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Hi,

After migrating to a new version of VS I always get lost and do not get my dev to run anymore as it used to be. Do you perhaps have a document describing how to setup VS2010 with Dotnetnuke which allow WAP setup so that own desktopmodules have their own nicely compiled dll naming convensions? I am using a install version of DNN (not source) for reasons of speed.

I now add the DNN in the IIS7 as an application, but debugging goes over the IIS 6 compatibility mode for which I need to run as a admin. I do often forget to start up like this so I would actually use something better. If I press run then I get a lot of development servers to start up, which I do not like either since it is quite slow. I liked to plug in the debugger when I like to do from VS.

Secondly, it seems that some controls are not referenced correctly and for that reason they are not shown or reference correctly in the project.

Any help appreciated.

J.

J.
 
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