While creating a desktop application in Visual studio I want to add a gunacircle button. I saw that in one of the youtube video tutorial. But In my pc I cannot find that button. Can anybody please tell me how can find that?
I tried searching that button in toolbox. But I could not find it.
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This might have a very simple answer.
I'm trying to learn C# on my Mac, so I downloaded Visual Studio for editing and Xamarin Studio to run. However, after putting in my "Hello World" code into Xamarin, I literally am unable to click the play button on the top left hand corner.
Any ideas? I thought about reinstalling, how do I uninstall Xamarin Studio? What my code looks like.
Press on solution to expand it
Then select startup project by right click
If you still can't build, then you need to download Xamarin.Mac (since you're building on Mac, rather than on a mobile device) You can do that by launching installation, it will ask to re-download missing frameworks.
I'm an Absolute beginner in using visual studio 2015 and has a little background in C# and XAML. I'm following a series of tutorial in how to make windows apps in YouTube. And from the video they shared a repo/projects from the video.
The problem was that, when I open it, add the solution. And Build the project I get many errors, due to ProjectName_TemporaryKey.pfx .
Here's the Link of the video that I was following, and the github account link in case you want to view it yourself.
**How to I solve this problem? **
I really need your help. Thank you in advance.
I was able to solve my problem, with the help of this [link].1
First go to Project and clicked the project properties
Second - go to Signing and check the Sign the Assembly
Lastly - save the project and Build or ReBuild the Solution
Its Not a Programming Question But about Visual studio express 2012.
Trying to create a new report in the visual studio 2012 but can not see the list of data sets, parameters etc: In general tab i am seeing this
"There are no usable controls in this group. Drag an item onto this text to add it to the toolbox"
I have searched to fixed it but not succeeded till now..
I came across this same issue today and read plenty of things such as "this is VS bug...." but the solution was much simpler than that, I just needed to stop debugging (Shift+F5).
If that doesn't work, I recommend restarting the IDE.
If this doesn't work, I guess that uninstalling VS and doing a fresh installation is the answer you're looking for. It's important to note that it's recommended to restart Windows after installing VS and before launching it.
Right click on the Toolbox and press "Show All"
Right click on Toolbox, Click on "choose Items.". Restart IDE. That worked for me.
Right click on Toolbar and select: Reset Toolbox.
MFC controls will reappear.
I also had this problem, and it turned out I was trying to open the wrong toolbox: what I was actually looking for was the 'SSIS toolbox'. If none of the other options have worked, try selecting View -> Other Windows -> SSIS Toolbox. That fixed it for me.
[I found this out from this blog by James Serra]
In VS 2015, the SSIS Toolbox is under SSIS tab, not under View.
"There are no usable controls..." is shown when you have currently opened a file that is not designer file (e.g. "Form1.cs"). Once you open the designer file (e.g. "Form1.Designer.cs") the items should be shown again.
Just hover over the design and then press escape. A control that you had selected and not dropped is holding up memory.
This happened to me, and it was because I was currently debugging. Once I ended debugging, the usable controls appeared.
I am a seasoned Visual Studios 2010 Windows Phone Developer and I have used ads in many of my apps. I recently upgraded to Visual Studios 2012 and can't find the ad controls in the tool box? The proper library references are there and loaded however there is no actual controls in the tool box to add to the canvas.
I tried installing the pub center ad control that is offered here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8729 but it says that a later version is already installed on this machine and that it wont work.
So what am I missing?
Google results only in one article that relates and it is left open ended.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpinappads/thread/c2b8c26d-c227-4d00-9045-7a613dfc6fe9
Almost as soon as I asked this I realized the answer. I am posting it here so there is some sort of documentation for the future. Please don't delete.
Right click in tool box
Click Choose Items
Check Ad controls
Hit Ok
Hope this helps in the future.
This is my second post on this topic as the first post I got no help with. I don't know if anyone knows how to help me, but I have searched and searched and I cannot figure out how to fix this problem that I have been trying to overcome for 4 days now. I have made a simple web browser that needs to load iCloud.com when a button is pressed. When I try to load the page, it tells me the web browser is not supported. I am using Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and I am programming it in C#. I have everything fully updated and I have also tried to use different browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer. I can load this page outside of VS with all of these browsers, but inside VS it will not work. My program can load every other page I throw at it except iCloud.com. If I try and load YouTube.com I get this: ("You are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 web browser. YouTube is ending support for Internet Explorer 7 soon, update your browser now.") I don't know how to change the browser version inside of VS. Can anyone point me in a direction that will help me? Thank you for your time!
I asked over at the microsoft visual studio forums if the browser control was updated and got no answer.
I'm using VS2010 Pro, have used VS2011 preview and VS2012 RC. There is no updated browser control in any of them, all report as IE7.
I would look for an alternative solution.
A few are listed here on SO vb 2008 webbrowser alternative
Many also recommend Awesomium
If you must use the visual studio control I found some interesting discussion
here but it requires modifying the registry and specific system IE browsers.