In Google Code there is a list of favorites. How do I add projects to my list of favorites?
The above answer is not correct. You can "star" a project (upper left corner of project home page, in the sidebar), which adds it to your list of favorites without being a participant in the project.
As far as I know this is automatically done for every project you participate in. You can not manually add a project to your favorites.
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I'm wondering if anyone has seen a Add-On for VS 2015 that would allow you to got into the Project > Documents section and then be able to right click on a document and view its properties?
Mainly we are interested in grabbing the document's URL. Currently we are forced to go to the project's portal and get the link from there.
If there isn't one could someone point me to a good reference on making an Add-On to try to do this?
We are using Tuleap in our Organization, currently we are facing a serious issue.
We have created around 40 projects in Tuleap and all those were working fine, suddenly we find project dashboard is missing inside one of the project which was working well all these days. (i.e. the screen which appears once I click on any project from Personal Page).
The real problem is that I don't find that custom widgets option in one of the project, because of that I could not recreate card wall to the project dashboard.
The image below shows how the project dashboard appears now. You can see the custom widget option as well the cardwall are missing.
You talk about the project dashboard yet you have attached a screenshot of the project tree. Is it that you are redirected to the project tree when you click on the link to the project dashboard? Given that this only happens on one project, I would guess that the link has been badly configured (project administration -> service conguration). The pattern should be similar to the one in a valid project.
P.S. This is more of a user question than a code question so I would guess its place would be on superuser not stackoverflow.
P.P.S Nice custom homemade theme. There is a green flaming parrot theme you might want to check-out as an alternative (> Tuleap 7.0).
I have a project with hundreds of pages classes and controls. many of them are excluded but as they appear in the project browser they clutter it and make it difficult to find the files I need. I don't want to delete them since every once in a while i get back to them for review. is there any way to show/hide the excluded files with a button toggle?
I don't have the button for show all files. see picture:
Yes, there is a button to hide/show excluded files.
The button is under solution explorer tab.
Please check this link for VS2008:
http://blog.brianhartsock.com/2009/09/14/visual-studio-tip-show-all-file/
Important Update:
After trials on VS2012 I found out that if you create New Web Site the hide/show button will not appear for no apparent reason. However, if you create New Project the hide/show button will appear!! So, it seems that you have to avoid creating New Web Site... but create New Project instead to have the button on Solution explorer. Try moving your work to a New Project rather than your current solution Good Luck!
One of client of my projects has asked me to aggregate two different modules in one menu tab.
He needs like, if a user clicks on One Menu Tab, he needs a picture gallery and video gallery to be shown all together.
I have checked that it is possible by creating a category layout of each of them.But the thing is I cannot figure out how to show both of them together, under a single Menu Tab.
Please guide me!
Thanks in advance.
I might be misunderstanding you but can't you just publish both modules in the same module placeholder and assign them to the menu?
I wish to create an additional item on the context sensitive right click "ADD" on the solution explorer in vs 2010.
Basically it currently looks like this
New Item
Existing Item
New Folder
Add ASP.NET FOLDER // ACTUALLY THIS IS A MENU with a SUB MENU
Class
What i am trying to do is create a new item similar to "Add asp.net folder" hence it will have subitems
Basically it will be something like this
Add JS items
Add new model
Add new plugin
Basically clicking on "add new model" or "add new plugin" will create a new file UTF-8 and include in the project. It will contain some default code.
I am having a real issue trying to find a good example of how to do this.
Any ideas where i should look?
Anybody seen anything similar?
THanks in advance
Here are some docs to point you in the right direction.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb165473.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb164699.aspx
Basically commands and menus work the same throughout all of VS, one tricky part is just finding the right Guid of the parent menu that you want to hook in to.