How to stop or disable SignalR service in Visual Studio 2015.
UI has changed since 2013, so the following is not applicable to VS 2015 (How to stop/close SignalR service)
Right click on menu and select "Standard" toolbar. Browser Link button will have "Enable browser link" checkbox.
Video on how to do it
http://screencast.com/t/FLaQHBH0Oy7
Alternatively you can open up the Browser Link Dashboard. View -> Other Windows -> Browser Link Dashboard
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I am doing asp.net web application that will play the media on the website.
I am trying to add Windows Media Player tools on Toolbox but when I try to add I have:
"The following controls were successfully added to the toolbox but are not enabled in the active designer:
Windows Media Player
Make sure the controls to add are compatible with the current designer and .NET Framework version.
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Make sure that the latest version of the Player and the Player SDK is installed on your machine.
Install and register the PIA. For more information, see Registering Primary Interop Assemblies for Application Development.
Start a new project in Visual Studio .NET.
From the Tools menu, select Customize Toolbox.
In the COM Components tab, click on the check box for Windows Media Player item to select the Player. Click OK to close the dialog and add the Player to the Toolbox.
At the start of your project, make sure you are using the right .NET Framework version. Select the Windows Form app with the VB logo on the corner of it, and use .NET Framework 4.5. I'm running Visual Studio 2019 and it works fine for me.
How can I prevent visual studio 2017 to open a new window when I tried to debug asp.net core application?
Previously it's used to open just a tab in web browser.
Tools > Options > Dedugging > General > uncheck the option Enable JavaScript debugging for ASP.NET (Chrome and IE).
https://www.johanbostrom.se/blog/how-to-disable-the-built-in-chrome-from-starting-when-debugging-in-visual-studio-2017
It's a VS setting in your project properties. Open them and go to the Web tab and select "don't open page, wait for a request from an external app".
In Visual Studio 2015 with an ASP.NET MVC project, we were able to set the start action to "Don't open a page":
With a default .NET Core project in Visual Studio 2017, the web tab isn't available. When I run my site, I just want to run IIS Express like before. Anyone have any idea how to achieve this?
Note that I did turn off the new Chrome debug option already (as highlighted below here):
For me this was fixed by opening launchSettings.json under Properties and setting launchBrowser to false.
Right click on your project core so properties and uncheck Launch URL, save and run it again.
It must sound a stupid question but I am not able to find the "Properties" window so that i can set the IIS settings in my web application project. I am using Visual Studio 2010 (SP1). The weird thing is for other projects like a console application I am able to see the properties window.
It's because that's a Visual Studio Web Site, not a Visual Studio Project.
When you create the site, choose Project instead, and after that you get to choose the project type, which can be one of the web types. Then you do get the properties tab.
Try using the View menu to get the properties window back Or got to Windows => Reset Window Layout if you need to reset them back.
In visual studio 2010 you can find asp.net configuration button in solution explorer: hammer an' a globe.
There is no such a button in Visual Studio 2012.
How can i access asp.net configuration
Simply click on your project, or any file within your project (Don't select the entire Solution);
Click the "PROJECT" menu, last Menu item is "ASP.NET Configuration".