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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / IDE / March 2006Control declaration does not include id="TextBox1" attribute?
When I drag a control from the Toolbox the generated control declaration no longer includes an id attribute. Typing it in can get a bit tedious. I may have fragged a setting but wonder how I may reset the IDE to write a complete declaration when dragging a control from the Toolbox? <%= Clinton Gallagher On 3/22/06 19:56, in article um2072iTGHA.4236@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl, > When I drag a control from the Toolbox the generated control declaration no > longer includes an id attribute. Typing it in can get a bit tedious. I may > have fragged a setting but wonder how I may reset the IDE to write a > complete declaration when dragging a control from the Toolbox? > > <%= Clinton Gallagher Try Tools | Options | Text Editor | HTML | Miscellaneous | Auto ID on paste. Thanks Thanks. That sucker was really buried in a wierd location but checking that option still does not generate the ID. I'll try closing VS2005 and restarting. VS2005 is really buggy for me. Amongst other things, when I select a control signature in HTML source view the meta data is not shown in the Properties window. Once in awhile they show up. Mostly not. VS2005 is killing me. <%= Clinton Gallagher > On 3/22/06 19:56, in article um2072iTGHA.4236@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Thanks The problems just went away when I explicitly declare the MasterPage in the @Page directive of the content page I was working in even though I have declared the MasterPage in the web.config pages element. <%= Clinton Gallagher > Thanks. That sucker was really buried in a wierd location but checking > that option still does not generate the ID. I'll try closing VS2005 and [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> >> Thanks
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