We installed Microsoft Visio 2010 Premium on the Tridion 2011 SP1 CMS Server. We also installed Tridion Workflow designer plug in available in Tridion 2011 SP1 installer. When we try to access this add-on in Visio 2010 it is displayed under "Inactive Add-on's List"
How to activate this add-on so that we have upload workflow to CMS server and use it?
First step, make sure that it is properly enabled:
1.- Go to the Tools menu, click Trust Center, and then click Add-ins.
2.- In the Add-ins box, at the botton select COM Add-ins and click Go
3.- Select the check box for the TCM Workflow Add-in
If this is not working, play with the other options of the Trust center, as there is some setting in it, that is blocking it from being loaded
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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 configure visual studio 2012 to publish website and merge IL to one assembly.
in visual studio 2010 we had deployment projects , in vs 2012 they are not supported...
Edit: I have a web-site project and not web application.
Right click on the WebSite project and start "Publish Web Site". That brings up a dialog to start/configure the publish process. The first step of the wizard lets you select an existing publish profile or create a new one. The second step let you select the publish method. The really interesting step is the third one, the "Settings" step. It has an expandable section named "File Publish Options". Expanding it reveals three options where the second one ("Precompile during publishing") has a clickable link that brings you to another dialog that allows you to do advanced precompile settings. The second section on this dialog deals with merge options.
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".
When Visual Studio 2010 (10.0.4 SP1) was installed on my machine, it seems no web development settings were installed. There are no web projects under templates, and Web Development Settings do not appear under the default settings list (Under Tools->Import Export Settings).
I don't know for sure that I'm not just missing some big obvious 'Switch to Web Development Mode' button somewhere, but I've had a good Google and a look and I cant see anything.
I would rather not have to install Visual Web Developer. Is there some way I can add web development settings to my existing install of Visual Studio?
Here are the steps to install it while installing Web Deploymnet Settings
· Insert the DVD or CDROM Disk 1 – the Setup program starts automatically.
· Click Install Visual Studio 2010 and follow the instructions.
o This installs Visual Studio, the .NET framework, the development web server, and SQL Server 2008 Express.
o If you are installing Visual Web Developer 2010 Express Edition, it does NOT install SQL Server 2008 Express – you’ll need to download SQL Server 2008 and install it separately.
· On the Options page accept Default option – for the Default Environment Settings you can select Web Development Settings.
· Click the Install Product Documentation link to install the MSDN help files.
You must have missed it so run the setup again and as you don't want to reinstall VS you'll be asked to repair the setup there you can select the feature
refer:http://www.siue.edu/~dbock/cmis460/Module%20A%20--%20Appendix%20A%20in%20textbook/ModuleA-InstallSoftware.htm
http://www.microsoft.com/web/gallery/install.aspx?appid=VWDorVS2010SP1Pack
This adds the web development parts to an installed version of visual studio that lacks them (along with all the other tool you require for web development)
Testdriven.net not available in the right-click context menu??
Check which edition of Visual Studio you have - you cannot install add-ins to Visual Studio Express editions.
Check you have actually installed TestDriven.Net.
Check the TestDriven.Net add-in is enabled in Visual Studio by going to Tools -> Add-in Manager and making sure the checkbox next to it is ticked, and that the Startup checkbox is also ticked.