When editing a cshtml file I want my browser to automatically update after making changes to it but doing so without doing a browser refresh.
I 'think' I remember reading that this is possible in Visual Studio 2013 with the new Web Essentials and browser link capabilities. Is this possible, if so how do I enable it?
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when i am trying to view files from my TFS document library it's download the file instead of opening it automatic with excel OR word that are already installed on my pc, does someone know how to fix it?
i am using office365 and TFS2015 as you can see at the screenshot that attached this is how it's look like in PC that working fine.
This kind of issue may related to your IE security setting, try to add the related sharepoint site in trust site and try again:
Close your browser (if you don't and you have your SharePoint site up you'll get a bunch of script errors because of the change to access
levels).
Go to your Control Panel
Open Internet Properties
Select the Security tab.
Select Trusted Sites
Click Sites, and add the URL for your SharePoint site.
More details please refer this similar issue: "Some files can harm your computer" dialog when I open a file from the document library
If the warning dialog is disappear, but when you open file still download. Then that behavior maybe defined by your browser. Try some other browser such as IE/Chrome/FireFox. Double check the integration/link of your browser and Word,Excel.
I'm using Aurelia with Visual Studio 2015. I started with the project as an empty ASP.NET 4.6 project. But when I change my view, I don't the see the new html elements on the browser side. It seems like the browser is caching it and not getting the new view from my server.
From the F12 tools window, I see no HTTP traffic going to the server except the fetch to get data from the Web Api service.
What server configuration is necessary to make my code updates visible on the browser?
I disable caching ... In Chrome, F12 and then click the Network tab. Check the "Disable cache" checkbox. Ctrl-F5 to clear and refresh. After that, the network tab shows request going out with HTTP Status 200 response and I see the changes. [BUT WHAT IF: I don't want to use the developer tools to control the caching. I just want the module loader to always get the file from the server?]
By default, IIS allows browsers to cache static content such as html, and image files. To avoid that, you need to disable static content cache in the web config file as follows:
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<staticContent>
<clientCache cacheControlMode="DisableCache"/>
</staticContent>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>
UPDATE:
You also need to clear the browser cache because the html files are already cached and therefore the browser will not request them to the server. Once the browser cache is cleared and the configuration in place, you will not experience the problem anymore.
I am designing the 8th update to my tabbed vb web browser (found at swordfish.savershot.net)in VB Express 08 and I'm having trouble with something. Whenever a webpage wants to open a link in a new tab (aka: Google Drive New Document), Internet Explorer turns on and runs the tab through them. I understand how it happens, because VB.NET by default uses IE as their Web Browsing core. However, I do not like it and I would love to be able to set those links to either open in a new tab in my browser or a new window in my browser. I have found a way to cancel the operation altogether but that's not very user friendly and I'd love to get my browser to a level where I can actually use it comfortably without annoying issues occurring. Thanks for the help.
I have a small vb6 application where I show PDF files in a web browser control. So I navigate to a required file using “WebBrowser1.Navigate”. It works well and the pc should have adobe reader installed.
But I have observed some strange behavior in windows 8 pcs (checked in about 4 PC).
If the application has asInvoker level manifest then pdf appear proper as expected.
If the application has requireAdministrator
level manifest then pdf does not appear and blank page appears.(so pdf is not rendered).Same problem comes for highestAvailable level if user is administrator.
I have observed loading webpage does not have this kind of problems.
So why the strange behaviour is shown if a application run as Administrator.
You can download the file from this link and check the said error.(EXE are already created with different manifest levels). Or adding web browser control to a form and just add WebBrowser1.Navigate("path to pdf") .Even no need to add manifest .running by using right click run as administrator gives error.
I am publishing applications to my website using the ClickOnce publishing tool within Visual Studio 2012, which publishes the webpage which checks for prerequisites and then downloads the application. However, this is formatted completely differently to my website.
Is there a way I can pass Visual Studio a template of some sort which it can use to create the webpages, as otherwise I have to go through and manually change all of the stylings for every application/update I publish. I know I can use an external CSS file to do this, but the webpages are created with inline styling, which was causing problems with the way it was laid out when I tried this last night.
I found this from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k5befhe3.aspx:
To customize the publish Web page
1.
Publish your ClickOnce application to a Web location. For more information, see How to: Publish a ClickOnce Application using the Publish Wizard.
2.
On the Web server, open the Publish.htm file in Visual Web Designer or another HTML editor.
3.
Customize the page as desired and save it.
4.
Optional. To prevent Visual Studio from overwriting your customized publish Web page, uncheck Automatically generate deployment web page after every publish in the Publish Options dialog box. For more information, see Publish Options Dialog Box.
Which means I would have to change each page manually. Does anyone know of a way to pass a template in for VS to use, or is each webpage created on the fly when I click publish?
Thanks
Optional. To prevent Visual Studio from overwriting your customized publish Web page,
uncheck Automatically generate deployment web page after every publish in the Publish
Options dialog box. For more information, see Publish Options Dialog Box.
This is what you want to do, I guess?