Is there a way to open all the default tabs that should be open when you open Visual Studio 2019 in the first place?
I'm having problems finding a tutorial about opening the essential tabs to make a form application.
to open the tabs you have to go to "file- new project" then will appear the tabs to write the code
after that you can find all the tabs in the menu like option etc...
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I'm taking a course in HTML & CSS that requires Visual Studio 2019. I've written the exact script shown in the video over and over but there is no option to 'View in Browser'. I have no previous experience with JavaScript and very little Visual Basic. I've never used visual studio before.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled VS several times with the same problem.
Please help me!!
One of the examples I'm asked to type:
There is no option to 'View in Browser when right clicking or clicking the File tab.
I tried the solutions offered for VS 2017 but they did not work.
My laptop is a fairly new HP with Windows 10 installed.
Below is what comes up when I right click on the script.
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If your HTML file is part of a project in Visual Studio, then here is one way to view your file in a browser.
Right-click on the project name in the Solution Explorer window
Select View > View in Browser
You may need to manually change the URL in your browser to get to your HTML file.
I have created a C++ template with certain configurations in visual studio 2019, which is saved as a .zip file in the default ProjectTemplates folder.
However, when I open the New Project dialog, I couldn't find my new template, the dialog only shows me 3 options under the left Recent templates tag which is not what I want, and I can't find my own template in the right Scoll-down menu.
Please tell me how to create a new project from self-created template.
By updating my VS 2019 to professional edition, I managed to see my templates in the New project list. I am not extremely sure about the reason, just give a hint for this issue.
In Visual Studio 2015 when I want to create MVC application there is no MVC option like below
Also when I open a .cshtml file look like below (not formatting, not coloring, not intellisense)
I tried below suggestions but doesn't resolve
Install web developer tools by Visual Studio setup modification
Change .net framework version from project screen
devenv.exe /resetuserdata
Delete %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ComponentModelCache files
How can I solve ?
Try update web tools in visual studio 2015 - I had the same problem
Maybe you have selected the wrong file editor.
How to set other editor:
Click with your right mouse button on the View/HTML-page.
Click on: Open with...
Click on HTML editor (see image below)
Set the good editor as default:
Click on Set as Default (image below)
This problem can occur by clicking on an other editor and clicked by Set as Default.
I am facing a problem. I want to add an empty page using razor syntax in an empty website in visual studio 2013 but I can't do it. In the empty website, when I create a folder and right click on it and choose:
Add > Add New Item
then it does not give me an option of Empty page(razor v3) with C#.
Please tell me what should I do?
i had same problem but i did one thing...
all steps same from new ...>website...>empty ..>
after open an empty go to solution explorer - >right click ->go little down from bar and click on manage NuGet Package
click on online which is mentioned on your left...it will search for packages
then....>**MICROSOFT ASP.NET WEB PAGES, INSTALL THIS PACKAGE BY CLICKING ON IT
THEN GO TO PAGE 3 DIRECTLY AND GO TO BOTTOM OF THAT THEN YOU FIND MICROSOFT ASP.NET WEB PAGES WEB DATA, INSTALL THIS PACKAGE ALSO BY CLICKING ON IT.
THEN COME BACK TO YOUR PROJECT AND THEN ADD NEW ITEM, THEN YOU FIND (EMPTY RAZOR 3)
How can I find usages of single let's say editor template in Visual studio? Or maybe in other direction how can I goto template which is rendered with EditorFor?
There is one workaround/help. If you have Visual Studio 2013 and Web Essentials installed you can CTRL+click anywhere on the page and the menu like this pops up.
If you click Inspect you can click on any element on page and then you cursor in Visual Studio moves to corresponding View/PartialView/DisplayTemplate/...
Mads Kristensen post on Web essentials 2013