation 4 (the minimalized version) in there.  It is taking a LONG time to compile.  I have been waiting on it for the last 45 minutes.

I have ditched the SASS compiling feature. It failed to compile and crashed my server.

Moving on, I have put in a script bundle into my webforms site and I got this error:

What do you think?

@Brad looks like it can't find the namespace

Try adding

in your web.config

to the

Cheers, Tim

Hey Tim,

You lost me buddy.  I don't think that your answer went through as you expected.  I am kind of following you.  Can you send me the answer again?

Thanks and Regards

I see what you are talking about now Tim.  When I was having problems with the package early on, several suggestions were to comment out a part of the web.config file.  So I simply just uncommented the part and I am good to go.  Here is the part that I am referring to:

<namespaces>
    <add namespace="System.Web.Optimization" />
</namespaces>

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