Figured it out. It wasn’t in VS’ settings! Somehow Resharper’s configuration was changed. In Resharper’s settings: Environment > Editor > Editor Behavior Uncheck the box labeled “Structural Navigation”. Click “Save”.
When I got this error I just restarted Visual Studio and the error went away. Please note, when I did restart the project did initially load, but I just right clicked and hit reload target and it did.
If you have recently installed a package with T4Scaffolding dependency (ex. MVCMailer uses T4Scaffolding.Core), then you can uninstall T4Scaffolding.Core and restart VS 2013. Notice that MvcMailer which caused this in my case, won’t work in 2013. Best is to check your references or packages for suspects. From comments: Uninstalling it didn’t seem to work for … Read more
It turns out the issue was that the “Show All Files” button does not appear if you are selecting the Solution itself. If you select an underlying Project, or any of the folders/files in the project, the button will display: And here is the Solution Explorer view after clicking the button: Note: see also this … Read more
Close the solution. Delete the intellisense database file for the solution: [solution].ncb or [solution].suo Reopen the solution. Optional: Rebuild the solution.
Here’s an updated solution I found as I had the same problem with Visual Studio 2015: ado.net model for db is gone Visual studio 2015 Paraphrasing: Change your installation of Visual Studio 2015 and include the Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools (via Control Panel > Program & Features > VS2015 > Change > Modify > … Read more
I have searched a lot about its root cause but couldn’t found any concrete information. For me, Deleting the solution’s .suo file. resolve this problem.
I’ve been looking for the same exact thing! This isn’t the best way but this is what I do: Press Ctrl + Shift + F Type Your Search Press Alt + A (This performs a Find All)
Here’s the solution. Define this property in your project file: <PropertyGroup> <DisableFastUpToDateCheck>true</DisableFastUpToDateCheck> </PropertyGroup> PreBuildStep will then execute every time, regardless of whether the project is or isn’t up to date. It seems that Visual Studio is bypassing normal up-to-date checks of MSBuild and using some sort of custom check that is faster, but has a … Read more
I had similar issues and it usually comes down to the Target Framework (Project>Properties>Application). I was working on a solution using .NET 4.6 and for some reason the default framework for new projects have a different target (in my case it was 4.5.2). So make sure you check all your project at the very least … Read more