Just to test, I created a blank website and a blank web site project.
When I added a referece to web site by doing right click and add reference it added the dll inside a BIN folder but on ther other hand when I did the same for a web site project it created a reference folder for me and then added the dll under the reference folder.
when i execute the above code,i observed that in status bar message as "connecting to localhost",if they are client side controls what is the need of going to local server,why it is happening?
We are using Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2008. We wanted to know if there is a way to automatically configure new Projects to use the publish to IIS and create a virtual directory options, instead of defaulting to using the built-in web server, since we then need to manually go and publish/create the virtual directory.
In the "olden days" when creating a new project it automatically created the virtual directories in IIS, but not anymore .
am using Visual Studi 2005 and asp.net 2.0. when i run the project then IE is running and i can see the output on browser, but i cant debug it because by default it is not attaching wed dev. so every time i have to go Debug menu and select Attach Process, instead of this how can we set VS will automatically attach the process.
Problem: designer.cs is not regenerated by visual studio 2008. This concerns both web forms and master pages.
The only error or warning I can find is: Generation of designer file failed: The 'src' attribute cannot be an empty string. Line 1, Column 0
But the strangest thing is, it shows the warning always in the last page, I had or have open.
I know I'm not the only with the regeneration problem, I tried several solutions:
Deleting the *.designer.cs file. Doesn't work for me, the above warning become's an error when I try to rebuild the solutions or when try to covert to web application.
Reinstalled sp1 didn't work either.
Refresh in de designer view, getting the above warning...
A while ago when i started using VS 2005, i found that some assembly entries were automatically added to from web.config
and i was getting annoying errors. later i found i have added unneccessary references in my application. And its a feature that assembly reference are automatically added to assembly tag in Web.config, So dev don't have to worry about it.
Recently i used Interop.OWC11.dll in my application. And ^&*# got the annoying
"CS0234: The type or namespace name 'Office' does not exist in the namespace 'Microsoft' (are you missing an assembly reference?)"
error again.. Assembly entry was not added automatically. I checked same for existing references in my application, for them to automatic entries is not happening.... ? :(
I have to write is down in Web.config manually... I don't understand why?....
Does anyone know why VS2010 will automatically put an open and close html paragraph tag in my markup everytime I click on save, or save all? It is really obnoxious. I have to close the document and click yes at the prompt to save in order to save my document. If I click save, or save all, it will always place a paragraph tag somewhere in the code and therefore it will need to be saved again.
So I am a beginner with .NET, Visual Studio, C#, etc. But I am wondering something about the code behind a form and a difference I am seeing in 2008 versus 2005. So lets say I have a simple Windows Form app, C#, and I throw a couple controls on it. Then I add some MessageBox.Show event handlers for the default events....in 2005 there is that little section within the code that is hidden that basically contains the code that 'registers' the controls with the system....I think. That may be a bad definition?? Basically I think that automatic code generated here just basically associates the event to the event handling code....anyway.
I can see this is 2005 (once I click the like gray box), but it does not appear anywhere in 2008. So this has to exist somewhere, and I just wanted to ask to be familiar with what is going on since I am new to this. I still have to figure out how to turn on the code line numbering in 2008, but I can google it.
When a user creates an account for my web application using the create user wizard additional steps have been added to take more details and store them in another table. Now this tables primary key is set to uniqueidentifier, is it possible to have that unique identifier automatically generated when the query is run to insert a new row for a new user?
I have lots of warnings with following text:"Warning 10 Element 'HyperLink' is not a known element. This can occur if there is a compilation error in the Web site, or the web.config file is missing. C:UsersPavelDocumentsVisual Studio 2010WebSitesBioWebSiteToScientist.aspx 26 18 C:...BioWebSite" But web.confg is there! And there's no compilation error! Site builds just fine. And If I upload it to my hoster - it works!
ALL the server controls are not showing in Visual Studio ASP.net project. It used to be intermittent, I would restart devenv and they would show again(even if the layout was terrible) Anyhow now it's not showing at all. The only change I made to the project was to switch Membership providers to MySql. Even pages that have no reference to Membership don't display.Anything(page wise) that has a server control fails (displayes the message "hresult e_fail when creating com component") even if it's just a label with no programming logic.
I have a zillion warning messages when I view my webform "Validation (): Element 'menu' is not supported" and every "<asp:WhatEver" tag has a green squiggly line under it.
It looks like this:
I'm using VS 2010 Pro, and have tried reinstalling it.
I've been manually adding the following line every time I create a new user control / web form in one of my ASP.NET web forms projects: Option Strict On. I can't just set it in web.config because it's a legacy project that has user controls / web forms that would bomb out if we turned on option strict for the entire site, so the current solution is to apply it to all new user controls / web forms and slowly update the older pages. Is there some sort of Visual Studio setting / template I can change so that "Option Strict On" is applied automatically when Visual Studio creates the codebehind files?
I 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?)