When I change the background image listed in a CSS class it does not always show up, rather the old image does, even though the old image file does not exist in the web site. Is there some other place where VWD stores the old image outside of the website?
I've been consistently having a problem where changes I make to my web form or code-behind doesn't get recognized by the debugger until I quit visual studio and delete the "root" folder located in C:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727Temporary ASP.NET Files.
It's very cumbersome and greatly decreases my productivity. I've tried reinstalling visual studio, using visual studio 2010 and a variety of other proposed solutions.
Update: On a hunch, I moved the project to the C: drive. (It was residing on a network drive) No difference.
I added a control as a test and ran the program. Label shows up. Deleted the label. Ran the program. Label still there. Rebuilt the program; re-ran. Label still there.
in my project i can open all the webpages but the one which am currently working is taking much time to load i dont even get it in browser its loading from 1hour
We made some changes to the default.aspx page our website, but those are not taking effect. If changes are made to pages in sub-folders it just works fine. Only that the default.aspx page is acting weird even though they are just changes to the markup.
When I Publish my website it takes around an hour and a half. This is publishing to a directory on my local machine, it is not FTP'ing to a remote server. The build seems to take about an hour (when I build without publishing it is noticeably slow, but 5 minutes slow, not an hour), then the publish seems to take a further half an hour.
what could be causing this and how I can improve this? This obviously causes issues when I make a change (I'm constantly updating the site) as I need to wait for an hour an a half. I'm considering not precompiling the site now and simply uploading the .aspx and .cs files direct to the server as this is unmanageable for me.
I have made some changes to the markup in the default.aspx. It renders perfectly on my development server but doesn't render on the production. We are using ASP.Net 2.0.
I republished it serveral times but still not taking effect.
At work I'm tryhing to upgrade an ASP.NET 2.0 app (which we wrote using VB.NET 2005) to ASP.NET 4.0. I had a few problems during the upgrade, but eventually worked them all out. At the end of the day I decided to give it a quick compile and see if I'd get the start page, so I hit F5 in VS 2010. I left it that way, and man was it acting weird. VS 2010 wasn't responding to anything. If I hovered the mouse over VS 2010's minimize or close buttons, in the upper right corner, then those buttons were flashing very rapidly. I'm not sure what was going on. After waiting 15 minutes to see if it would come up, I decided to try clicking on the close button. Nothing happened. Eventually, I had to leave (I take public transit, and I have to leave when the bus comes)But what I want to know is this, is this pretty standard behavior? Does it normally take this long to do this? This website is of modest size (<100 pages).
(Later) When I came into work today, 8 hours later, VS 2010 was still doing whatever the heck it was doing, but basically it wasn't responding to anything.
When opening another aspx page in Visual Web Developer 2010 IDE, I would prefer to have it open to the right of other page/tabs already open (like VS 2003), and not the default behaviour of opening on the far left and pushing all other open items to the right. Where/is there a setting to do this in the IDE options?
I am creating new website on visual studio 2008 , i am facing following viewing problem.
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
When data is stored in my database as Ex: normal, and the data that the Combox is bound to has Ex: Normal, the mismatch in case is throwing an error when the form opens. The CaseSensivity setting on the ComboBox has no effect on this and it was the same with the asp List Box. We sometimes have data imported that has incorrect case and causes this problem.
First let me say that I am new to ASP.net and I come from a Microsoft access background hence my post is in Access terminology i.e Main form / Sub Form. I am not sure what the correct terms to use for ASP.net are and this might hamper my explanation a bit but here goes.
In Microsoft Access (MC) you can create a main form and then drag and drop a subform onto it and the application automatically knows how to pass the primary key from the mainform to the foreign key on the subform when a record is created. So my question is how can I get the same effect in ASP.NET.
Let's say I am using the Surrogate Key approach (autonumber primary key) and I have a table called "Customers" and another table called "Address" where one customer can have many addresses.
1. How can I set it up so that when I am entering multiple addresses for a customer the application knows which primary key of which customer to use?
2. What are the best controls to use for this (Gridview, Formview, etc)
3. Building upon the above. Lets say i select ONE customer from a list of customers and I have many different subforms how does the application know what is the primary key to use as I update information on this customer in the various tables.
I know this is a lot I am asking, or it is simple and it is just a lot in my mind as I am new.
I have a TFS 2008 running on a windows 2003 workgroup, I need the TFS to access (or register) the users in the active directory, so when developers log in to the network they can also have access to TFS.
I have been trying to access the AD from the TFS but I get the error that there is no a trust relationship, I joined the TFS to the domain, I am able to see the users in the AD from TFS but when I want to add them to TFS I receive that error message.
I have been looking for a tutorial on how to set up TFS with an AD environment but I am not able to find anything fully explained.
I'm using FCKEditor, and have downloaded a plugin for it. This plugin requires the folder (called 'integration') to be set up as a virtual application. Now I've managed to do this with my web hosts, but I want to do it locally too so I can test it locally. how to convert this folder into a web application? At the moment, all of the aspx pages cannot see an object which resides in the integrationin folder.
I added a DateTime column to a table in my database through the Server Explorer. Because the team lead for this project wasn't savvy on nullable types, one of the requirements was that there be no null values in the database. This requires me to program all sorts of useless code into the system, but that's another story. My problem arises when assigning a default value to this column. I typed the following into the cell for the "Default Value or Binding":
1/1/1753 12:00:00 AM
When I went to inspect the content of the table, I found that all of the dates had been populated with:
I've searched but does Visual Studio 2008 have a setting for C# where it will autoformat/beautify my code as I write it? There is a setting for VB.NET called "prettify". I've also searched the archives already and found a macro to execute this on save and I know I can drag and drop it onto the toolbar but I want it to work without my doing ANYTHING for both ASPX and CS files.
Is this possible via built-in setting, modification, or available from an add on?
1)Can I stop VS2008,VS2010 creating automatic style in the VS2008 .aspx source view.e.g .style1{ width=100%"
2) All aligned source view code changes and after certain amount of time,If you could tell me any setting which could stop VS creating automatic styling also fixing the alignment just once.
I want to use a source control in VS2010, I know my best bet is TFS, but at the moment TFS(can't afford ). As i understand TFS is the new VSS_2005(can afford)Can VSS 2005 be use as a source control for VS 2010 solutions/projects?
I just recently upgrade my asp.net web project from visual studio 2005 to visual studio 2010. The upgrade was successful with no problems however im missing some features with this project. The One Click Publish feature(which is greyed out) in the header area of Visual Studio 2010 and the Add Config Transforms feature which is no where to be seen when you right click on web.config. When i create a new web project straight from visual studio 2010, these options work fine.