I am developing ASP.NET MVC 3 music store site from the tutorial, Page 45.
When I am trying to install the EFCodeFirst I am getting the below error
Please help
You don't need to install EFCodeFirst when you have installed EntityFramework. Entity Framework is the latest version, EFCodeFirst was used during the beta.
Update NuGet
from menu: Tools > Extension Manager
select update section from left menu
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After installing vs2015 with updates on window10, I am not able to select targeting .net framework versions although they are installed and listed on programs and features. .net framework versions are not listing on Create new project window.
I am not able to understand the problem over here. It was working fine previously. Tried to reinstall the vs2015 still same issue. Please need help to solve the issue.
Installed framework versions:
Installed framework versions
Framework versions are not available on create new project window.
framework versions are not available
Thank you.
I want to add NuGet package in my Xamarin Forms project to use SQLite-Net package. Following the guideline from Xamarin web site, I click on Add NuGet Packages in my XamarinForms.iOS. It processes and error ConnectFailure (connection timed out).
I have been trying this from last two days and I am getting same error. How can I add SQLite-net library to my project?
It is a type of PCL library Xamarin Forms project.
This seems to be a problem with the latest Nuget manager.
If you remove it then go to nugets website and install the v3.3 one you should not have any more problems.
I'm trying to get up and running with Xamarin and I've downloaded the tutorial t-shirt app from their site. When I open it in VS 2013 (update 2) the XamarinStore project in the solution can't load. It says the project type is unsupported.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the latest Xamarin but still can't get it to work. Did anyone else have this issue? Any ideas how to solve it?
Thanks
My VS 2013 installation was poked. Reinstalled and all working now.
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I installed the latest Azure SDK 2.0 on my development machine, but can't find the "Upgrade" button to upgrade my current project to the latest SDK. Googling how to upgrade show that previous upgrades had an "upgrade" button when going to the Cloud Project -> Properties -> Application Tab and the upgrade button will be next to the Windows Azure Tools Version: October 2012.
Why wouldn't I see the Upgrade button? If I want to manually upgrade my project, what would the process of doing so be?
The current version of the SDK used is SDK 1.8
It turns out when I opened the Web Platform Installer to install the latest SDK, the item that said "...SDK... - Latest" wasn't the latest, but the February 2013 (1.8.1) update instead of the 2.0 SDK. I ended up uninstalling all Azure SDK's, restarted the machine and tried again.
This solved the issue and I was presented with a new option to install the 2.0 SDK. The trick was to uninstall all (including any PowerShell cmd's) Azure related products I could find in Product and Features (Win 8).
I have my shiny new Visual Studio 2010. I want to develop a Silverlight 4 web app with it.
I made a project and it told me that I needed to update my Developer version of Silverlight. I followed the link provided and did what it suggested.
I then went back and created my project (under a different directory).
But when I try to select the target version of Silverlight all I can see is Silverlight 3.
What do I need to do to get this to show the Silverlight 4 option?
Make sure you've installed the Silverlight 4 Tools to enable this all in VS 2010.