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Trial and Demo Edition

 		11/8/2006 3:31:46 AM
ASPRunner.NET General questions
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 gregmartin author

I'm just trying the demo edition of ASP runner 3.0
Don't let these questions mislead you. It's an excellent product, and the default designs are great. But just a couple of questions before purchasing.

  1. After building the code, it opens fine with Web Express 2005. But you cannot see the design forms, only the code. Is it possible to use in design mode? As I would like to modify the forms before deploying. Or is this a demo issue?
  2. I've noticed a bug?? If you create a VB.NET backed application, then rebuild with C#, it complains that some of the references are in VB.NET and not C#. I've got round this by emptying the output folder
    Self Answered::<img src='https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=question&id=3788&image=1&table=forumtopics' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' /> Not a bug, it only supports C# for .NET 2.0 )
  3. I've tried changing the stylesheet to one of the other presets, but it always uses the default. Is this because it's a demo?
    Thanks,

    Greg
Eugene 11/8/2006

1. After building the code, it opens fine with Web Express 2005. But you cannot see the design forms, only the code. Is it possible to use in design mode? As I would like to modify the forms before deploying. Or is this a demo issue?



Trial version of asprunner.net is fully functional. And it does support visual studio. You can view and edit design forms (aspx files) and code files.

Could you tell me how do you get this error?

3. I've tried changing the stylesheet to one of the other presets, but it always uses the default. Is this because it's a demo?


Stylesheet work fine. The problem is that IE is caching old .css file. Try to rebuild project into another directory.
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 		gregmartin author 11/8/2006

>>Trial version of asprunner.net is fully functional. And it does support visual studio.
Apologies, it was a logical problem on my part not a problem with the software. I'd normally expect three tiers in .NET. User interface, data layer and business layer.
I notice that the data layer and the ASP UI are generated in the same aspx document, so of course you don't see the user controls on the design page. You just see the following for example.
Table: Table1, Edit record

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>> Stylesheet work fine. The problem is that IE is caching old .css file. Try to rebuild project into another directory.
Yes! That does the job. Thank you.