table-scroll.min.js and table-scroll.js files are missing from my Visual Studio 2019 MVC project.
I have no Idea where they came from, but I have added NuGet packages. Also, my layout page and styles of the project (web application) are not functioning as expected. As a result, the front end of the application is not displaying as expected.
I have searched online, but could not come up with a thing that is working for me.
I made a backup to my project previously, so I took the missing files from there, and added them to my current project. That solved the problem, and the web application displays as
expected.
I lost the files when I was using a software version control, the mistake has to do
with checking some files with the project. The needed files where not added to the checked in software.
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I'm working on a MVC ASP.NET project. The database sql files are in a project of their own so they can be worked on and version controlled but they aren't to be managed by Visual Studio. They used to build and have errors. Rather than working out the errors we simply decided to stop these files building. I achieved this by changing the Build Action of it to None.
I've just upgraded VS to the latest 15.5.4 with various additional installed products and now the sql files are building again despite the build action remaining at None. And giving build errors.
The additional installed products include:
SQL Server Data Tools - 15.1.61710.120
I assume it was upgraded and is behind this problem.
Does anyone know what is causing these files to build when they shouldn't? And how to stop?
A partial answer is to unload the project:
Select project in Solution Explorer
menus > Project > unload project
This requires needing to reload the project to work on it. Which is less than ideal.
I have been working on a particular solution for a few months now without any problems. The last thing of significance that I remember doing was refactoring the name of a custom control inheriting from RichTextBox. I don't know if that is related to the problem but it seemed to be when the problems started occurring. For some reason now when I show the main form in design view and save any changes I get the message "Visual Studio has stopped working blah blah" and it restarts.
I seem to be able to load and make changes to other solutions ok.
So far I've tried:
Deleting .sln and v12.sln files
Have tried uninstalling NuGet. (I don't have any extensions other than NuGet and Visual Studio Extensions for Windows Library for JavaScript)
I don't have resharper
I have tried to start in /SafeMode but I keep getting the error "'Visual Studio Component Model Host Package' package did not load correctly". I can't seem to load any solutions in SafeMode.
Repaired VS2013 installation twice
Restarted my computer many times
Tried writing a log file using /log switch but can't really understand how to interpret it.
Any pointers would be very welcome.
I created a WPF application using telerik control suite (WPF telerik controls and ORM access control) and SQL Express R2 2008 in VS 2012.
Then I created its setup files (using install shield LE and also Advanced Installer) which works on my win7 system, properly () .but when I install the setup file on any other win7 system, it doesn’t work( I am getting this error: “MyAPP has stopped working”).
I installed .NET framework and SQL Express R2 2008(the service’s status is running) and I also copied the mdf and ldf files related to the database in right path that specified in app.xaml.
When I install my setup files, it just copy my project’s debug folder (contains the telerik control dll files, the dll file related to my ORM access control project, built exe file and etc.). I think that’s enough. Isn’t it?
Edit:
The project's Solution's Explorer:
\bin\Debug
I have no idea what to do.
I would really really appreciate any hint or comment.
Regards,
Hiva
I know this is a very general answer although without knowing the details of your project it's the best I can do. I remember when I was creating an app using telerik controls, when I went to publish it I was getting errors in the with the assembly which was a result of including the obj / Debug / Release folders in my project. I tried everything that people listed to get rid of the errors but the only thing that helped was creating a new project, copying in the code and NEVER including(Never right clicking and hitting include in project) those folders in my project.
Is it working when you debug it?
Could you please let me know what steps you are taking to publish the app ?
This question is different from the questions posted here and here even though the titles are the same.
The problem arises intermittently. The error always occurs if the project has been cleaned or is being built from a fresh checkout. Pushing build again immediately usually results in the build succeeding. The stacktrace I get is:
error MSB4018: The "CreateRiaClientFilesTask" task failed unexpectedly.
System.AppDomainUnloadedException: Attempted to access an unloaded AppDomain.
at System.IDisposable.Dispose()
at Microsoft.ServiceModel.DomainServices.Tools.CreateRiaClientFilesTask.GenerateClientProxies()
at Microsoft.ServiceModel.DomainServices.Tools.CreateRiaClientFilesTask.ExecuteInternal()
at Microsoft.ServiceModel.DomainServices.Tools.RiaClientFilesTask.Execute()
at Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.TaskExecutionHost.Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.ITaskExecutionHost.Execute()
at Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.TaskBuilder.<ExecuteInstantiatedTask>d__1c.MoveNext()
The problem also occurs intermittently during regular edit-build-execute cycles, and sometimes a restart from Visual Studio is required to make it work on these occasions.
The problem occurs both in MSBuild and Visual Studio 2010. I have all of the latest updates installed (WCF RIA Services SP2). It occurred when using the Silverlight 4 tools, and upgrading to Silverlight 5 has not solved the problem. The problem also still occurs in the beta of VS 11.
