Global is a library class and it's used as an utility to access other APIs, such as the DB API, that owns and manages the MySQL database. Here's an example:
It seems that it fails to recognize anything from the Global project. In column binding, for example, it can't find the class properties, since brands are seen as an object[]:
In code there are no errors as it successfully finds the referenced type:
Thanks for this, now I can build and test the project.
Unfortunately, the designer is unable to render the RadzenTemplateForm, thus blocking me from modifying the items inside.
I think this will be useful in the future, or maybe help you in finding a fix for this, so decided to share.
Here's my workaround:
Added 'server/Front.csproj' to the ignore list, because Radzen was removing any extra PropertyGroup in the project file.
In the .csproj, included the code below, which first creates the SolutionDir macro, and then copies the needed files from outside of the solution project.