I can't seem to find my code anywhere, there were solutions to my question. Such as checking the 'Solution Explorer' However accessing the 'Solution Explorer' didn't help, because I couldn't pull it up either.
Is there any other way to access my file?
You can solve this problem by going to the 'View' tab and selecting the 'Object Brower', select the name of your file. Press the drop down arrows until you see something called 'Program'. When you click on program, you should see some method/functions from your project. Double click on any of those and VS should bring up your code.
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Normally when I type a command in modelsim, if I have a star * in the command, it lists the available files that match that wildcard. The most common one I do is
>do *.do
And then a window pops up showing all the files with the extension *.do, and I can use the arrow keys to select the file I want to perform the command on.
While this suggestions window was open, I accidentally clicked the X and it closed. Now, I can't figure out how to get that suggestion window to reappear. Even after restarting modelsim, I just get nothing at all when I type the same command. I did do a sanity check and make sure I actually have *.do files in the same directory...
How do I get that autocomplete/wildcard window back? I can't seem to locate it in the toolbar windows.
I found an answer on the Google Forums:
Go to Tools > Edit Preferences. Then select the By Name tab and expand Main. Scroll down to EnableCommandHelp and set it's value to 1.
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to answer but I found no other community which could help me with this. I accidentally closed the left-sidebar that shows the currently open project and it's files. Not sure what it's called, maybe navigation, folder view, either way, I tried pressing nearly every key combination to no results. I tried searching in the command palette for something that looked like "open project sidebar" but nothing. Now I'm stuck having no idea how to restore my primary navigation means when working with Atom. I tried opening multiple projects but I just get a black screen without the project sidebar, like it was hidden.
Any ideas?
I'm talking about this sidebar:
It is called "Tree-View".
You should be able to enable it via command pallete or ctrl + ,
It depends on your OS. On Mac OS X, it's CMD-\ (Command-Backslash) to toggle it. The option located on the View menu, called Toggle Tree View (the last menu option).
I'm really hitting a wall over here.
I was making some changes to an existing web site project in VS2010 and everything was fine.
Sudently, i was unable to rebuild the solution. I can build and run it, with every change i made working. When i try to publish it, it gives the error "External component has thrown an exception" and gives no aditional information.
So, i started everything from zero and started to rebuild the solution after each change, to check where the problem was. The error is thrown when i add a new control (be it a text box) and then, in the code behind i try to set is value to something (like Me.TextBox1 = ""), although the textBox is correctly recognized.
Has someone experienced anything similar? I'm googling for 3 days and i just can't solve this really important issue.
Thanks in advance
EDIT:
I tried to delete all references and re-add them but nothing.
Other apps are working fine.
Is there any way that i can debug this error? i tried to check the events log, but found nothing.
Ok, i solved my problem.
The textboxes were inside a panel and for the new ones i had to declare a textbox and assign it to PanelName.FindControl(TextBoxName).
The already existent ones didn't need this.
Still don't know why it was working fine and suddently stopped working.
None of the other questions regarding this question were able to answer this. I am new to programming, and I am just trying to add a FacebookLogin option to the website.
I built all the Javascript they wanted, and there is no error there(I don't think). In the interest of saving time, and that I am working on multiple computers. I am going to post pictures of all the code. I have added excess using statements to try and get the reference.
http://imgur.com/a/2wCyf
If you need anymore information let me know. And I will edit this page.
it looks like you just have some simple issues to fix in your IDE/project. The below instructions are for Visual Studio, but can be slightly altered for other IDEs.
First, make sure you have a reference to the Facebook SDK for .NET (I'm assuming you're using Outercurve's library from the looks of it):
In Visual Studio, check in the Solution Explorer window, then expand the "References", and make sure you see it there.
If it's not there, right-click "References", then "Manage Nuget Packages". When the Packages screen pops up, ensure in the left-pane that you have "Online -> nuget.org" selected. In the top right of the Packages window, in the "Search Online" textbox, enter:
facebook sdk and press "enter". On my screen, it's the second search result. To ensure you have the correct one, ensure that the "Created by" field says "Outercurve Foundation" before you accept it. Once you know you have the right package, hit the "Install" button, and it will be added to your project.
Once you have verified you have the correct reference, if you are still having the issue, make sure you have a "using" statement in your class file, to ensure library types you are using are recognized. In this example, I believe that would be:
using Facebook;
From the images of code you provided, I didn't see that statement in there, so that may be the problem, if this is fact the library you are referencing.
I am new to this type of application but what I found that is:
Use Facebook.FacebookClient instead of FacebookClient.
The <homePage> tag in my .qhcp file doesn't appear to work. Sometimes it seems to set the page I specify in that tag to be the value in Edit..Preferences..Options..Homepage; sometimes not. Either way, clicking the Home button does not work. Sometimes it does nothing, sometimes it says the page could not be found - and gives what looks to me to be a perfectly valid path.
Any ideas? Or worst case, is there a way to get the viewer to not show the Home button?
The <homePage> should provide a complete path, i.e.
<homePage>qthelp://your.full.namespace/doc/index.html</homePage>
Could that be the problem?
I clicked Restore to default, and now it seems to work. Not sure what's going on, but hopefully the problem is behind us...