For some reason, the Ctrl+Mousewheel shortcut to zoom in the WPF Designer doesn't work since I reinstalled my computer. I'm using Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 Community Edition. There seems to be no option in the settings menu to control Zoom. I have ReSharper installed (if that is of any importance).
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I upgraded to VS pro 2019. Using code written with VS Pro 2013, a unwanted icon appears at the top of the wpf dialog box (with a light blue background, includes icons plus "Hot Reload available"). Please advise.
XAML Hot Reload helps you build your WPF or UWP app user interface (UI) by letting you make changes to XAML code while your app is running. Hot Reload is available in both Visual Studio and Blend for Visual Studio.
If you want to disale the in-app toolbar, then open Debug > Options > General. Make sure that both options, Enable UI Debugging Tools for XAML and Enable XAML Hot Reload are not being selected
I have a application in which if any popup (window) raise at minimize state on click of window icon at T
Taskbar Maximizes both popup and main window, this works fine with release and debug mode, after creating installer this feature does not work.
I am using:
.net framework 4.6.1
Visual Studio 2015
WPF application
Visual Studio 2010 installer(setup) patch
First of all, I am completely new to Visual Studio, so please don't be too judgmental. I have a project I need to do in C# for my studies and my team uses a GitHub repository. I am in charge of creating the GUI and I am stuck at the very beggining.
I want to create the main application window using WPF, but when I use toolbox > choose items, I can not see the WPF tab. Also, when I am trying to enable the designer view, nothing happens.
Is it perhaps the software version being Visual Studio Community 2013 causing the issue? Do I need to have the Visual Studio Professional version in order to use WPF toolbox?
I'm attaching a link to the screen of the situation below.
As I presumed, all I needed was the professional version of Visual Studio. After obtaining and installing it everything works fine.
I just realised that Blend for Visual Studio 2012 does not support WPF apps under W7.
Once I opened a window I can only see raw XAML.
I need to edit a style for a chart dataseries System.Windows.Controls.DataVisualization.Charting. I normally use Blend for these kind of tasks - because it pulls default styles from somewhere and gives it to you in a blink of an eye.
now I am stuck.. what would you guys do?
P.S. here is nice summary for future references: http://blendinsider.com/technical/available-now-blend-for-visual-studio-2012-2012-08-15/
(scroll down to see the table what version supports what)
You need to use the Blend Preview that supports WPF apps.
http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/jj154135
How can I design an animation with a WPF project in Visual Studio 2012?
Visual Studio 2012 Update 2 will have a released version of Blend which supports WPF...in the meantime use the preview one.
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/
In the machine at the office my Visual Studio 2010 has the context menu to insert/remove row/colunm from a grid which is very convenient compared to manually insert - requires to update every each of the current row/column indexes.
But at home, my IDE doesn't have this menu. I don't know how to have this context menu Grid Row and Grid Column.
Update
My VS version at home
My VS version at office
go to silverlight.net, click the getting started link, and download the latest version of Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio 2010. This is for the WPF designer too.
I'm guessing you might not have the same version of Visual Studio?
Can you compare them? Not just if it's both 2010. In any case: My Premium version at work definately also has it.