I have a VS 2019 Commujnity project targeting .NET core 5.
Over VS 2019, I’ve installed Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2019 ODT for VS 2019 19.3.3.0.0;
On my project, I’ve installed Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.Core 3.21.80 via NuGet.
My problem is that on Toolbox I don’t see Oracle Tab.
I’ve tried to manually create Oracle tab by adding OracleCommand, OracleCommandBuilder, OracleConnection, OracleDataAdapter all from Oracle.ManagedDataAccess assembly.
The problem is that the "Choose Toolbox Items" show me only ".NET Framework components" and not something like ".NET Core components": maybe I've choosen wrong items.
So I still have problem, when I try to drag an OracleDataAdapter the wizard don’t start.
Any suggestion?...
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I have installed visual studio community 2022 with two workloads (for web apps), these workloads have a size about 5GB, They were downloaded previously and using in visual studio 2019, so when I choose them in the installer, the required downloads required was 1.68GB.
The downloading and installation completed successfully, but when I launched the visual studio 2022 to create new projects, no project templates appeared. I see only blank solution.
I opened the installer to ensure that workloads selected or not, and they are selected.
Now, how can I find the templates?
Open Visual Studio Installer.
Locate the Visual Studio 2022 panel and click "Modify".
On the right, in the "Installation details" menu, under "ASP.NET and web development" and then "Optional", check "Additional project templats (previous versions)".
Click "Modify" and you'll be done!
I had been using VS2013 for some time and a Qt Tools tab was present (as shown in the screenshot below) after installing Qt Visual Studio Tools
PROBLEM: Now I have installed VS 2019 Community edition. I have already installed Qt Visual Studio Tools extension. But still, the Qt tab is missing in the ribbon (as shown in the screenshot below). Due to this, I am also not able to set the path of the Qt exe correctly.
PS: Qt extension is definitely installed properly because when I try to create a new project, it shows the various options to create Qt project.
In Visual Studio 2019 theQt VS Tools menu is a sub-menu in the Extensions menu.
Note: the binaries created with VS2013 are not compatible with VS2019, for it to work you need Qt build with Visual Studio 2015 or 2017.
I just installed Visual Studio 2017 Community edition.
When I want to make a new project, there is no option to create an ASP.NET application.
What's up with that?
Go to Visual Studio Installer , select Community Version Update in the appeared menu select Asp.Net and Install it.
I cloned an ASP.NET vNext project from github and I'm running VS .NET 2013. I was under the impression that Update 4 would allow me to open vNext projects with .kproj files, but I'm getting the following message:
Unsupported This version of Visual Studio is unable to open the
following projects. The project types may not be installed or this
version of Visual Studio may not support them.
Is there something else I need to do in .NET 2013 to open a .kproj project? I'd like to avoid 2015 if I can help it.
ASP.NET vNext is only supported in VS 2015.
You cannot open kproj files in a previous version
I just updated my project to MVC 5.1 from MVC 5. The main web.config file got updated automatically, but web.configs under main View and Areas folders weren't changed. I suspect that's why now I lost both intellisense and resharper support for my actions, controllers and areas.
Does anyone know correct web.config content for MVC 5.1 Views? Just replacing 3.0.0.0 to 3.1.0.0 and 5.0.0.0 -> 5.1.0.0 did not solve the issue.
It happens in both Visual Studio 2012 and 2013 Professional.
Found a solution from this MS article:
MVC 5.1 Tooling Support and Razor IntelliSense are Still Broken Even
After Installing VS2013 Update 1 RC
Known issue:
If a VS2013 user installed “Microsoft ASP.NET and Web Tools 2013.1 for
Visual Studio 2013” before they install VS2013 Update 1 RC, they won’t
be able to get MVC 5.1 tooling support that comes with VS2013 Update 1
RC.
Symptom:
MVC 5.1 tooling support and Razor IntelliSense are still broken even
after installing VS2013 Update 1 RC.
Workaround:
From "Add/Remove Program", uninstall "Microsoft ASP.NET and Web
Tools 2013.1 for Visual Studio 2013"
Repair VS2013 RTM
Install VS2013 update 1 RC if you have not yet installed it. If you have
already installed this, you don’t need to reinstall or repair it.
From Web PI, reinstall Microsoft ASP.NET and Web Tools 2013.1 for
Visual Studio 2013 or repair Azure SDK 2.2.
Update NuGet Packages
Steps:
Select TOOLS –> NuGet Package Manager –> Package Manager Console. This opens the Package Manager Console pane.
In command prompt, type Update-Package and press Enter.
This command will update the MVC files and activate the intellisense again.
Well if you update to ASP.NET MVC 5.1 RTM without updating Visual Studio 2013, you will not get Visual Studio editor support for syntax highlighting while editing the Razor views. You will need to update Visual Studio 2013 to get this support.
So it is not directly connected with IntelliSense or Resharper. But anyway I would try to update VS13 to VS13 Update 1
Update NuGet Packages in Package Manager Console.
Verify the current version of System.web.MVC and update it in the Views/Web.config file and also verify the version in Web.config of Root folder.