I am using visual studio 2013 and it has built in html agility pack and I have update it to but it is not showing me in library neither by using htmlagilitypack nor by adding references
The HTML Agility Pack is not part of Visual Studio 2013.
You can get it from NuGet
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Not able to find EJS Language Support Extension in Visual Studio 2022. I searched online from extensions as shown below as well as tried installing from website https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DigitalBrainstem.javascript-ejs-support
Not able to do both
I switched to Visual Studio Code where I found these features and moved from Visual Studio to Visual Studio Code
I have an rdlc (definition is 2010) and trying to edit it in the Visual studio 2017 (community).
When I open it in the designer (which is an separated extension and require to install)
It ask me to update the RDLC to latest version.
I can edit it in visual studio 2017 after update RDLC.
But edited RDLC CANNOT be rendered (the definition updated to 2016)
http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2016/01/reportdefinition
If I choose not to update, the report viewer can display the report correctly.
Then I try to search why the reportViewer unable to render definition 2016 RDLC.
I found that the reportViewer version in Visual studio 2017 is version 12.
According to information from web, the latest version of report viewer is 14.
And I found there is actually NO WAY to update the report viewer to 14 (at least in community version).
I am curious why the handling of visual studio 2017 can be that bad
The RDLC designer forces us to update the RDLC to 2016 definition in visual studio 2017
But there is no way to update the viewer to render the report with 2016 definition
Installed things:
Designer ask me to update when trying to view the RDLC in the VS2017
Updated RDLC cannot be rendered in the ReportViewer
If choose not to update, the reportViewer can be displayed, but designer cannot view and edit the RDLC
There are a few different components for RDLC in Visual Studio 2017.
Designer
Installed as an extension - you need this to edit your reports. I understand this is what you have already:
Microsoft Rdlc Report Designer for Visual Studio (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
Projects/Wizards
A separate extension. Adds the projects and wizards into Visual Studio that you use for creating new projects/reports.
Microsoft Reporting Services Projects (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
Extension links only for clarification, you can find them in Visual Studio in:
Tools -> Extensions and Updates -> Online.
ReportViewerControl
For each project you have that uses ReportViewer, you need the ReportViewerControl NuGet package to give you the updated viewer:
For Winforms (or WPF via a WindowsFormsHost (learn.microsoft.com)):
Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportViewerControl.Winforms (nuget.org)
For ASP.Net (never used personally):
Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportViewerControl.WebForms (nuget.org)
Again, links only for clarification, you can find in Visual Studio in:
Tools -> NuGet Package Manager -> Manage NuGet Packages for Solution -> Browse.
Note: Be sure to install the correct nuget packages. If you're coming from VS2015 you might previously have had unofficial packages installed. Check the name carefully (and the link if you need to confirm). Screenshot below:
Further info
Integrating Reporting Services Using the Report Viewer Controls - Get Started (learn.microsoft.com)
i want migrate from Visual Studio 2010 to 2017
in 2010 i'm using Data Report (and called SSRS)
how i use data report in Visual Studio 2017?
by the way, i can compile and run VS2010 app with reports, but i can't Design Reports, because editor show me RDLC files as XML structure.
then i install (Microsoft Rdlc Report Designer for Visual Studio)
now i can design report files by easy, and i still can using Data Report as VS2010
I tried installing extension from extension manager but no use. Can you help how to install IntelliSense for HTML 5 and CSS 3 in visual studio 2010.
Thanks
If you install SP1 you will get intellisense for HTML5 & CSS3. The entire HTML5 specification isn’t supported but most of the new elements and attributes are
you can download the CSS 3 Intellisense Schema from the visual studio gallery
Version 2.0:
13 Visual Studio 2010 Languge Suppurt.
-moz-, -webkit- and -o- Browsers Suppurt.
CSS 3 In Html 5 & Style Tag Suppurt.
if install visual studio 2010 sp1. in aspx, html, master and other file when use style tag or style attibute, CSS3 Intellisense shown. please first install visual studio 2010 sp1 then install CSS3 IS 2.0.
CSS3 Set at Default Validation
Transform Properties
Other CSS3 properties.
Prior to the release of Visual Studio 2010 SP1, there was HTML 5 Intellisense for Visual Studio 2010 and 2008. I had download this previously and was using that HTML 5 Intellisense (with some custom modifications to support certain data- attributes I use frequently in my project). After I upgraded to SP1, I checked the .xsd file which had the same date. I don't think the HTML5 support has changed.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\Packages\schemas\html\html_5.xsd
Will Visual Studio 2010 support HTML 5? has some good links, but I can't find anything definiate.
Edit: I made an incorrect assumption on the file dates. Since, I had installed Visual Studio on 1/19/2011 and the SP1 files are dated 1/18/2011, I assumed they hadn't changed.
I found a copy of the original html_5.xsd (date 4/1/2010), in a location I assume was for VS2008 support:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\Packages\Schemas\Html\
I was able to compare the files and WinMerge lists 38 differences. Some of them are:
name change from HTML 5 to HTML5
something related to data- attributes support vs:customattrprefix="data-"
attributes for audio and video moved from inline to <xsd:attributeGroup name="mediaAttributeGroup"
some xsd:element contain custom vs:disallowedancestor attribute
other misc element and attribute changes/additions
SVG now references external file <xsd:element name="svg" type="SVG.svg" vs:isxml="true"/>