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How to resolve the tags that does not exist in XML namespace error?

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To resolve the error “The tag does not exist in the XML namespace” in a WPF application, you need to ensure that the target framework of the application matches the target framework of the referenced Syncfusion assemblies. The details are as follows:

  1. The target framework of the application and the referenced Syncfusion assemblies must be the same.

For example: If the application targets .NET Framework 4.6, then the Syncfusion assemblies referenced should also be built for .NET Framework 4.6.

The table below illustrates how the version of the Syncfusion assemblies should align with the application's target framework.

Target framework of an application

Syncfusion Referred assemblies version

  3.5

15.4350.0.17

  4.0

15.4400.0.17

  4.5

15.4450.0.17

  4.5.1

15.4451.0.17

  4.6

15.4460.0.17

 

 

                            Fig i: The screenshot shows the application targets the 4.6 framework.

2.The referred Syncfusion assemblies of the application should be of same version.

                            Fig ii: The screenshot shows the Syncfusion assemblies are of same version.

 

Conclusion

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