I thought of Trying new VS 2010 Professional. So I have installed an evaluation copy. But when I am clicking on New Project-> and trying to edit the Default project name to some other name in the new project Window, It's crashing my VS2010. Any Idea what I need to do? Does anyone encountered this issue before?
Thanks in Advance
Chetan
I am able to fix this... I remember The 2 days back when I have installed VS2010(Evaluation), that time I was able to create a simple Hello World application in that. and It was working fine that time. And I remember installing MS Enterprise Library 4.1 after that for some of my diff project. And now I Uninstalled MS Enterprise Library and It' started working fine again. I don't know the relation though. But yeah It's working.
Thanks for your time guys. You guys are always helpful though.
Regards,
Chetan
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This is driving me crazy. When I'm debugging, I don't have the magnifying glass icon to see the data inside my DataTable. I tried this, this, and this solution to no avail.
How in the world I get the icon back??
Thank you!
I had the same problem but posting my fix since it was very frustrating as I wasted a few hours trying to troubleshoot the issue.
It turned out to be my project type. I created a new .NET framework (non-core) project and it magically reappeared.
Apparently it is a known issue with .NET Core.
I've googled till I'm blue in the fingers trying to find a resolution to this issue. I've tried several things but nothing helps. I've got Xamarin and Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise. I had everything working on a previous PC a few months back. Now I have a new one and am just now getting Xamarin set up. I have a few demo and self hacked solutions I was working with. Now all of them give me the above error message. I've made sure the namespace is correct in all modules. The solutions are really small. Nothing fancy at all. Basically Hello World stuff so I'm at a failure to figure out why it fails now. Case in Point: The Hello World that is failing is one HelloWorld.cs file and a few PNGs in the Resources tree along with a main.xml.
If anyone could shed some light I would be most grateful.
I just updated (through VS) Xamarin. Now the older solutions I had won't load. If I create a new solution, I've got the same Resource does not exist error. Xamarin appears to be broken. I've worked with it in the past and had no problems like these.
I resolved it. My Xamarin version was not updated. I updated it by going to
Programs & Features => Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2015, click on change/modify. Now in Visual Studio Popup under Cross Platform Mobile Developement update the C#/.NET (Xamarin v__). After updating this error gets resolved.
For me I didn't required to install Visual Studio 2017.
Also Thanks Martin for your suggestion, your answer can also workaround but it is not necessary to install 2017 just need to upgrade Xamarin version to work with VS 2015.
This bug currently arises with Visual Studio 2015. See this thread and this thread on the Xamarin Forums. Apparently the only workarounds now is to install Visual Studio 2017 or downgrade to older version of Xamarin. There is also an opened bug report for this, so it hopefully should get resolved soon.
Installed the Visual Studio for Mac just now and when I go to open my .Net Core solution that was created on a windows machine I get these errors:
“Unknown Solution Item Type”
All of these errors are happening with my .xproj files.
Any ideas?
I have seen there are plenty of others with this issue doing a Google search. No solutions though to fix it though.
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Looks like I may have solved the issue. Searching a little deeper I found this. https://www.pein-city.info/visualstudio-for-mac-review-1/
Open terminal and run a dotnet migrate seems to work so far. I have another small issue, but I can run and build locally.
Hope this helps anyone with the same issues I was having.
For some reason VS 2013 is completely ignoring my changes to the file.
Namely, even if I comment a whole section out it would still execute it!
I tried:
Clean build
restart computer
removing and including the same file again
Note: I am developing a cross platform application using Xamarin and VS.
Would appreciate any help!
Thanks
Probably you have compiled the project for Release, change that to Debug and build it again.
I doubt this question or answer would help anyone but here goes...
Solution: I had to update my SDK from the Android SDK Manager:
Open Android SDK Manager
Under Tools tick the checkbox next to the most recent Rev. ( I installed 23.0.5)
Click "Install packages..."
Background
After having the problem I described I noticed few other really strange things. For example VS would not let me modify any of my drawables. If I tried to delete, add or rename any drawable VS would get stuck and the only way to solve this was to force stop it.
Here is the bug for this issue Visual Studio hangs when including, excluding, or saving files in Android resource folders.
Once I installed the latest SDK everything was well.
Hope this helps
Visual C++ doens't work on my Vista. both 2010 and 2008 fails to create new projects. what alternative do i have ? I am sick of googling and trying out all the other hacks to fix it.
What other alternatives? If you're tired of trying the "hacks", I'd be looking at one or more of the following, in no particular order.
Use a different IDE.
Re-install Visual Studio.
Re-install Windows along with all your other apps (including VS).
Try installing Visual Studio in a newly created virtual machine.
Upgrade to XP :-)
Raise a support call with Microsoft.
Hire someone to fix the problem for you.
Provide more detail in this question.
Really, the possibilities are (figuratively) endless. There are any number of problems that could be causing this and the detail is a bit light on at the moment. What I tend to do is always have a fresh-install VM of XP lying around so I can test problems in environments that haven't been heavily changed from the originals.
No doubt we will be able to provide more help once the problem has been narrowed down some more. Sorry I can't help more than that at the moment.
I might guess that you are having trouble creating the projects because you don't have permission to the folder where you're trying to write them. Try right clicking on Visual Studio and saying 'Run as Administrator' then create the project.
You could use DevC++ or Eclipse as the compiler perhaps.