With F7 I can go from the ASPX file to its code-behind file (cs) .
How can I do the reversed switch : from the code-behind file to the ASPX file ?
Thank you
F7 should toggle between the code behind and the source file. Press F7 again to go back to the source file.
See this post: Visual Studio hotkey to switch between code behind and source file?
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The title is self explanatory, but here goes:
I have .tm file in which I have written some source code.
I want to open the file as a project, similar to .cpp files, when I simply chose to open it with visual studio it opens it as a text file, with no markup.
To add any extension you need to do the following:
Go to Tools
Go to Options
Go to VC++ Project Settings
On the extensions to include line add ;*.whateverExtension
Back on the tree form click on Text Editor
In the extension box write whateverExtension
Chose Visual C++ as editor
Click add and OK
And we're fine.
Is it possible to add a PDF file to a visual studio project? If it is, how?
You must first add the PDF to the file system, inside your project directory. After the PDF document exists inside the project directory, go to Visual Studio and click the Show All Files button which is found in the top right of the solution explorer window. If the file is not visible, you may need to click the Refresh button. Then right click the PDF and choose Include in Project.
I added a control on my .aspx page and set Id and runat=server for it but, it doesn't render on my page when I open it in browser as well it doesn't generate code for it in designer file.
Try that:
1) Remove your_page.designer.cs file.
2) Go to the ASPX page and cut markup, then paste it.
This should force Visual Studio code generation from scratch.
Another try would be check that your control compiles. Sometimes the whole control doesn't compile and you can't add it to the page with success.
Finally, if non of these works for you, you can clean and rebuild your Visual Studio solution.
Matias's appraoch should work another way of doing this is:
Delete the designer.cs file that is causing issues
Right click on the aspx file and "make application" (or something to that effect)
This will regenerate the file.
I have a file (just a file. It is not in a solution) that is a Windows Work Flow file.
When I open it I get the GUI interface for WF. How can I show the xaml under it? (With out making a solution and adding my file to the solution.)
Try the File / Open / file menu item. In the Open file dialog, do not click on Open, but on the arrow to the right of the open button. There, choose Open with... and choose the XML editor.
You can also simply press f7 (or whatever your mapping for "View Code" is).
Unlike with clicking f7 on a WPF .xaml file, which opens both the xaml and code-behind next to each other, for Workflows Visual Studio will close the designer view to open the xaml.
I want to edit a binary file, but I don't want to use another tool other than Visual Studio because it's a pain to switch back and forth.
Is there perhaps an add-in or some built in functionality that can do that in Visual Studio?
Menu File → Open → File
Select the file to be opened
On the open file dialog at the bottom there is a down arrow on the "Open" button
Click "Open With..."
Click "Binary Editor"
Click OK
Or for the keyboard geeks out there:
Ctrl + o
Ctrl + v (paste filename)
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In addition to Kevin's answer, with Visual Studio 2017 you need to have the Visual Studio C++ Core Features component installed.
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Another way to do it is to rename your file to .bin and drag it into VS editor
right click the file in Solution Explorer,
select 'Open With...'
select 'Binary Editor'
Let's enjoy the hex world :)