I am new in using StimulSoft. I designed report in StiWebReport Control completely, but I have problem when I want to add this code in page load.
Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport report = new Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport();
It says "The type or namespace name 'StiReport' does not exist in the namespace 'Stimulsoft.Report'"
What should I do whith this error?
You need to add a reference to the library you're using into Visual Studio, so it knows about that code.
Something like this:
In Solution Explorer, double-click the My Project node for the project.
In the Project Designer, click the References tab.
Click the Add button to open the Add Reference dialog box.
In the Add Reference dialog box, select the tab indicating the type of component you want to reference (.Net)
Click Browse
Navigate to the DLL provided by Stimulsoft.
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So I am trying to add a date time picker to my web application within Visual Studio, but it turns out I cant see it in the tool box. I am running VS 2012
If I go into the tool box and try and add it 'choose items > .net framework components > Find datetimepicker it is selected there!!!
Any reasons why I cant see it, or is there a way I can manually add this?
If you want to use Date Picket in your web application,you can download Aajx Toolkit based on your framework version 3.5 or 4.0.
After downloading the Aajx Toolkit,unzip the folder and find the.dll file.
Now You have to add reference of it into your application.
Right click on your application tools and select add new tab and name it 'Ajax Tools'.
Right click on that tab and select 'Choose Items'.
Popup window will come and click on browse button,select that unzipped .dll file and click on 'Ok' button.
You can see reference is added into your bin folder and see the new Ajax controls under the new 'Ajax tools' tab.
you can find Calender Extender control over there and you can use it by simply drag and drop into your page.
As titled, any solution in Visual Studio 2008?
I tried to add the .SelectedValue into Watch during debug, but it gives me:
The name 'SelectedValue' does not exist in the current context Then there is a refresh icon with promp saying Click this button to evaluate now, but after clicking it, there is no value changes in the Watch window.
You don't want to watch .SelectedValue but YourDropDownList.SelectedValue.
Visual Studio will not automatically add missing parts since this would be a source of errors.
I am using visual studio 2005 and I have added Datepicker dll in my bin folder of sample project.And By doing right click on solution Explorer Add:references,choosed the that dll.But I want display that control in my toolbar.Does I need to create tab for it.Or it automatically get created.or need to go to toolbox then right click anywhere in the toolbox area click choose item and then select server control dll from there and it should appear in toolbox.Suppose if I done this for my sample project.But when next time I am using other project using vs 2005,that control can be seen in toolbar.I know we have to add reference into project for dll but for control need to create tab once again?
You will have to open up a new instance of visual studio right click your toolbox, select Add tab, then you right click the newly added tab and select Choose items, browse to the dll and add the dll, this should add the date picker for all projects, at least it worked for me
I am using visual studio 2005 and I have added Datepicker dll in my bin folder.And By doing right click on solution Explorer Add:references,choosed the that dll.But I want display that control in my toolbar.Does I need to create tab for it.Or it automatically get created.
You need to go to your toolbox then right click anywhere in the toolbox area click choose item and then you can sleect your server control dll from there and it should appear in your toolbox
For Visual Studio information always check MSDN first ;-)
HTH.
When I use the 'Jump To ...' context menu CodeRush drops a marker before jumping, so that I can navigate back.
When I CTRL-F in Visual Studio it doesn't.
How can I configure CodeRush to add this handy little navigation aide.
Ok simple enough
Create a new Shortcut using instructions found here
Specify Ctrl+F as the Key
Specify MarkerDrop as the Command
Then check the "after executing this command, pass shortcut to IDE for default handling" checkbox.
Ctrl+F should now drop a marker whenever it launches the Find Dialog.
More detail and bonus Marker tips are available here