In case this happens to anyone else and you find yourself here, Hans’ comment above pointed me toward the project file. I had to close the solution, find the LastGenOutput tag in the project XML file, and change the name of the resource output back to ProjectSQL from ProjectSQL1. I still have no idea how … Read more
If you have no Build Menu in Visual Studio 2010 Express, go to the menu Tools -> Settings -> select ‘Expert Settings’
Use the JavaScript debugger keyword in IE. function onClickRow(detailUrl) { debugger; } When run your page in IE, a debug window will pop up, then select Visual Studio 11.
Check the target platform of the new project and make sure it’s not targeting .NET 4 Client Profile. If it is, change it to regular .NET 4
Tools -> Import And Export Settings… alt text http://blogs.vertigo.com/personal/keithc/Blog/Lists/Posts/Attachments/16/Tools%20Import%20and%20Export%20Settings%20option.png
In the definition in the .cpp file, remove the keyword static: // No static here (it is not allowed) std::string neighborAtt::intToStr(int number) { … } As long as you have the static keyword in the header file, the compiler knows it’s a static class method, so you should not and cannot specify it in the … Read more
In Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard enter “Word” into “Show commands containing” and see all commands associated with words. Here the command Edit.SelectCurrentWord is assigned to Ctrl + W, but your setup might be different. Ctrl + Shift + W is another common setting.
I just solved this problem on my own system. It was a permissions issue. What I had to do was grant “write” rights to myself on the IIS directory (in my case wwwroot). I retried the publish from Visual Studio and it worked perfectly.
Reading your question, I assume you are using IIS for debugging, not Visual Studio Development Server. In this case, debugging application start is tricky, because it is only called once when the application pool is started or recycled. When Visual Studio attaches to the process, Application_Start has already been running. The trick is to make … Read more
If you absolutely do not want to use code-behind, you can try conditional operator for this: <%# ((int)Eval(“Percentage”) < 50) ? “0 %” : Eval(“Percentage”) %> That is assuming field Percentage contains integer. Update: Version for VB.NET, just in case, provided by tomasofen: <%# If(Eval(“Status”) < 50, “0 %”, Eval(“Percentage”)) %>