I notice whenever I try to build my asp.net website that I have been working on it compiles as a dll rather than as an actual web site. I don't know why but it seems to happen with all my asp.net project for the past couple of days. I might have accidentally change the output settings. However, I output type select that is set to "Class Library" but the selection to greyed out so I can not change it. How do I change the settings?
View 5 RepliesBest way to describe my issue with vs 2010.create a new website. create the App_Code folder. create a new class in the folder. put the line "x" in the class declaration. hit compile. And the website will compile with no errors. It's not "seeing" this new class as being part of the project best I can tell.
View 1 Repliesi have a complex MSSQL query in my ASP.NET page with rows showing in GridView control.
I want to know what is the best solution for stopping the query if it takes more than X seconds to show in GridView.
i used a jQuery plugin who try to call three or four method because some of them not implemented in some browser. code is working fine for me and it's work in all browser.when i try to debug the application in visual studio and internet explorer then i found the same errror everytime Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object doesn't support this property or method i see the same error every time. are it is not really so weird that they give me error every time even i put refresh and see error first then see the page in IE. i am trying to disable the script debugging for other and IE in IE but after that they never forget to give me error.well i am not want to go in the depth of this but someone tell if i can stop showing this window in my visual studio 2010.
View 2 RepliesWhen viewing an asp.net page in visual studio 2008, the asp.net development server icon shows up in the system tray. It can be stopped by right clicking on it and select "stop". In Visual Studio 2010, I do not see the icon any more. where the asp.net development server is? How to stop it?
View 3 RepliesI have to manually edit a bunch of HTML and ASP.NET pages that contain primarily content in <p> tags. In VS2010, when I open such a page in the designer it insists on highilighting all the paragraphs; surrounding them with dotted blue rectangles and shading all other paragraphs.
I find this annoying, can I turn these behaviours off?
EDIT
I managed to change the colours by going to Tools, Options, HTML Designer, View and editing the colours for "Layout UI activated border" and "Style application overlay".
I have a code like the following:
Code:
<table>
<col width="50%" />
<col width="50%" />
<tr>
<td>
</td>
<td>
blah blah
</td>
</tr>
</table>
When i switch to design and get back to source view it added the colgroup so my code looks like this:
Code:
<table>
<colgroup>
<col width="50%" />
<col width="50%" />
<tr>
<td>
</td>
<td>
blah blah
</td>
</tr>
</colgroup>
</table>
how to make the IDE stop adding these extra elements? i changed the Target Schema to all possible combination and it didn't help.
I am debugging an ASP.Net C# application in Visual Studio 2010, the application is running and execution is currently stopped at a breakpoint. How can I stop the page execution without "Terminate All" or killing the debugging process altogether, similar to what would happen if an unhandled exception was thrown? The "Break All Cntl+Alt+Break" option is grayed out in the Debug menu.
I want to stop the app from running but not have to go through a compile/start again. EDIT: I want execution to stop, not break, so that the page finishes loading and I don't continue running the application from the breakpoint forward. I've looked through the Breakpoints panel, the Debug menu and have right clicked all over but still haven't found the right option.
I am writing a web application which consists of a master page (header / menus) which does not change and content pages. When I do something like click on a button it causes a post back which is correct but this redraws the whole screen and becomes annoying because every post back and the whole screen flickers.
Is there a way to only refresh the content page?
I need to get my C# Web Application in VS 2008 Professional to compile. I have 2 projects in one solution.The first project, PowerMeter has an App_Code folder with namespace Inov.PowerMeter and the associated .aspx.cs files in the app reference it by using Inov.PowerMeter;. This code compiles fine and builds the powermeter.dll correctly. I have a second project called QuickMeter. The app_code for this creates a namespace Inov.Quickmeter and the aspx.cs files reference it correctly. But this doesn't compile.
View 1 RepliesI need to compile a class library (DLL) from an ASP.NET source. Now when I try to build it says this:
The type
'System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize'
is defined in an assembly that is not
referenced. You must add a reference
to assembly 'System, Version=2.0.0.0,
Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'.
Now I know that I have to put it in the web.config file. But there is no web.config file it's just the source of the dll that needs to be compiled.
I need to have a textbox on a ASP.NET page in which a user would paste code and select one of the preset languages (C#, VB.NET, Python, Ruby etc) and I need to verify if the code compiles successfully. If it doesn't, then I need to show the errors and warnings with line numbers.
View 1 Repliesi have a website, i want to place the compile code on the production server, now i took the code on the local machine and trying to compile source code on local machine, but whenever i compile the code, in one of my control(ascx.cs) file i am getting error that the control does not exists in current context, i checked everything, Inherits, CodeFile, even in the code behind(.cs) file, everything is perfect, even i get the control id in the intellisense, when i remove the control and again add the same using intellisense, the errors gets removed but after i publish site, the same error comes again
View 2 Replies am compiling the asp.net web application page by page using "gmcs" command in Mono.ut i want to compile the whole asp.net website at once using Mono command.
gmcs /t:library /out:bin/AJAX.dll -r:System.dll -r:System.Web.dll -r:bin/AjaxControlToolkit.dll Default.aspx.cs Default.aspx.designer.cs I do not want to do like the above one, instead i want to compile the whole folder containing files at once.