I've not been able to change the order of the build as described here (referenced from here) as MSBuild complains of a circular dependency and Visual Studio says that I can't reference a non-Silverlight project from a Silverlight one. From that page I have also tried following this link and changed the default ToolsVersion from 2.0 to 4.0 in the registry.
I'm definitely using the 32 bit version of MSBuild, as trying to use the 64 bit version fails with failing to Hydrate the entity framework model. I'm not using the /m switch to build it in parallel either.
The project was initially a web project (which hosts the site that the Silverlight control lives on, RIA services, and contains the Business logic) and a Silverlight project. Changing this to 3 projects (with a class library containing the logic) doesn't make any difference.
The next thing I'm planning on trying is having the project hosting the RIA service separate from the one hosting the Silverlight app, but that's not ideal for us (and I'm not even sure it will work).
In my case, this exception was caused by McAffee's anti-virus application. Disabling the 'On-Access' (or was it 'On-Demand') feature resolved the issue.
I had a similar issue in the past with Microsoft's Security Essentials which was resolved by adding the exclusions below. I suspect that it is the 'Temporary ASP.Net Files' folder exclusion that would be required to solve the issue here.
Excluded Files and Locations
C:\Temp\Default\NuGet.exe
C:\Temp\NativeImage\NuGet.exe
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files
NuGet.exe
Excluded Processes
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\DevServer\11.0\WebDev.WebServer40.EXE
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE\Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.Host.exe
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe
This exception is driving me crazy! I also tried to clean ASP.Net temporary folder, clean all projects in the solution, run VS as administrator etc. But still I have this problem. My solution to the problem is twice rebuild Web project.
In our case we ran into the same problem as reported in another answer to this same question (https://stackoverflow.com/a/14125687/223837): McAfee strangely interfered with the files in 'Temporary ASP.NET Files'. But in our case we could not disable McAfee or change the excluded folders because of company policy.
But we found a different solution: what we did is update the machine.config file (in our case C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Config\machine.config), and add a <compilation tempDirectory="..."/> element, as follows:
<configuration>
<!-- snip -->
<system.web>
<!-- snip -->
<compilation tempDirectory="c:\A_FOLDER_THAT_IS_SKIPPED_BY_MCAFEE\TempASP.NETFiles\"/>
</system.web>
<!-- snip -->
</configuration>
(Inspiration for this solution direction came from an answer to a related question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1255303/223837.)
I had the exact same thing happening to a couple of my projects. I found (inferred really) it was related to my upgrade path of RIA and Silverlight. I got a new machine, with all the updates on and it STILL happened. However, when I re-created the projects from scratch (copying the files over, and settings, NOT the 'generated' assembly information), the problem went away.
Not a definitive answer you'd expect I suppose, and to be honest, re-creating the solution from scratch was a pain. I do suspect (and the only conclusion I could bring) it was related to some GAC declaration or other that was asking for an earlier version of the RIA framework.
I HAD installed a version of RIA and coded using it, and there were a couple of Silverlight updates that happened in quick succession during this time. I have had no problems since.
I found a solution to this problem which has so far fixed the issue on every server and client that I've run it from.
My initial project layout had a Web Project which acted as a host for both the RIA components and the Silverlight app itself. I created a class library for the RIA services, moved all of my RIA logic into there and added a reference to it from the Web Project. Then I updated the RIA link in Silverlight to point to this new project.
I had to add the following line into the Silverlight app.xaml.cs file so that authentication worked.
((WebAuthenticationService)WebContext.Current.Authentication).DomainContext
= new RiaNamespace.AuthenticationDomainContext();
Remove or disable your virus-scanner during build. Worked for me too!
I had the same problem.
I just changed the "Assembly Version" number and my project was OK.
I have a problem with ClickOnce publishing of a WPF application.
If the application is built (debug or release), it is running correctly.
Application published by ClickOnce crashes.
I tried to change Target Platform. Sometimes this change helps to solve problems, but not every time (1 of 20 cases).
I have Visual Studio 2008 and the project has been upgraded from Visual Studio 2005.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance!
On the machine where the application is installed, drill down in the user profile to the ClickOnce cache, and look for the cached application files. The folder will have the exe and all of the assemblies, etc., in it. Our winform app creates two folders, xxxx_tion is the one the application runs from.
Find the exe file and double-click on it to run it. This essentially runs the application without the ClickOnce-ness of it all. If it crashes, then it is not a ClickOnce problem per se, it is a problem with your application.
I would check and make sure you are deploying all of the files you need, you don't have references to multiple versions of the same dll, you don't have circular references, etc.
Good luck,
RobinDotNet
There is a long discussion on http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/wpf/thread/3e6909ef-2ab1-4b77-8bc2-796c065a6219/
Solution that worked for me (send by pindurav on page above):
I rebuild whole solution
close visual studio
open visual studio, open project and directly publish without building.
= no app.xaml exception