I am trying to remove some buttons from the Solution Explorer toolbar in Visual Studio 2012, but I am not able to find that toolbar in the list when I go to Tools --> Customize.
Can someone tell me where to find the customization options for this toolbar?
Rearranging of the commands in the Solution Explorer toolbar is not supported (like the main toolbar).
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I have create a new project in visual studio 12. Now how I proceed to Designer View page where you see all the buttons and stuff.
Help me guys..
I have read posts about having add-ons or extra programs that listen to and respond to other buttons than the traditional left- right- middle- click functionality in a mouse. However, all of them were dedicated to version 2010 of Visual Studio. Is there any way to remap extra mouse button presses to the forward/back commands in Visual Studio 2012?
(if it helps I am using a RAT 7 amazon)
Found a nice Mouse navigation extension. Not sure if it only works exclusively on 2012, but it does work on 2012. http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/87fb8c65-d1db-49e9-a068-d62a222a4ae7
If anyone interested in the link for the info I found on 2010 stuff, here it is: How do I edit Visual Studio's mouse shortcuts?
When creating a property in Visual Studio, I use the snippet prop and can TAB between the type and the name and Visual Studio jumps between the 2.
ReSharper has taken over this functionality, and I would like to know how to reset it back to Visual Studio. The problem I have is I don't know where to look. In Visual Studio 2012 I can see a ReSharper menu, but there are so many options I don't know where to look.
In ReSharper 9.2 in Visual Studio 2015, I achieved this by doing the following:
Going to the ReSharper -> Tools -> Templates Explorer... menu
Deleting all templates in all scopes in all three of the Live Templates, Surround Templates and File Templates tabs. To speed this up, I was able to select all templates in a scope by pressing Ctrl+A and then delete them by pressing the X button in the toolbar.
I had a similar situation with Visual Studio 2013 and ReSharper 9. I simply went to menu ReSharper → Tools → Templates Explorer and then found the prop template and removed it.
You can also deselect templates as well which may work, but I didn't try that approach.
I have installed Visual Studio 2012 and I opened my project from 2010 in the new version. But when I run my web application, it runs in Chrome. In 2010, you can right click on the project and choose "browse with" to change the web borwser.
In 2012, it is not in the right click menu, but in a toolbar:
But I don't have this toolbar and I don't find it. Can someone help me to find it?
What do you mean "I don't have this toolbar?"
Go here View->Toolbars->Standard
You have to have a file of the correct type (aspx, html, cshthml, etc.) selected in the Solution Explorer, in order to see the toolbar.
In blend 4 i often open a resource dictionary (i.e. "Generic.xaml") by clicking the "resources" tab (next to the property tab on the right pane), navigate to a resource and click on its icon to edit it in the designer.
In blend for visual studio 2012 i can't seem to find the resources tab? How am i then able to edit resources in resource dictionaries?
As of VS2012 Update 2+ we can once again create desktop WPF apps so the Resource tab returns.
"In addition, Visual Studio 2012 Update 2 and later adds support for Silverlight and WPF editing, as well as SketchFlow. Developers can now leverage a consolidated tool for all the platforms as part of a fully integrated solution with Visual Studio." (1)
(1) "Microsoft Expression Changes", http://www.microsoft.com/expression/eng/, retrieved 2013-9-20
I'm assuming this is a XAML project. Is the Window open? Main toolbar -> Window -> Resources... is that checked? If not, check that.