I am trying to get started with the NI Measurement Studio. After intalling the software, the controls don't show up in my Toolbox. I get the text "Controls in this category are unavailable for the .Net Framework 4 Client Profile. To change this setting, open the Project Propeties window."
Newbie mistake -- I just changed the Profile to .Net Framework 4 and it works. It just didn't like the .Net Framework 4 Client Profile.
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Now that .net core support WinForms projects, I've ported an old project to .Net 5. I can edit code, desing GUI and compile, and everything seems to work fine except for Document Outline window (in Visual Studio 2019). All four buttons, move up, down, out and into, are disabled, so I cannot choose what to see on top at desing time.
I have created a new project from the scratch and those controls are still disabled.
Demo image:
Any idea why? I can guess it's something microsoft is working on, but I cannot find any reference to this issue.
That's how it looks like for .Net 4.5
Has anyone gotten Click Once updating after the application starts ? for me the option is grayed out after updating to .NET 5. I cant find any documentation on this new wizard there are a few issues I've run into ( things like the application files settings no longer exists. FTP no longer seems supported for deployment and the "when would you like to check for updates" radio buttons are all grayed out.)
It turns out as we move to .NET 5 there are several features that Microsoft is removing. if the option is grayed out it is no longer supported by .NET 5.... whish there had been some form of transparency on this
Is there any Visual Studio 2010 add-in available for Rocket U2 .NET Database Provider (Universe)? I know there is a tool for 2008 but I can't get this new U2 .NET tool Kit working and generate an ERM.
The answer to your first question is: yes there is.
Both the .NET Toolkit and UniObjects for .NET should work seamlessly with VS 2010.
You can download the necessary software from the Rocket U2 website under "resources/downloads"
You can also use UniObjects for .NET which is available in the "u2-Clients" download on the Rocket website. This is a DLL which you then add as a reference in your Visual Studio project and makes it possible to interact with your UniVerse database and data. The documentation on how to use both products is also available there for download.
If this does not help, ask a more specific question stating the exact error messages you are getting, together with details of which .NET framework version you are using and UniVerse platform and version.
I would like to inform you that U2NETDK V 1.2.0 will have new product called U2 Database Add-ins for Visual Studio. It will allow you Server Explorer Integration that simplifies U2 data access in .NET. You will see U2 Tables, Views and Subroutines in Server Explorer and you can drag and drop in Designer such as DataSet Designer / Entity Data Model Designer. We will go EAP soon.
One more thing, I want to add that you do not need any more 'UniObjects for .NET' as this functionality is added into 'U2 Toolkit for .NET' Product. We have sample code in the installation that demonstrates 'UniObjects for .NET' functionality.
All my controls are grayed out in the toolbox when I open a Winform Project.
I have already reinstalled VS2008 and tryed all the steps indicated here, but nothing:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vssetup/thread/8db82810-bffd-4d07-8e50-029d2a26f7be/
If it can be related when reinstalling VS2008 I had problems with the installation of .net Framework 3.5, it was complaining about .NET 2.0SP1 missing.
I solved it installing .net Framework 3.5 SP1 and then VS2008.
At the moment I'm trying to install .NET Framework 2.0SP1 but it doesn't work: the set up stops and shows "set up error" that's it. I don't know if the issues are related.
Start from scratch and try again (starting with .NET 2.0)
.NET 2.0 (followed by SP1)
.NET 3.0 (don't remember if this is necessary before 3.5 or not)
.NET 3.5
Visual Studio 2008
I just had the same problem and resolved it by deleting *.tbd files in this folder:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VCSExpress\<version>
open a package in the BID. Then the control flow items will show up. all other items(eg data flow tak) will be greyed out
Drag a control flow item. For eg, if you drag a data flow task, then edit it. Now the toolbox will show Data Flow destinations and transformations. This means, BID will show control flow items if the control flow tab is active. then you can drag a control flow items and edit it to add any task based on the control flow task you added
I'm developing a small web application using Microsoft Silverlight 3. I'm using Microsoft Expressin Blend 3 for UI development and Visual Studio 2008 for "code-behind". When debugging the project from Blen 3, it all works well. The Silverlight is automatically embedded into an TestPage and loaded from
http://localhost/TestPage.html
However, when starting the debugger from Visual Studio 2008, the silverlight app is automatically embedded in a TestPage.html, but know loaded from file:// , as in:
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/JadaJada/My%20Documents/Expression/Blend%203/Projects/JadaJada/JadaJada/Bin/Debug/TestPage.html
And as a result, the application does not work (which might be because the app makes a few HTTP requests to http://localhost/ using a WebClient).
Do anyone know how to make Visual Studio load the TestPage.html from http://localhost/ instead of file:///C:/JadaJada/ ?
Thankful for any help!
IN VS...
Try right click web site and select property pages.
Then select start options tab
Then pick start url and enter the url you require
Solved by adding an ASP.NET Web Application project project to my silverlight solution. Then by going into the properties of my new ASP.NET Web Application project and then going to the Silverlight Applications tab and adding my Silverlight app to this project. Then I choose the TestPage.aspx in solution explorer and then start debugging. It worked!
So the steps:
Add a ASP.NET Web Application project to your Silverlight application solution.
Go into the properties of your new project.
Go to the Silverlight Applications tab.
Add you Silverlight project.
Select the TestPage.aspx and hit Start debug (F5).
That should do it.