How can I stop Visual Studio from opening chrome when I begin debugging my node.js app F5? The http request chrome sends crashes my app, which is very annoying.
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I removed the value under Node.js port option.
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Recently I have found that running android studio apps in vscode android environment is much faster than in Android Studio IDE. Basically all I have to do is open Android Studio and Vscode at the same time and run apps on Vscode (with android extension installed and android environment activated).
However, every time I run the app, I have to click on the 'attach debugger to android process' button beforehand for the app to be launched.
Is there anyway I can automate the 'attach debugger' process so that all I have to do is click the Run button on Vscode only?
I have searched for similar questions yet no solution was found. Most were related to Visual Studio or just manually clicking the 'attach debugger' button (which I find a bit annoying).
Could you show me the way to do attach debugger to android process automatically?
I'm using webworker-threads package in my node js application. when I set a breakpoint in Worker callback function. I doesn't stops and debugs it just ignores it, I am using visual studio 2015. I couldn't find any solution to this on internet
I'm trying to remotely debug a web app on azure. I published using Web Deploy the debug configuration, and added the breakpoint, right clicked on the Attach Debugger on my Web App instance and the debugger launched and everything is looking good.
But after waiting for like 20sec for the page to load( the debugger launched my website), the visual studio debugger terminates and im being returned to normal editing, and the web page actually load on the browser. Have no clue what that might be happening.
Do you enable Remote Debugging for the right Visual Studio version in your web app configuration?
I'd been working on this for many hours.
My problem is this -- I can view our web application on both debug and release using IIS Express in Visual Studio 2013.
But when I try to publish it using Web Deploy then load the web app in browser (Chrome) -- it loads but it cannot find the CSS, JS, Fonts and some images.
What may cause this problem? While using Visual Studio 2013 debug or release mode in IIS Express all works smoothly.
Thank you.
After publish your web application, you must have to change the path of css,images etc.
Hope it will help you.
Debugging a ASP.NET WebAplication in Visual Studio 2013 gives the possibility to debug the clientside javascript files in Visual Studio 2013. Isn't this possible with a NodeJs Web Application in Visual Studio 2013 ?
It can be done using IE as the browser and using node.js tools for Visual Studio, but I have not been able to debug through from client to server side code like you can with an ASP.Net project :o(
Anyhow, here is how you do it:
In IE, enable script debugging by going to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced Tab and clearing the "Disable script debugging flag". I think you have to restart IE for this to take effect
In VS2013 start your node.js project without debugging (Debug > Start without debugging or CTRL-F5)
In IE, attach to the VS debugger (View menu > External Script Debugger > Open. This should create a window that lets you attach IE to your instance of VS2013.