I have them in Ckfinder and Ckeditor folders. When I click on the image icon to insert an image on the editor, then click "Browse Server", it opens the popup with the "file browser" but I get an error message giving a Server response status 500 parse error message could not load type 'CKFinder.Connector.Connector'
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From the ckeditor forum, it says that you need to make sure the dll is in the bin folder.
Make sure that CKFinder.dll file is located straight inside of "bin" folder.
By default CKFinder's bin folder contains subfolders "Release" and "Debug".
As stated here, if you add the CKFinder.dll in your references, it should solve the problem, without you having to manually copy it.
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I have a folder called GalleryImg, the user can upload images dynamically, which is stored in this folder. But when I publish the project on real server then this folder can not be uploaded. I have attached the image of this folder below -
As you can see this folder contains many images but it does not shows any images here. please help me about this issue.
If folder is empty, it will not be published. So you can put a placeholder.txt file with build action set to "Content" inside this folder to force publish.
I am facing an issue while building windows source in Visual studio 2017. Showing the error message mentioned in the title.
Anyone have any idea about this error message?
Finally I could have resolved the issue as below:
Open the file explorer. Navigate to project/solution directory
Search for *.resx. --> You will get list of resx files
Right click the resx file, open the properties and check the option 'Unblock'
Repeat #3 for each resx file.
Reload the project.
I am getting below error while publishing application.
Error 7 Copying file images\Thumbs.db to obj\Release\Package\PackageTmp\images\Thumbs.db failed. Could not find file 'images\Thumbs.db'.
I use this example and publishing same like below url
http://www.compilemode.com/2017/09/publishing-asp-net-mvc-application.html
When i will do publishing the below circle folders are creating in my visual studio with above error, Below is my project root structure
Visual Studio normally exhibits this behaviour when the file in question is referenced in the project but in not existing on the file system.
You can identify such file by looking at the Solution Explorer. They are shown with yellow triangle on the icon of that file.
Expand your Images folder. It should show Thumbs.db with yellow triangle. Right click it and select Delete or Exclude From Project option.
If you believe it should be published, please add it to the respective folder.
Retry publish.
I have to submit my university assignment today which involves copying the directory of the solution and everything in it. We are advised to check that we can open it from our saved directory as this will ensure that the marker will also be able to open it correctly. However, when I try to open it after saving it every class has an exclamation mark beside it and I get the error -
Error 3 Source file 'C:\Users\Desktop\backuo\stationaryNest.cs' could not be opened ('Unspecified error ') AntSim
This is not the file path I am even opening it from! It seems there is a greyed out property for each class called 'full path', and that path is in it and is unchangeable. How do I make it so the file path is wherever you open it from ?
Best practice is to place your source files in the same folder, or a child folder, that the csproj file sits in. This then means you can copy the folder and maintain the relative relationship between project and its files.
Same goes for the solution. Make sure the csproj file is in the same folder, or a child folder of the sln file. You want to copy the folder the sln folder is in. Everything else needs to be child.
To fix:
- Remove all files from the project (in VS)
- Select the project and press the show all button on the solution explorer's tool bar.
- Now you will see your files grayed out (if in child folder), right mouse click and select "add to project".
I downloaded an open source project in ASP.NET language.
And I couldn't find any Codebehind file for example inside the Login.aspx the Codebehind is Login.aspx.cs but I cant find it anywhere in the source file. and the Line Codebehind="Login.aspx.cs" identified as "File Login.aspx.cs was not found" but yet the function is still working.
Where can I access those .cs file?
It seems that code you are looking for is compiled in DLL files. Try to get full source code instead of compiled one.
As mentioned by VKX, download link would help...
Verify that the file exist on disk. It may not be included in the project.
You could view all files by clicking the "Show all files" button on top of solution explorer.
If the file does not exist on disk, or reside in some other folder, move it to the appropriate folder. If the file is missing, redownload/unpack it to the correct folder.
For your confirmation once again recomplie the Application if application run successfuly then your file would be existed in the drive. As per your question, might be your application is working on the complied dll.
Just open the Login.aspx in the Visual studio just right click on the tab of the Login.aspx page and select the option "Open the Contaning folder". Check Login.aspx file is existed or not in that folder.
It seems You only have compiled website.So no *.cs file.
You will be able to use website(host using IIS) but cannot change source code.
To view the source code open .dll file using DotPeek Decompiler or RedGate Decompiler
and yes the download link provided in comment is broken.