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• Re: debugging in VWD 2008

  By default VWD will display whatever page is selected in your solution explorer when you start debugging. So if you create a new page, hit F5, it should be displayed. You can override this behavior by right clicking on a specific item and selecting "Set As Start Page". Since Master Pages aren't served pages, if you have a master page selected, VWD will serve the root, which may display the root of your contents depending on how your server is configured. If you add a "Default.aspx"

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by johndund on 10/8/2008

• Re: HELP - vs2008 sp1 broke the toolbox !!

  If I understand you correctly, when you do a "Choose Items..." on the toolbox, you see all the items get added and they're checked, but when you hit OK and you take yourself into a web application or web site, you don't see the controls available? If you do a "Show All" on the toolbox, do you see them? Are all the other controls working, or can you not add any controls to the toolbox? If you do a reset toolbox and try the process again, does it make any difference? Thanks

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 8/15/2008

• Re: HELP - vs2008 sp1 broke the toolbox !!

  No, I am definitely not saying that . I'm just trying to get you up and running as soon as possible. Whatever the issue is I want to be able to find the issue and solve it. If uninstalling certain 3rd party frameworks that might be party to a crash in VS helps for now, hopefully that can be a temporary solution until we find a better one (i.e. fix the incompatibility somehow). To give a crash dump, please follow the instructions here: http://blogs.msdn.com/mikhailarkhipov/archive/2006/07/25/678308

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 8/15/2008

• Re: HELP - vs2008 sp1 broke the toolbox !!

  Do you have any third party add-ons installed? I've heard of a situation where PowerCommands 1.01 for instance might be causing pretty random crashes and uninstalling them fixes the issue. If we can't figure it out through this means, I'd be interested in obtaining a crash dump to look into this and will supply instructions.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 8/15/2008

• Re: Start Page Recent Projects is missing options to Open or Create Web Site

  Hi there, On the server machine, it sounds like you don't have the web development component installed. I'm assuming that you're unable to open web sites at all? To install the web development component you need to re-run setup on your server machine, and then when the list of features comes up, make sure web development is checked. Hope this helps. John

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by johndund on 12/15/2007

• Re: Error loading AJAX Control Toolkit in VS 2008

  If you're trying to follow the video, you'll want the AJAX toolkit 3.5 version. On the download page ( http://www.codeplex.com/AtlasControlToolkit/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=8513 ) there should be four zip files--two of which should say "Framework3.5". Make sure you choose one of those. If you're intending to use a site built against the 2.0 framework and thus want the toolkit version 1.0 built against AJAX 1.0, you'll need to install AJAX 1.0 from http://ajax

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 12/12/2007

• Re: Web Application Project Keeps Checking Out

  Ah, yes, this will work around the problem of not getting checked out every time, though it does not change the fact that your port will continue to change, and it can possibly break situations where you have any other project or web site in your solution that has a web reference to a service in your web application. If those aren't concerns though then this will work fine. Glad you found a solution!

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 12/5/2007

• Re: Web Application Project Keeps Checking Out

  Hi MShanahan, The way the logic for determining ports works, VS will attempt to use the currently used port unless the port is being used by something else, in which case it will ask the OS for a different one and subsequently update the project file. It's possible that a firewall or anti-virus program on your machine may be saying that the port is in use. Are you using an anti-virus or some other security software that might lock down ports (if so, which one are you using)? If so, can you see

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by johndund on 12/4/2007

• Re: Using existing website in VS2005 is being localy copy when in source safe 6.0

  Yes, web projects require files to be downloaded once from within the IDE, whereas client projects don't (this is a consequence how VS communicates with the web project system). So if you open your solution from disk from within the IDE after having downloaded them originally just from VSS, it will have to enlist in the projects once and download all files. Subsequent opens of the solution should not re-download the files. It's recommended that you open your solution from source control initially

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by johndund on 6/9/2006

• Re: Using existing website in VS2005 is being localy copy when in source safe 6.0

  Hi there, I would like to clarify your problem. When you say "get the solution back from source safe", how do you do this? Are you opening the solution from source control or from disk? (i.e. are you doing a file -> open project and exploring to your .sln file on your local hard drive [from disk], or are you doing an open from source control operation?). An open from source control operation should always download the latest versions of the files. An open from disk should simply connect to the

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by johndund on 5/30/2006