Squaretwo.Blog.Net Development, Blogging, Food, Folks, and Fun.Web Application Project Add-in Release Candidate, um, released- April 6, 2006 From ScottGu's blog: Todays release is a major refresh that provides a ton of new functionality and rounds out the feature-set. Some of the major new features added since the February preview: Event handler generation and wire-up from the WYSIWYG designer F7Shift-F7 Navigation Support (switch between page views) Add New Item Wizard to add pages based on Master Pages...http://blogs.squaretwo.net/PermaLink.aspx?guid=ff5412e4-2a7b-4264-b2f5-b784ca24ef6d I don't remember seeing an "easy button" on this thing- April 4, 2006 I've been blogging in one way or another for almost 3 years now, and I've become convinced that if you're doing software development, especially Microsoft-centric development, and you don't have a blog or at the least a loaded RSS reader... then you're just not doing your job. About 2 hours ago, I posted about what I thought was missing in the new Web Project structure... an hour later, I had a comment from the Web Platform & Tools PUM letting me know that not only were they aware of the...http://blogs.squaretwo.net/PermaLink.aspx?guid=511c9dbd-aac3-45ba-8663-cf9f0be50311 The definition of the object is hidden Seriously- April 4, 2006 There must be a way to change this. Finally on my way to developing my first full-fledged .Net 2.0 app as a side project, and I notice that the code-behind page that Visual Studio 2005 gives you is missing a few things, most notably the control definitions and Page_Init. Well, problem easily solved... right-click the class name for the page, click "Find All References", and lo and behold, I get a list - one of which looks like this: public partial class signup :...http://blogs.squaretwo.net/PermaLink.aspx?guid=832a0d33-cff7-4e3e-bf5b-339c4792fe68 |