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• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  This just seem to go on and on, and noone from MS seem to care. The latest problem I am having is with a GridView that according to the "Designer" (maybe destroyer would be a more approriate word) isn't there at all....besides the fact that the HTML Editor still show all the source code as before and all browser seem to be able to display it as wlel. This is just to much, is this really the best MS can do these days???

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 11/2/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  So, to summarize, several experienced developers have come to the conclusion that VS2008 just isn't a RAD anymore, and several people, including myself, now claim VS2008 to be close to useless. And still, despite this discussion being on the official ASP.NET forum, no one from Microsoft really seem to care to respond to this, or even better, trying to solve the problem. Should we then make the assumption that Microsoft doesn't care about Visual Studio and ASP.NET anymore, and that we will

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 10/14/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  It seems obvious that Microsoft doesn't care about this problem, I mean, it after all only their main development product that isn't working for web development....nothing big really :( Considering that another major bug, the refreshing of datasources, hasn't worked satisfactory in Visual Studio for several years (if ever), I can't say I have high hopes of this other problem getting fixed any time soon. Sure, Visual Studio is still all in all a good product, but you can't help

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 10/7/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  I've just changed name and label of 12 textboxes including their labels, only to suddenly have VS2008 roll back everything and of course undo doesn't work at all. To be fully honest, I H A T E the (so called) HTML designer in VS2008 right now, it is a usless piece of crap! :( Did I mention that VS2008 also decided to rename my objectdatasource, as well as rolling back all the columes in the datagrid. What a joke.....could just as well use Notepad... Is there ANY way to get a working HTML

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 9/29/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  The hotfix doesnt seem to make any difference at all regarding this, ie the fix isnt really a fix. This is driving me so cracy right now, I do check in:s after each succesful page update now just to make sure that VS2008 doesnt suddenly decide to do a roll back on me and delete everything I have done. Havn't done manual HTML editing in 5 years but with VS2008 it seems to be the only option...

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 9/28/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  So, what is the status on this? Should we just give up on VS2008? The error is extremly annoying and also very embarrasing for Microsoft, as it makes the whole product look stupid and my Java colleagues laugh at me when they hear me swear about this fault. I have to be honest and say that I find VS2008 almost useless for any kind of web design because of this. Is Microsoft doing anything to solve this? Can anyone recommend an external editor that can be plugged in into VS2008 which can actually handle

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 9/22/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  No one? Can't imagine that we are the only ones affected by this bug? (Sorry for nagging but it's driving us nuts having to switch to the HTML code constantly to correct these problems, feels like you have been transported 10 years back in time :D )

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 7/7/2009

• Re: Visual Studio 2008 - html not updating with design view

  What is the current status on this? I honestly find the HTML editor of VS2008 to be close to useless as it has so many bugs and doesn't really seem to work. It seems like it would actualy be quicker to just edit the HTML code manually, instead of trying all kind of work arounds to get this to work. I have applied the hotfix but it doesn't really seem to fix this, I still have problems like trying to rename a button, only to see it magicaly change it's name back to what it had before and

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by improwise on 7/5/2009

• Re: Debugging madness with multiple sites

  As often, it turned out to be a configuration error. I had forgotten that I had created a new application pool for my standard site, while the 2 new websites used the Classice ASP.NET one. Apparantly that did not work (perhaps no big suprise really). Once they had the same application pool, it all worked fine. /pJ

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by improwise on 8/10/2007

• Debugging madness with multiple sites

  For various reasons (has to do with SSL and handling of client certs) I have to use several different websites on my local development machine (IIS7, running Vista Ultimate) all pointing to the same actual location on disc (same web application). The "standard" one is an application under the default website, the others are web sites (not under default website). All sites work find without debugging. Now on the the strange stuff....debugging the normal application work without any problems

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by improwise on 8/9/2007