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If you need to go inside ASP MVC code which can be very instructive you just need to hit 3 checkboxes inside Visual Studio and you will be ready to go.
First of all, you need to go on the Debug>Options and Settings. This will open the Options of Visual Studio. From the Debug menu, you should already be in the good menu which is Debugging.
Select the...
If you are developing Asp.Net or Asp.Mvc and would like to have warning or error if you are not using Html5 correctly, it’s plausible.
You have to go in Visual Studio 2010 into Tools>Options>Text Editor>HTML>Validation. From there you will be able to set up some configuration about how to display messages to you.
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Some time Visual Studio can be not a pleasure. You may sometime arrive at a point where you compile and your new code doesn’t seem to load so you decide to add a breakpoint for debugging. But, unfortunately you have a red dot in Visual Studio that is not completely fill up. When you put your mouse cursor hover it you can read the following message...
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When developing with Visual Studio, when you attach to the process or use the inner server (Cassini) a new process is launched. This one doesn’t always stop when you stop debugging. You can have a list of process that is running and sometime this can cause problem when debugging because you are not accessing the right one.
To close those server,...
Filed in: IIS, Visual Studio
Recently, I had to work on pages which contained a lot of code that were using the famous Internet Explorer 4 document.all javascript method. It’s not supported by all browser and should not be used. You should use unique identifier but I couldn’t because time was limited for the change.
We already user JQuery so I knew that I can search...
Filed in: Regex, Visual Studio
Sometime, when the application is deployed to IIS server you may still need to do some debugging. Debugging a Silverlight application is in fact very easy, and pretty much the same when you are working inside Visual Studio but change when you need to debug it on the server.
The first step is to be sure that you .xap file deployed on IIS is the same...
Filed in: Silverlight, Visual Studio
When you download Visual Studio 2010 Express Edition you have to choose which version you want. In those choice you have the C# version and the web version. Both of them seem to be similar but have some different template. For example, you cannot create a ASP.NET website with the C# one and cannot create a Console Application with the web one.
It also...
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Sometime it can be useful to get some tracing line when debugging. For quick trace, I usually use System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine method. This is still working with Silverlight. Also, the System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Log method can also log into the Output windows (Under Debug) of Visual Studio.
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("~~~~~ WriteLine...
Filed in: Silverlight, Visual Studio
Few years ago, Lutz Roeder has developed an assembly decompiler that was very popular. So much popular that Red Gate Software has bought the software and since than it’s not anymore free.
Good news, a free open source alternative exist. This alternative is ILSpy.
Screenshot of IlSpy in action
This tool let you select an assembly and it will decompile...
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