I want to make a Design in XAML and it looks very cool but when i start the program it looks completly different
I'm using WPF and Visual Studio 2022
Xaml Design:
Actual Program Design:
I had this Problem also in Visual Studio 2019!
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I'm using vuejs in visual studio 2017, I have a data object representing a customer, it looks like this:
And it is displayed via text interpolation:
I’m wondering if there is any visual studio extension which can provide Intellisense for the text interpolation, ideally something which allows navigation to the definition and support for refactoring.
I have Visual Studio 2017 rel. 15.4.2 with Xamarin 4.7.10.33 (s.o. Windows 7 64 bit).
I create a simple app for Android and iOS and I try to use styles resources.
When I try to define a style inside a ResourceDictionary (in Application.Resources), the intellisense do not show tag "Style".
I have to insert it manually and I don't see nothing oh style's properties.
I see only this
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks in advance
I can reproduced this in my side and I have reported it to the VS Product Team to seek for a better support, please check this: Visual Studio 2017 Xaml intellisense not working with tag “Style”
and you can add your comments and vote it, then you can get any updates from the VS Product Team engineers to know the detail progress.
The Reporting template seems missing in VS2017 (I am using Visual Basic). Any way to get it back?
I have already tried installing SQL Server Data tools and the rdlc extension from the marketplace, but it still doesn't show up.
The template is available in the Add New Item window. Select Visual C# and then look for the Report and Report Wizard templates. These templates are only visible under Visual C#, not under any subitem.
Try updating ReportViewer to version 14.0.0.0 and installing Microsoft.RdlcDesigner. This worked for me for Visual C# and then just like J.Bunch said there is no sub item Reporting like there was before so you just scroll down thorough all items. Also try this although the example is for C# I think it should at least help you with VB.Net as well. Hope it helps.
I have some applications designed in XAML for WP8 and for Windows Desktop with localized strings by using Appresources.resx and AppResources.xx.resx files.
In VS 2013 XAML designer, all localized strings are displayed correctly.
In VS 2015 XAML designer, all strings are shown as empty, I have no error and when executed, the localized strings are displayed normally, the problem occurs only in design mode.
I would like to migrate all my VS2013 projects to VS2015 but I just can't because of this issue.
Is there a setting or a workaround to solve this?
Edit :
I've uninstalled then reinstalled my VS2015 Pro and now all my strings are displayed by their name but not their values... Not very usefull but better than nothing!
There seems to be a bit of yes/no/absolutely/no way info floating around on the web about this. I'd like to be able to create a base class.
class GenericUserControl<T> : UserControl {
// Lots of cools stuff based on T cause I wanna! In fact T
// will be the ViewModelClass but please no pedantic discussion on what
// MVVM is or is not. I want generics in XAML!
}
Then create a new concrete user control in the designer based off GenericUserControl
class MyControl : GenericUserControl<MyControlViewModel> {
}
I've seen a number of blog post claiming this is possible using x:TypeArguments in XAML and there seems to be XAML doc http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms750476.aspx suggesting this feature is possible but then again I've found posts saying this feature is broken in Visual Studio 2012.
So if this is possible and any genius can figure out how to get it working specifically with VS 2012 then please post a tested solution here and I will be super happy.
This is possible to do using x:TypeArguments in xaml, but it is known to break the various xaml designers (both inside Visual Studio and Blend).
The problem has been fixed in the Visual Studio 2012 Xaml designer, with the latest CTP of Visual Studio 2012 Update 2.
Discussion:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/toolsforwinapps/thread/895b38c7-ddde-4d38-8915-493be0efe6a7/
CTP download:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36539
Unfortunately it does not seem to work in the latest Blend for Visual Studio 2012.