I have an ASP .NET web application which on the backend is talking to an ASMX web service. We have counted and the average wait time for the initial request is 20s. I am wondering if there is a way I can send the web service up to the server precompiled, thus negating the need for compilation.We have also noticed that IIS tends to recycle its worker threads and this also causes a compilation. The process itself is not accessed terribly often, but it needs to be much quicker when it is
View 5 RepliesI just discovered that a (simple) website I'm working on will be deployed to a server running framework 2.0. My quandry is that I started it using VS2010 and framework 4.0.
Is the solution as simple as changing the compile to options? I'm assuming that I'll have to remove the Listview controls I am using as they didn't get introduced until 3.5 (i think).
Am I basically correct with this or am I missing something?
Is there a way to copmile a solution into a single dll?
Said solution may have several custom projects. I want all of them, and all the third party dll's they reference compiled into a single dll.
I get the dreaded "the compiler failed with error code 1" error message when application starts. Sometimes, it does not even start and in VS 2008 I get:"Could not load file or assembly 'file///C:WindowsMicrosoft.NetFrameworv2.0.50727Temporary ASP.NET FilesInternal2d7d8a83649918fApp_Web_timecard.aspx.3ecd542a.aa9wycbd.dll' or one of its dependencies. The system cnnot find teh file specified"I have searched for this error and tried everything suggested to no avail. I deleted the "Internal" folder in Temporary ASP.NET Files folder, changed something in one of teh file and also in web.config to force a recompile and restared IIS. Same thing happens. I checked all the files and do not a circular definition/referencing.
View 2 RepliesHow is this achieved so that my source code is protected as put on a server other people have access to?
View 6 RepliesTogether with Ben (@BuildStarted), we've been building the RazorEngine project, which is designed to allow you compile and parse arbitrary templates outside of ASP.NET MVC. The project has had a couple of releases for a while now, and the feedback has been greatBut, we have encountered an issue: Medium trust.
Because we are using the CSharpCodeProvider to compile the Razor-generated classes (to load into the current AppDomain for execution), we encounter a SecurityException when trying to invoke it, due to the LinkDemand enforced on it. When a normal ASP.NET page is compiled (regardless of trust level), it does so through a BuildProvider which is normally GAC'd, and thus is implicity granted the appropriate permissions to compile. Hence ASP.NET WebForms works as standard in Medium trust.
Our code does not, and we need to target scenarios where our built library won't be deployed to the GAC and is running in Medium trust. So we considered building a BuildProvider specifically for it and defer compilation to the ASP.NET build system, but this seems overly complex and disjointed, and the provider itself requires both a mapping through a file extension, and a virtual path (which may or may not resolve to a physical file - think VirtualPathProvider). It all seems overkill, just to get the project working in Medium trust; not just that, but purely for ASP.NET projects as our engine also works outside of ASP.NETSo my question is this, does anyone know of any techniques or technologies for compiling C# code in a Medium trust environment?
i do have an app_code folder, which contains a base.cs, which is intented to have its class page_load to override other .aspx-files (without masterpage.master) when the page_load-class of these files is loaded. i wrote the class in base.cs as "public override page_load", but this gives an error when compiling. what am i doing wrong?
View 6 RepliesI have created a new Web project (.Net 3.5) and I've removed the original Default page in favour of creating a Master page and then recreating a Default with Master page. All worked lovely. Now, when I add my controls inside of the ContentPlaceHolder on the Default page, I get compiler errors when I try to access the controls from the CodeFile:
Error 4 '_Default' does not contain a definition for 'FirstName' and no extension method 'FirstName' accepting a first argument of type '_Default' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
My declaration of the control:
<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="FirstName" />
EDIT
Page declaration:
<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Master/MasterPage.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %>
Code-behind:string firstname = FirstName.Text;
I have a project ointo which I have copied a folder form another website - that folder consists of aspx and associated aspx.vb files and folders cotaining js, css and ashx stuff. The folder is in the same place relative to root in both the original and target projects/sites. I have added the copied items to the destination project using VS "show all files"|right click add_to_project_method.
Things seem to have worked - e.g intellisense seems to recognise the controls in an aspx file when working on the matching aspx.vb file. However, whne you build the project (even though inteliisense is recognising them) the comiler moans that all of teh controls on the copied pages are undefined.
So intellisense says they are there but the compiler says they are not....
I am using Visual Studio 2008 and my project is a Web Application Project so that I can compile my all files in just one assembly.
It is working but web form code behind files are compileing into single assembly but aspx files are not compiling. In addtion, these aspx files are present in the directories and they can be viewed.
Is there any technique to compile my all files into single assembly?
I read these words in a book:
Projectless development simplifies debugging: When creating a web project, you must recompile the entire application when you change a single page. With projectless development, each page is compiled separately, and the page is only compiled when you request it for the first time.
How does compiling happen only for the first time in projectless development?
Should it recompile every time I run the page to reflect the new code I wrote it?