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• Re: May CTP - Where does it store web site settings?

  thanks, I'll have a look.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/17/2004

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  There doesn't seem to be a project file for the web project so I have no file to edit. That is what I find odd. Where are these setting kept in Whidbey? At the moment I am having to manually copy the dll into the web project's bin directory for it to use the correct version. This is not a good solution. I am going to make a post build step to do it. All the other projects have a Referenced folder in the solution explorer. The web project doesn't.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/16/2004

• May CTP - Where does it store web site settings?

  If for example I set the default start page for a site to "banana" this infomation gets persisted. I can't find where this is persisted though. Which file is it in? Thanks Nigel Thorne

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/10/2004

• May CTP - Adding an existing C# Web Site looks VB

  The Icon in the solution make the website look like a VB project when it was a C# one. Is there a way to inform VS that it is a C# project? Where is this infomation stored?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/10/2004

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  ok that explains it. :o(

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/10/2004

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  Nope, no luck. Thanks for trying. I'm using WinXP Pro V2002 service pack 1 with the May 2004 CTP.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/10/2004

• Re: Add reference from Class Library to Web Project doesn't work??

  Hi Scott, I am using the May Beta of Whidbey, and I still can't add references to a "web site" project. I can add Web References, but the "Add Reference" button does nothing. no error, no dialog, nothing. Is this a configuration error on my local version, or is it a missing feature still? Thanks Nigel Thorne

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by nigel.thorne on 6/9/2004