Under ASP.NET, is there any variable to determine debug or runtime mode?

[Ben Amada]

ABC,

It appears that you successfully changed your computer's time zone setting
to +0800 (HK time), but now you need to change the system time on your
computer -- you're still posting in the future.

Thanks,
Ben

 

[Ben Amada]

Actually, your system time might be correct -- it's just the date that is
incorrect (you're 1 day ahead of the rest of us).

Ben

 

[Mr Newbie]

Just get back up that church tower and attach the lightning rod to the Flux
Capacitor.

That should do it !!

;-D

 

[Ben Amada]

Just get back up that church tower and attach the lightning rod to the
Flux Capacitor.

That should do it !!

;-D

lol ... that is 'heavy' doc!

Looking at a recent post by ABC in his other thread, it appears he corrected
the system date on his computer - whew!

Ben

 

[S.M. Altaf [MVP]]

That depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Please elaborate

 

[Jay Douglas]

Here's what I have been doing:

bool isDebug;

#if (DEBUG) isDebug = true;

 

[Jeff Siver]

You can use Debugger.IsAttached to determine if the site is running within
the debugger. This is in the System.Diagnostics namespace.

Jeff

 

[clintonG]

ASP.NET 2.0 has new and unique capabilites which supports attributes and
meta data in the code only when the debug preprocessor directive is used
very coolski.

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[ABC]

Under ASP.NET, is there any variable to determine debug or runtime mode?