I noticed, or do not see, that there is no View Designers button in the tool strip in Solution Explorer. VS2010 had both a View Code and View Designer, but with VS2012 I see only View Code.
Is it possible to get the View Designer back? If so, how?
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I recently upgraded from visual studio 2010 to 2012 and it seemed to work normally until I had to open a older project made using 2010. The Sln file appeared to load however the icon for Form1.cs in the solution no longer has the little icon indicating that it is a windows form additionally when i clicked on the Form1.Designer.cs the form was not loaded properly and instead i get a blank window that says To add components to your class, drag them from the Toolbox. however the form is not visible in the designer.
the program compiles fine and the form looks as it did but i cannot edit it except by manually changing the designer code I have no GUI editor
When I'm on the split view of Visual Studio 2012 and I make some changes on the Code window, the design window does not show the changes and instead gives me this message "Design view is out of sync with Code view. Click here to synchronize views".
Screenshot: http://s7.postimg.org/oxwnggeih/123.jpg
Is there a way configure Visual Studio to have Design view seamlessly updated as I write code?
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 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).
I cannot see any visual design tools in monodevelop. "Design" and "Source Code" buttons which are supposed to be at the bottom of a designer file. I checked if gtksharp is selected in the references. MonoDevelop is totally new to me and i am really stuck right now that i cannot find anything in google.
The designer does't show up for all files that contain GTK# classes, it only shows up for those which were created with designer support - the "Window", "Widget" and "Dialog" templates.
These templates are available if your project references GTK# - but the easiest way is to create a new GTK# Application project, which has the correct references, the app initialization boilerplate, and a designer window class (MainWindow.cs).