Doug Loi
12/21/2002 7:36:00 PM
I didn't realize you could add all the files at once.
That certainly helps. But you're right; there's a lot of
debugging still.
I duplicated the src="whatever.cs" to
codeBehind="whatever.cs" in the files I'm trying to open
so it at least tries to open aspx pages visually.
I've managed to get through a number of errors. But
there's something wrong I can't figure out. I'm using the
portal example, and the personalization modules are
causing a problem. When I try to open PageHeader.ascx for
example, I get this error:
"PageHeader -- The base class 'PortalModuleControl' could
not be loaded. Ensure the assembly has been referenced or
built if it is part of the project."
I think I need to build just the personalization dll's
again. But I don't know how to compile only certain files
from visual studio. I can't compile the whole application
because it says it's looking for a Main method.
What does MS expect you're examining these quickstarts
with, if they were not intended for Visual Studio?
>-----Original Message-----
>Are you talking Visual Studio, or Visual Studio .NET? If
Visual Studio, you
>do not have a lot of choices; if VS.NET, you can create a
project in an
>existing folder and use the folders in question. You then
choose the show
>all files button and add files. You will likely have a
bit of debugging.
>
>If you do not have VS.NET, you can download IDEs for
development from
>www.asp.net and www.icsharpcode.com. The first is aimed
at web apps, while
>the second does a bit of both, but is more code oriented
than UI (at least
>it was the last I looked at it).
>
>--
>Gregory A. Beamer
>MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
>Author: ADO.NET and XML: ASP.NET on the Edge
>
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>"Doug Loi" <dougls@comcastdotnet> wrote in message
>news:099701c2a63e$6ed4faf0$cef82ecf@TK2MSFTNGXA08...
>> Ok, I downloaded the SDK, the Quickstarts run great, but
>> how do I edit the source (html) files with Visual
Studio?
>> Just opening a file won't give me the design view. How
in
>> the world do I set up the project or solution, or do I
>> even need to do that?
>>
>> any help humbly taken.
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