This thing is a bit annoying.
How do I get rid of it.
Whenever I open a project and open a C # file in Visual Studio.
First, a dialog box will appear saying that Visual Studio is being opened.
Then this dialog box will always be displayed.
And it won't go away.
I could just ignore it and continue with Unity.
But it's still a little annoying.
This is not a very serious problem.
But it's really annoying.
I searched Google for a long time and couldn't find the answer.
I hope someone can give me some hints.
Disable Compress Assets on Import for faster loading.
Unity Documentation
And move project to a SSD or M.2
I changed the project name from Chinese to English.
Now the problem is solved.
This was not an issue in previous 2019 versions of Unity.
So I think it's a bug.
Make sure your project path and project name contains only English letters, this should help.
I had the same issue on Unity 2020.3.35f1. This helped me out.
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I'm using Visual Studio 2015 CE. About a week ago I started seeing a message box showing the error mentioned in the subject. It happens only if I try to open a .cs file and it's completely preventing me from working :(.
I also noticed that the projects in my solution are being "lazy loaded". That means that I open the solution and in the solution explorer I see my projects listed with a label that reads "(loading)". Once I click on them, they get loaded.
I think it could be due to a windows update, probably, because I also noticed that while working with the browser (Chrome or Edge) F12 seems to be automatically pressed because the developer tools are opened randomly. That kind of makes a consistent pattern with the issue in VS. I uninstalled the latest updates but still have the issue.
Now, I don't thing there's something wrong with my keybord, even that's possible.
I saw many posting about this issue but couldn't find a solution yet.
Does anybody know what could be wrong here? I'm about to completely reinstall my computer.
Thanks!
Gonzalo
We are using Silverlight 4 (we must use it. :p ) with VS2010. AFAIK we have the proper toolkits and SDKs installed.
When we try to open a XAML file, we are immediately presented with an error dialog that says: "Value cannot be null. Parameter name: typeName". The designer does not load. There is no output in the output window, there are no build errors.
We are at a complete loss on what to do.
This does only affect some of our workstations. We are in a controlled enviorment and reinstalling VS2010 is not really an option. Again :p
Thanks!
I've had similar dialog boxes pop up when I have had reference issues in the xaml but not with that exact text. I would verify that all the refferences are in the correct location and that they are the correct version.
This seems to be an issue specific to our corporate environment. MS support has been helping us for several days now. They don't seem any closer to a solution than we were.
Good luck to anyone here with the same question.
Some of the the Solution icons are broken and appears as follow.
I can simply load this using Visual Studio and I manually confirmed the content of the solution file to make sure that there's nothing wrong. But still some of the icons appears as above and I can't open on double clicking.
I can simply open the proper solutions which displays the solution icon as follows.
How to fix this issue?
You can always try recreating the solution from scratch. It only takes about a minute. Rename the existing solution and create a new empty solution and add the projects one by one. Once the new solution is in place, use a diff tool to figure out why the old one is acting strangely. My guess is that someone tried editing it manually and they hosed some of the formatting.
I've been having this irritating issue lately. The site I'm currently working on has large aspx pages with tons of client side js code. While I'm typing the Error List window will keep opening and closing at the bottom of VS (where I have the window docked). I mean constantly. This is beyond aggravating as you can imagine. It's happening to a coworker as well. Does anybody else have this issue? Any solutions? (other than smaller pages)
We've got 2008 Pro SP1. I've turned off every JS feature I can find since with pages this large it slows the VS to a crawl while it tries to parse it. I've tried closing the Error list completely but it just re-opens itself.
Thanks in advance,
Geoff
Try deleting the .user file in the project directory
Use Add/Remove programs to do a repair on VS2008
If neither of those work, copy the markup to a new project and attempt to reproduce. If you can reproduce this issue then update this question with details.
I finally found the options that were causing the issue.
1. Options->Text Editor-> Miscellaneous,
un-check "Formal HTML on paste
2. Options->Text Editor->JScript->Formatting
un-check The boxes under "Automatic Formatting"
It seems as if making the clipboard ring appear in the VS2008 toolbox is pretty elusive. Does anyone know how to turn this on ? Ctrl-Shift-V works fine, but I'd like to see what on the ring.
You should give Ditto a try. It saves everything you put in your clipboard into an sqlite database. A shortcut pops it up and shows the history of your clippings.
The nice thing is that you can instantly search in this window through all your clippings.
I set it up to remeber everything in my clipboard for 60 days and made a habit of copying everything that might be usefull. That way I can quickly find that particular SQL statement, i did last week. Just dont search for "select" ;-)
Try it for some days and you will be amazed. There is also a portable Version
If you drag text to the toolbox doesn't it appear?
It was removed in Visual Studio 2005. I'm trying to find a source for this.