VS2005 beta / framework 1.1 ?

[dhnriverside]

Hi guys

I have a problem. I'm having a lot of problems with the "very known bug" of
Visual C# deleting bits of code when you fast-switch between designer and
code. It keeps deleting my entire OnInit(), which for a wizard-like page,
contains quite a lot of code!

I've spoken to various MVP leads on this issue, and the best solution they
can come up with is "dont use Designer", which isn't really very helpful, is
it? After all, I did pay for this, I expect it to work.

Anyway, I had a thought. My client doesn't want to run BETA framework stuff
on his production server (obviously), but I don't mind running a BETA
developement tool, especially if it works!

So I was thinking, can VS2005 work with Framework 1.1? Do you just load the
project up? Or does it have to be Framework 2? If i can work with my F1.1 app
on VS2k5, at least I'll be able to use the designer.

Is it possible though?

Cheers
Dan

[Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]]

Hi Dan,

As far as I know, VS2005 will accept only .NET 2.0.

It will attempt to convert a VS2003 project which means you can't go back to
1.1 without reconfiguring the code by hand.

"dhnriversi de" <da*@musoswire. com> wrote in message
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Hi guys

I have a problem. I'm having a lot of problems with the "very known bug"
of
Visual C# deleting bits of code when you fast-switch between designer and
code. It keeps deleting my entire OnInit(), which for a wizard-like page,
contains quite a lot of code!

I've spoken to various MVP leads on this issue, and the best solution they
can come up with is "dont use Designer", which isn't really very helpful,
is
it? After all, I did pay for this, I expect it to work.

Anyway, I had a thought. My client doesn't want to run BETA framework
stuff
on his production server (obviously), but I don't mind running a BETA
developement tool, especially if it works!

So I was thinking, can VS2005 work with Framework 1.1? Do you just load
the
project up? Or does it have to be Framework 2? If i can work with my F1.1
app
on VS2k5, at least I'll be able to use the designer.

Is it possible though?

Cheers
Dan

[dhnriverside]

Oh well, was worth asking.

Anyone got any other bright ideas on this? I resent buying something and
then being told "dont use half of it" - which is basically what they've said!
"Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" wrote:

Hi Dan,

As far as I know, VS2005 will accept only .NET 2.0.

It will attempt to convert a VS2003 project which means you can't go back to
1.1 without reconfiguring the code by hand.

"dhnriversi de" <da*@musoswire. com> wrote in message
news:B2******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Hi guys

I have a problem. I'm having a lot of problems with the "very known bug"
of
Visual C# deleting bits of code when you fast-switch between designer and
code. It keeps deleting my entire OnInit(), which for a wizard-like page,
contains quite a lot of code!

I've spoken to various MVP leads on this issue, and the best solution they
can come up with is "dont use Designer", which isn't really very helpful,
is
it? After all, I did pay for this, I expect it to work.

Anyway, I had a thought. My client doesn't want to run BETA framework
stuff
on his production server (obviously), but I don't mind running a BETA
developement tool, especially if it works!

So I was thinking, can VS2005 work with Framework 1.1? Do you just load
the
project up? Or does it have to be Framework 2? If i can work with my F1.1
app
on VS2k5, at least I'll be able to use the designer.

Is it possible though?

Cheers
Dan

[Peter Theill]

VS2005 only works with .NET 2.0, yes but as a work around why not move
your wizard code out of the OnInit and into a new method - then you
"only" have to readd the call to your new method when the "OnInit"
method is being overridden

Rgd,
Peter Theill