![]() ![]() So finally, a couple of months ago, I decided enough was enough, and over a few weeks I built a tool called "Redesigner" that generates. ![]() And apparently it's still an issue in VS2010 and VS2012. And sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't, just like I'm sure all of you have encountered. And I've tried every "solution" on StackOverflow and dozens of blogs, just like I'm sure all of you have. I've encountered the same problem for years now, working in Visual Studio 2008. Save and do build and the you should be good to go. Go to the ascx.cs or aspx.cs and make sure you rename all references to "MyLink" to "theLINK" as well. In the ascx or aspx change the ID of the control Changing content that doesn't affect code, such as a CSS style or adding text, won't trigger the code generator. In order to trigger the code generator, change something that would require the to be generated. The solution is surprisingly simple, but it's slightly cumbersome. Arbitrarily changing content on the aspx/ascx file - No longer works (see 2).Convert to Web Application - Option no longer available.Cut all the content and repaste into the aspx or ascx file - No longer works, no change in the references.Delete the aspx or ascx file - No longer checks for this case. ![]() The following scenarios that used to work no longer do: Microsoft probably introduced some optimizations to make the IDE snappier, consequently they've reduced the number of cases that trigger the code generator. Most of the solutions here don't work if you're running Visual Studio 2013 and possibly 2012. ![]()
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