Quote Originally Posted by daneel View Post
Fair enough. The page code and code behind is over 2000 lines of code in total so I didn't think anyone would want to trawl through that, hence I didn't post the code.
The point we generally attempt to make is that all those 2000 are never required. I'm confident you could remove >90% of that code and still reproduce the issue. Remove what is not required.

Creating a simplified .aspx (or .aspx + .ascx) which demonstrates how we can reproduce the issue locally will always get you the fastest and most accurate response to a question/problem.