I need to do in order for me to have a *.dll file created but, what I want is just the *.dll file, I don't want to have the "*.refresh" and the "*.pdb" files, is this even possible? Or I forcely need to have more than one file when I'm generating dll files?
What I usually do when my dll is ready to be compile is to run the "Build Application" option inside Visual Studio then, I'll go to the app's folder and access "Bin/Released" but whenever I add the new "*.dll" in another project I ger three files instead of one (previously mentioned).
Just as the subject says, my VS'05 installation hangs when trying to create a new website. I even installed a fresh version of VS08 along side '05 and '08 is doing the same.
I downloaded a trial version of Visual Studio 2010, created a new c# Solution and then wanted to add an ASP.NET Web Site. I am Folllowing an example in a book: ASP.NET 3.5 Enterprise Application Development with Visual Studio 2008.In the book they write that a template for createing an c# ASP.NET Web Site would be found, but whereever I search for o template in VisualStudio I cant find that for c#, I could find it for VisualBasic but that is not wath I want!
I have a folder with a web site I'm developing which is connected to a database.Every time I move the folder to a different computer it's a pain when I have to move the database and change the connection string. I've thought to use for the first time a database in the app_data folder and move all the database inside it. Nevertheless, when I try to recreate all the tables in the new database for the first time with the query "create table ..." I get and error saying that "SQL CREATE TABLE" is not supported. Is there a way to manage this situation?
Simple question, ok a contentplaceholder is implemented for Page-specific content.What about header region, advertisment, recommended books, footer etc1- What do you insert this as? 2- how do you adjust the size the way you want it?
I am using visual studio 2008 professional. I created a unit test project for my current website (project). This unit testing project is mainly testing code in App-Code folder. In order to be able to access classes from App_Class I need to add App_Code.dll reference to my unit testing project. Right now, I am doing like: publish website, which produce App_Code.dll. Then I added it to my unit testing project. This is very time consuming process: if I make any changes on under test class, I need to publish website to get App_Code.dll. It takes at lest 4 minutes to publish and get App-code.dll. If I have add the new App-code to my unit testing project, it takes about 1 to 2 minites. Is there an easier way toget App_Code.dll?
I have tried use Accessor that MS Test autogenerated, which deos not need App_Code.dll, however, I cannot get an object instantiated. So that is why I add App_Code.dll to my test project.
my question is that i actually want to make a table in a database and update delete the recordsin that table The thing is that i dont want to make the database table in the sql server but i want to make it in the visual web developer (the editor i am using) can any body gimme any idea abt how i can do this orany link regarding to this
I used Visual Studio 2008 in Windows 7. The problem is, I cannot create new database (make new connection). Is it that I have to install any software or tools to support or repair the problem.
I have a directory with sources of a web application (developed with visual studio 2008) without solution's files. Now I want to create a new web application in visual studio 2010, whit the existing sources.
what is the easiest way to create a structured xml file based on asp.net mvc 2 webform data ?i am looking for a c# solution and to use maybe linq/lambda expressions?
Im working on windows 7 operating system now and having a few issues with the sql server. I had visual studio 2005 and sql server express 2005 installed on my machine 1st. i then got visual studio 2008 and installed sql server express 2008. when i try and create a new database in the App_Data file (sql server database *.mdf file) i get the following error message;
"Connections to sql server files (*.mdf) require sql server express 2005 to function properly. Please verify the installation of the component or download from the url: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=49251"
I was just wondering what way i could create a *.mdf file looking into sql server express 2008. I also found out that sql server express 2008 management studio is not compatible with windows 7 yet..?
I was interested in creating a banner ad. I understand that you need an HTML editor. I have no familiarity with this at all. I was looking in Visual Studio and see under Add New Item if you click on Web you can add an HTML page. Should I perhaps create a new project as an ASP.NET Web Application and then add a HTML page. Would I be able to go that route and create a banner ad and publish it to my website.
I tried doing this and using Web Deploy while doing a Publish. I had a successful Publish but when I navigated to the URL I just saw a blank page.
If this isn't the route you should go and you should instead use an independent HTML editor is there one that you could recommend?
I've tried all kinds of searches on this site and with Bing and don't seem to get any hits that meet my condition. So pardon me if this is a rather basic question. I'm rather new at ASP.NET programming.I want to experiment with putting up to a live site. GoDaddy gives you free hosting if you get the URL from them. The catch is the hosting only supports IIS 7.0 with .Net 2.0/3.0/3.5. I've uploaded all kinds of plain websites with no problem. So in Visual Studio 2010 I selected the following options while creating a new project:
