Has anyone noticed that if you embed a stylesheet inside an ASCX that the design mode stops displaying anything in Visual Studio 2008? Does this happen to anyone else or is it just me?
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Its just you ;). Why do you need to embed a stylesheet inside an ASCX? -
Because it's easier to debug in design view... I was trying to avoid having to keep skipping back and forth between windows to see what I was doing... so I thought if I embedded a stylesheet right in the ascx file I'd be able to see what I was doing as I was coding...Originally posted by kenobewanComment
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I have had bad luck with the web designer all over.
Half the time it doesn't show the items and the other half that it DOES show them, you cannot select them.
I stay purely in the aspnet source side rather then designer sideComment
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It would be nice if you could see the result of your tinkering without having to keep running the application though... oh well.Originally posted by PlaterComment
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Just hit F5 in the browser?Comment
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I've experienced the same problem and just figured that it was a bug in VS.
I rarely use the design mode any more because of it.
I develop directly on IIS (I moved the project into the web application folder that IIS is pointing to)...that way I don't have to keep hitting F5....Comment
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You don't have to hit F5 in your browser?
How does the browser know to refresh the page?Comment
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I meant hit F5 to run the web application.Originally posted by Plater
You have to refresh the page if you want to see any changes you made....Comment
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