I just newly installed Visual Studio Comunity 2019, and I tried to start a new ASP.NET MVC project. However, I can't seem to find the Browser Button. https://imgur.com/ajtDatf
I mean the one where you can choose with which Browser (IE, Chrome, Mozilla, etc) do you want to run your project. Does anyone know how to fix this.
I'm in Germany and Visual Studio is also in german.:D
Thank you for your help.
So, aparently I get this issue when I'm forking from a Repo from Github. If I close and reopen the Visual Studio after the fork, the problem is solved.
So far, It happend only with two repos. The thing is that I borrowed a new laptop and installed the Visual Studio 2019 on it. Never had this issue before on my old PC.
Feels good fixing your own issues. :D
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Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 Version 17.0.4
Starting from scratch a "Multi-Platform App (Uno Platform|net6)" project, closing the solution and reopening it, the "mobile" project is listed as "incompatible".
It happened to me on two different computers.
I run the "uno-check" and after installing the missing parts it tells me that everything is ok, but when I load the solution the mobile project continues with the same error.
Any idea?
The .NET 6 mobile project template is only supported on Visual Studio 17.1 Preview 1 and later.
I leave the link where he explains that the problem is in the manifest of the packages.
[https://github.com/unoplatform/uno/discussions/7833][1]
I have a weird issue with my visual studio 2017. When I load a project the icons look just fine, but when I edit and save some code the icon disappears.
It looks like this:
The issue isn't breaking, it's just odd that it's broken. I have used the installer to 'repair' my visual studio, but to no avail. Has this happened to anyone else?
Edit: Some backstory might be needed. I have reset this laptop at the start of a new school year. Visual Studio 2015 has worked fine (Including the icons) before I reset the laptop.
After the reset, I had installed Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise edition, since someone stated my school had a license. Since they did not, I uninstalled it and installed Visual Studio 2017 Professional edition. The icons have been broken ever since I installed this version.
This issue is reported by the developer's community Solution Shows Missing File Icon.
And now this issue has been fixed in version 15.4 which has been released a new visual studio after solving it. You can download fixed version of visual studio from below link:
https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/preview/
I am developing a web application on Visual Studio 2013. On older versions, whenever there is a bug in the web app, I moved from the browser to the visual studio to the line where the code is.
Now, whenever there is a bug, I just see it in the browser without being able to see it in the Visual Studio. As if the debugger is not able to step into my code.
This has been going on for all my web projects which makes me feel that it is a setting in VS but I am not able to locate it.
can anyone help?
I was able to find out what was wrong here.
it seems that for some reason, under Debug in the main menu and under Exceptions, nothing was checked! I checked ALL "Common Language Run-time Exceptions" and it worked for me.
However, you need to spend sometime there in the debugging list. If you enable ALL, you will get all sort of exceptions captured.
I have VS2015 and VS2013 installed side-by-side. In VS2013 I have a list of emulators to start my app and it works awesome.
But VS2015 only has device in the list. How do I add the phone emulators to Visual Studio 2015?
UPDATE:
After playing around some more I've dug up some new findings.
Creating a new universal JavaScript project has the same issue
Creating a new universal C# project DOES show a list of emulators.
This worked for me!
Although I had CoreCon\12 and vs2015.3 instead of CoreCon\11 and vs2012
Maybe you could fix this issue by deleting this folder
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Phone Tools\CoreCon\11.0
Then open VS2012 again.
If not repairing is always recommended
original post : no-emulator-lists-to-deploy-windows-phone-app
Rerun the installer. Make sure that the desired options are checked (probably either Windows Phone 8.1 Emulator or Microsoft Visual Studio Emulator for Android, you don't say which emulator you are interested in). If in doubt, just check everything.
If you had unloaded your start project, it may not be your start project anymore after reloading. So do a right click -> Set as Startup Project and then hopefully the emulators will reappear.
Im using Visual studio 2008. Every once in a while files that exist in the root of couple of my class libraries disapear from the solution explorer on visual studio.
Files exist on subversion. I could not understand the reason of this and it just happened again..
Any one has experienced this problem also?
This issue is also reported by TFS users (See google), so it is most likely a Visual Studio bug. It would be nice if somebody found out a way to reproduce this issue. That would finally enable Microsoft to fix this issue.