I've now tried updating my pages manually, however only the letter keys
seem to work on the keyboard, the Delete, Backspace and Enter keys all
have no effect????
Curiosuly I started up VS2005 from a different account using "run-as"
and all worked fine, however I need to develop in the main account as
that is the one with access to the network resources.
> I've been using VS2005 Team Edition for some time now with the odd
> issue, however now I seem unable to open design view when I'm editing a
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> MC
Steven Cheng[MSFT] - 22 Jan 2007 02:17 GMT
Thanks for your reply MC,
As you said the problem occurs among a certain web site project, would you
try creating a simplified website project whicn includes one or two pages
that are necessary to reproduce the issue on your side? Thus, you can send
the test project to me so that I can perform some local test. You can reach
me through the email in my signature by remove "online".
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Steven Cheng[MSFT] - 23 Jan 2007 13:04 GMT
Hello MC,
Have you got any further progress on this? If you can narrow down the issue
to be page/project unrelated, I would suggest you consider perform a repair
install on that box. Generally, such issue is quite hard to troubleshoot
since it is usually enviroment coupled. Anyway, if you really need further
troubleshooting on this, some runtime debugging or monitoring will be
necessary(e.g. use filemon or regmon to detect registry or file system
access). You can contact CSS if you need further assistance on this.
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Hello MC,
From your description, you're encountering a problem with the VS 2005
webform designer. The designer view can not display when you try switch the
aspx page from source view to design view, correct?
As for this issue, it is likely due to IDE settings get corrupted or caused
by the the page it try displaying(in the design view). Would you help me
confirm the followig things first:
** Whether you get the problem in a particular project or page , or does it
occur for all web project on the machine?
** Did you start getting the problem ever since you installed the VS 2005
IDE or just raise recently?
Based on my experience, there are some page specific issue that can cause
design view fail to display. For example, the page contains many invalid
malformed html code, and since design view will always perform validation
on it, the may prevent the design-view from displaying. You can check on
this fory our case.
As for environment specific problem, you can try the following steps :
** try logon through a different account to see whether the issue is
specific to the current user's profile.
**Detect and repair of Visual Studio
**Recreating users profile
Hope this helps some.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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mc - 05 Feb 2007 17:30 GMT
My Short term solution has been to use the windows Run-as functionality
to run as a different user.
I get the problem using my old account which has worked fine for the
last 6-9 months, ever since i had the last problem with the IDE hanging
whilst initializing the toolbox.
At the moment I can use the keyboard to navigate a ".aspx" page until I
try and view "Design" mode, once i have done that i loose the ability to
navigate around the document with the arrow keys or delete anything.
Bizarley I'm still able to insert text into the document, however cannot
fix typos!
I have not installed or done anything to affect the configuration
personally, however our IT department have a habit of rolling out
updates which may or may not break stuff.
I would rather not recreate the user profile as there is lots of
configurations which I would not be able to set that quickly.
Since the "Run-as" solution works I'm assuming that it must be something
environmental? is there a way to just resent the config for VS2005?
> Hello MC,
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Steven Cheng[MSFT] - 06 Feb 2007 11:53 GMT
Thanks for your followup MC,
Sure, as you mentioned that when you run as a different user, the IDE
doesn't suffer the problem ,I think it is mostly something got corrupted in
the user profile. You know, VS IDE(2003 or 2005) will save many per user
settings such as local cache for some web projects in each user's user
profile folder. For use centric setting, so far what I can get is the
setting under the "tools----> Import and export settings...." menu. You can
export the current setting, import another setting or reset the setting.
You can try reset the setting or import a good setting from some other
machine.
#Working with Settings
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/2ewd52wf(VS.80).aspx
Hope this helps some.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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