I'm having a problem with the Solution Preferences on a project. I can open the Project Preferences window and select the Localization Project, Default Language, and Security projects from the drop down lists. Clicking on "Save" closes the window with no errors. When I reopen the Solution Preferences window, the changes I made are gone and I have a blank window. I'm using SF v1.6.

-Larry

Hi Trent;



To be honest with you, since I had installed 1.6, I had not gotten involved with the web form. Now I need to start working on something and yesterday was the first time I tried to create a page. At First I noticed the CSharpe Sample is missing the web project and wouldn't let me open it. Then I decided to create a StrataFrame Web app. As soon as I click on default form, I get those "Adding references.." messages. And if I try to add any web component, I get the same thing. However, I do not get that with normal ASP web app.



You asked what has changed. To the best of my knowledge, nothing has changed. I've been trying to learn Win form and it works fine, but the web I noticed yesterday.



What would you like me to do? Reinstall 1.6? If yes, do I need to uninstall it first, or can I install over it?



Thanks for your help!

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Hey Ben,

This is going to be normal as far as adding references are concerned.  However, I think something might be a little fishy with the template and I would be curious if you opened up the references of the web site if you have more than one SF reference.  I am willing to bet that more than one reference showed up which is causing your problem.  Right-click on the web site, and go to the Property Pages.  You will see that there are StrataFrame references with a version 2.0 (we haven't written that version yet ).  This was a template issue that was released in version 1.6.  We had removed the version from the template trying to reduce the build process by a step and it looks as though a web site project assumes the version of the .NET version when omitted.

Select the 2.0 version references and then click the remove button.  This should resolve your problem.  Sorry for the confusion.

I have attached the updated templates if you want to fix your current environment.  The attached EXEs assume that Visual Studio is installed on the c:\program files\ folder.  Otherwise you can execute the EXE, point the path to the correct location. 

To run:

1. Close down Visual Studio
2. Launch each of the the EXEs one at a time.  Open up the task manager and make sure that the devenv process has gone away before launching the next template update.

Did I say, "You're a genus"? If not, I say it now



Thank you Trent!



Could you please attach a working/complete CSharpe Web sample either to this thread or the one I posted on Web Form section (in case others want to get a fresh copy again)?


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I did not see an issue with the CSharp sample, but it is posted here just in case you are having some other issue.

Trent; Does this mean, anytime I create a new C# Web site, I need to go and delete those 2.0 references manually?



I installed the attach EXE file, but any new website, still gets the 2.0 references.



Was the attach file to fix the reference issue or sample issue? My sample problem is C# and the VB is fine!



Thanks!

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There were some assumptions that I made in the posted EXEs above as it related to paths.  This fixes the template, which I tested and so if it gets installed correctly it will fix your problem.

The files have to go to the web project template folders then have the devenv.exe /setup called to install the templates and make them active.  This will definitely be fixed in the next update, so worst case just remove the 2.0 references for now and you can move forward.

No problem Trent; Your help is much appreciated. I have to go to an App. now but I'll keep you posted!

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The CSharpe demo package is complete and works fine. Thank you Sir!



Best Support!!!!

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