I have 2 questions
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.
When I make a change to a table in a page Visual Studio makes another.Style. After a few changes I can end up with 30+ .stlyes in a pageOften they are the same.Is there a way to manage that, say turn it off?
View 2 Repliesyes can search google but there are thousand of results
by your experience which links give the best for a beginner who has to make some website using it within a month.
i mean the styling, the ways to style the footer (you knw the copyright message)using vs08 c# aspx
when i opened my Visual Studio 2010 i noticed that my ajax tab was missing from my toolbox and ajax control kit too.Then i noticed even that when i create new website, there is no web.config in it and it should be.WHAT IS GOIN ON???? :/
View 13 RepliesI want to implement a functionality in VS editor so that when a class is added the header comment in certain format should come automatically. In this regard I followd the below link.http://jamesewelch.wordpress.com/2008/09/09/visual-studio-macro-to-add-file-headers/How ever this links talks about manual intervention. I mean clicking on one meny item will bring the comment in the class that is opened.I want this to happen when I add a new class. I tried handling the ProjectEvent.ItemCreated Event but could not do it.
View 1 RepliesWhen I put 2010beta on my computer, made a new project and ftp'd to my site and it was downloaded, then I (stupidly) selected the option in a popup to update my site to the new ASP, what changes were made? How can I change/undo this to make my site work again?
I had the site built and i maintain, know very little coding...
I've just upgraded to Visual Studio 2010, and notice that now when I add an event to a control (eg, "OnDataBinding" to an "ObjectDataSource", the editor no longer creates the code behind function with the right arguments etc.
How to I get this bacK?
How do you turn off the automatic code generation after double clicking on a control?
View 1 Repliesi 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 RepliesVisual Studio has integrated debugging in IE, when you close IE, it stops debugging, and if you stop debugging, VS closes IE.
I want it to do the same thing with firefox/chrome!
When 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".
How can I turn off the loading and downloading of Microsoft symbols?
I downloaded the Microsoft debug symbols for some other tasks but now I no longer want them for current debugging.
I'd like to keep them in the temp directory in case I want to turn them back on.
It's slowing down my debugging.
I'm developing an ASP page and I noticed odd behaviour when I'm trying to step through server side call backs. Specifically some of the time, when I press F10 to execute the next statement the debugger acts like I pressed F5 to continue and takes off. Some of the time stepping works and some of the time it doens't. In addition, testing the same call back I can sometime step several times before it takes off and other times as soon as I click F10 it takes off. If I set explicit breakpoints it will always hit them but as I said, stepping often results in the debugger not stoping on the next statement.
I feel like I didn't have this earlier but I'm mystified as to why it is doing this
I have debug=true both in the web.config and in the requested file but it still won't stop.
View 1 RepliesI'm currently editing some html/css within a aspx file inside of Visual Studio 2010. I'm using Chrome as my browser. When I make changes inside of Visual Studio and save/ctrl + F5 to run it frequently fails to load the new updated .css file due to pulling old cached versions of the CSS.
I've used visual studio as my primary HTML editor before but when I work with pure html/css files I just save and refresh the file in chrome and it will refresh the updated css 100% of the time. I've only started to experience this problem when working with aspx files and running things via ctrl + f5. Anyone have any ideas of how I can fix this?
I have an annoying problem with Visual Studio 2008.
When I run the "format code" command ("control+k, control+d") -- it will insert a carriage return. How do I get it to stop doing this?
For example:
<label for="shipCompanyName">Company Name:</label>
undesirably becomes
<label for="shipCompanyName">
Company Name:<label />
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.
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?
View 2 RepliesI 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
<table>
..............<tr>
..............<td> [code]...
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?
View 2 RepliesOn my development machine I have VS 2005. I had installed Crystal Reports 9 and then later I installed Crystal Reports XI R2 on it as well. I needed both on my dev machine to support 2 different vendor applications. I have a .NET 2.0 web application that uses crystal reports objects. Now my assemblies in webconfig file contain references to both versions of CR installed on my dev machine which is giving me 'ambigous reference' errors on compile. I opened up project properties and deleted the new references (I want to stay with using the CR 9 dlls in the GAC). This fixes up my webconfig nicely.
However VS 2005 automatically re-updates and adds all the CR XI R2 refernces I just deleted a moment ago. Is there a way to sto VS 2005 from routinely updating my references, a radio button or a trick to letting me have complete control over my references, at long enough for me to debug , build the site and deploy to my production server which does not have CR XI R2 installed on it?
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.
Is there a way the Start page can be saved in the Project file of a Web Application project.
Right now it saves in the user file, I tried moving the tag in the CSProj file along with the IIS VD creation tag, but it didnt worked.
We have a lot of source files that we use in every project that we do, is there anyway of creating a dll called core.dll that we can just put into the bin folder so that we can use in all projects, have tried creating a Class Library but all of the web classes are not imported into the environment.
Does anyone know how to do this?