How to create Modules in Dotnetnuke in Visual Studio 2010.
I have install dotnetnuke 6.2 version in my IIS 7.
Now, I want to create Module with Some database logic.
How can I create a Module in dotnetnuke as well as How can I show Dotnetnuke template in Visual studio installed Template in Visual studio 2010 ?
The DotNetNuke Wiki has good information on DotNetNuke module development.
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I have visual studio 2010 installed and using the TFS. I can't open the reports as I dont have the BI templates installed.
I just want to know how do I install the templates if possible?
I had installed installshield in my system but when i go to visual studio-> file->new project , there is no installshield in new project...why its like that can any one give me a solution for that.I am using visual studio Express 2013.
Thank you
Visual Studio Express doesn't support extensions / addins / project templates and so on. Switch to Visual Studio Community Edition or better.
Hi I have mvc4 template installed on my system as I had visual studio 2010 installed before and have even used it. Now I had to uninstall visual studio 2010 and upgrade to visual studio 2012 but the mvc4 template doesnt show every time I search for it for creating a MVC4 website. Please help what to do about it.
Where can I download a standalone installer for SQL CE 4.0 SDK / template to be used within Visual Studio 2010 > Project > Add Item?
I tried http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=17876 but it appears to be the runtime only.
I have also downloaded VS 2010 SP1 from http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=23691 still no go. The about dialog version says SP1Rel.
See my blog post here for a direct link to the VS 2010 SP1 Tools for SQLCE 4.0 - http://erikej.blogspot.com/2011/01/sql-server-compact-40-released.html - keep in mind that the tooling is only avilable for Web project types.
I am wondering whether the result VSIX artifact of a VSPackage project created and written in Visual Studio 2010 can be deployed to Visual Studio 2008 - provided, of course, that the package does not use/rely on any .NET 4 assemblies?
Alternatively, what other paths may exist, that allow me to create an installable extension targetting both VS2008 and VS2010 from a VS2010 solution?
VSIX is a new feature for VS 2010, so you can't deploy your package to 2008 with a VSIX. You could, however, build a package that targets both 2008 and 2010 and deploy it with a MSI. (MSI deployment of packages in 2010 is still supported.)
I wrote a blog post explaining how you could set up a project in 2010 that would target 2008 and 2010: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/aaronmar/archive/2009/12/07/targeting-vs-2008-with-the-visual-studio-2010-sdk.aspx