I can use an update panel in SharePoint 2010 and Visual Studio 2010, but when I try to use an update panel in SharePoint 2013 and Visual Studio 2012 it does not work. Is there any solution for this issue?
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I have Visual studio 2012 ultimate installed on my PC.I would like to upgrade it to Visual studio 2013 Ultimate.
Is there a way to upgrade or Should I buy VS 2013?
If you have an MSDN account you can download 2013 and install it side by side with 2012, or you can remove 2012 all together and just use 2013 by itself. If you do not have an MSDN account, I believe you will need to purchase the new version. Keep in mind that if you open a solution you created with 2012 up in VS 2013, VS will attempt to upgrade the solution to work with 2013.
I am trying to create excel 2013 Add-in in visual studio 2012. But it is not showing excel 2013 Add-in template, although excel 2010 Add-in template is there. Here is my VS 2012 screen shot.
You need to install OfficeToolsForVS2012RTW. You can download in from Here
I have VS 2012 professional update 4 and the TFS power tools installed. In team explorer i see the usual items (pending changes, work items, builds, reports, documents, web access, settings) but nothing new because of the power tools. We have a number of groups in the team project with active members. How can i view the team members panel in the team explorer ?
I think we are running TFS 2012 but i cannot be certain. How can i check what version of TFS we are running ? I assumed there would be an error if it was 2010
Thank you for any advice
I checked the following links but they did not help me
Where is the "Team members" panel in Team Explorer 2012
Team members power tools 2012 with TFS 2010
The TFS Team Collaboration tools for Visual Studio 2012 and up only work with TFS 2012 and higher (including Visual Studio Online). They do not show when connected to TFS 2010 because the data model changed between 2010 and 2012 and the TFS Team Collaboration tools are not backwards compatible. This means you need to use Visual Studio 2010 unfortunately to access the Team options, or upgrade TFS 2010 to 2012 or higher.
You need to install the version that matches your Visual Studio version. If you're using 2010 and 2012 you need to install them side by side (you can do this by unchecking the Powershell and Explorer Integration in the older versions and leaving these enabled in the most recent versions of the Power Tools.
Visual Studio 2010 Power Tools for Team Foundation Server
Visual Studio 2012 Power Tools for Team Foundation Server
Visual Studio 2013 Power Tools for Team Foundation Server
In Visual Studio, make sure you have the TFS Team Collaboration tools listed and is enabled in the "Extensions and Updates" screen. If it's not, try removing and re-installing the Power Tools:
I have built a SharePoint 2010 site and I want to view the code of the site in Visual Studio 2010 to edit the code according to the requirements.
How this is possible?
I have a requirement that i need to create an infopath 2010 form using visual studio 2010.
can any one show mw the way to create that?
Thanks,
Suresh
A requirement? Wierd requirement... You can not create InfoPath 2010 Forms with Visual Studio. You were able to work on InfoPath 2007 Forms with Visual Studio but this possibility is gone with InfoPath 2010.
The code behind from InfoPath from forms can only be edited using the InfoPath built in Visual Studio Tools for Applications.