Since updating to VS 2015 Enterprise I have noticed a new "quirk" of which I am having difficulty tracking down. I suspect the problem lies with JustCode but I cannot prove it.
Has anyone else noticed that all of your event handlers are being tagged as "not found"? I get the message "ASP.NET Tags: Event handler not found" on each and every event on all controls (both Telerik and default ASP.NET items) in my *.aspx files. As everything actually exists, and actually works, this is an annoyance. Yes I can ignore it however should I?
The problem seems to be consistent across all project types. Editing preexisting code or starting new projects result in the same effect. All "event handlers" are flagged as missing.
I am running the latest internal builds of JustCode. About the only thing I have not tried is a complete wipe of all Telerik and a reload of all features.
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Hi, same problem after JustCode update 2015.3.817.1.
Our Visual Studio 2015 version is little bit different. We reworked the JustCode to step on Roslyn. You can read the announcement here - What’s Ahead for JustCode
There is a problem with aspx files currently. The essence is that we haven't linked the type information coming from Roslyn with the HTML in aspx files. That causes the errors that you've hit.
We will improve that soon. We are really sorry for the inconvenience!
Regards,
Nikolay Valchev
Telerik
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Hi Nikolay
Does the issue you described explain why I'm getting massive numbers of warnings in my aspx files for things such as
'__DataBinding__control182' does not match the naming convention.
and
'Container' does not match the naming convention.
Regards
Jon
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Iron
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Iron
While I do not work for Telerik, I can confirm that I have seen the same occurrence. Things have improved a bit with several internal builds. I also have taken the time to change some of my standards to "fit" the more "norm". Who knew I was so far "out of whack".
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Ha ha, yes I noticed the same thing about a year and a half ago so changed them then, oh the joy of the RSI that gave me for a while - hence knowing that the warnings coming up were wrong.
You're right about the internal builds improving things. Looks like there is still a fair bit of weeding out that needs to be done though.