How To Set The Default Access Modifier To Private Instead Of Protected In Visual Studio
Jul 20, 2010
While developing and ASP.NET application in C# or VB using Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 (Not a problem in 2003), if I create a new method automatically by double-clicking on a control in the designer or picking the new method in the code editor dropdowns (VB only), the access modifier is always protected instead of private. This is annoying because my developers have to manually change the method to private every time.
Why is there no default 'create/open' access to 'WebSites' from the VS2010 start page?
Background:I've succesfully been developing ASP.NET web applications (via WebSite method ((((Not WebProjects)))), using VisualWebDeveloper) for roughly 3 years. Personally, I prefer the WebSite method or strategy due to the decrease in both size and complexity (the web applications I build are generally for around 50-100 simultaneous users logging in and out and constantly manipulating data). I will continue bulding my sites via the 'Website' method provided VS2010 doesn't begin it's deprecation.The root of this question (which boiled into this post) came from perusing this article and this video tutorial. It's a shame to see functionality that brings with it an overall ease of use and increase in production capacity by decreasing both size and complexity of web application development... downplayed.
If the Visual Studio 2010 Development Team left this functionality out for a reason, I would very much like to know. So that I know what is going to be "sponsored by Microsoft" in a couple of years and I don't waste another second considering using the 'WebSite method' as a viable solution (as I know that I can't stick with vs2008 while rest the development community gets to evolve with the innovations implemented within vs2010)... WebSite method or the WebProjects method.
Every time I press F1 to view the online Help it launches in the Opera browser. I really dislike Opera and only have it installed on my PC for testing purposes. How do I change it to IE?
I started a new web project in VS2008 coding in vb.net. When I double-click on a control in the designer screen to go to the vb code page so I can code on some events, the control does not show in the control dropdown which means I cannot get to all of the different events. The only way I can do this is to add a line like below inside the class at the top:
[Code]....
I am working with another project that does not have this problem. Is there a setting that changes this?
I've been programming ASP.NET for a number of years and have got into the habit of using the public access modifier when writing event handlers for nested controls. e.g.
LinkButton ln = new LinkButton(); ln.Click += new EventHandler(LinkClick); .... public void LinkClick(object sender, EventArgs e)
I think I started using public because I ran into errors when using other modifiers. Is this the correct one to use here? Does it depend whether you're writing a Page / UserControl / other?
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1. on Default.aspx code,when i am going to drug and drop a table follwing code sample is auto generate, spaces is replaced by dots but these dots does not effect or display run time i think visual studio default setting is changed. but i had tried to set default setting but no effect so how can i solve it
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I have a Parent and Child Table in MS Access with a one-to-many relationship. I created a query in Access that would produce a result table and I want the contents of this Query to be displayed in a Data Grid in Visual Studio 2008.
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I am getting below error when trying to view aspx file in web browser. Server Error in '/Cricket Website' Application. Error finding Application Setting - Error running Procedure - Exception of type 'System.Exception' was thrown.
Description:
An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Exception: Error finding Application Setting - Error running Procedure - Exception of type 'System.Exception' was thrown.
Source Error:
[Code]....
Line 162:Line 163: Catch ex As ExceptionLine 164: Throw New Exception("Error finding Application Setting - " & ex.Message)Line 165: End TryLine 166: End Function
I want to change the default formview generated template. I don't mean change the itemtemple on each page, I mean what VS generates when ever you databind the formview. I want to change it so it uses <label...>xxx</label> instead of xxx <asp....
