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Brett asked on 23 Apr 2008, 05:27 AM

I'm running Visual Studio 2008 with the RadControls ASP.NET AJAX.

More often than not, when I make a change in the source of my ASPX I lose ALL the controls on my form when I switch back to design mode.

What I've figured out is, if I make an error in my source, for example if it says:
telerik:RadTabStrip ID="RadTabStrip1" blah blah blah I delete the "I" in ID, then it'll say: "Design view is out of sync with Source view. Click here to synchronize views." I click that, then I go and put the "I" back in ID, then the "Design view is out of sync with source view" comes up again, I click that and then the control reappears in the design view.

If I do that for each of the controls that are missing it comes back. Then at some point they'll all disappear and then if I go through the process they'll come back again.

It also seems to come up the most when I put in a table or edit a table, then VS adds in some Style markup, if I delete the style markup, then go through the above process the controls will come back.

It's more of an annoyance than anything else, everything works, and I saw that there was a hotfix for something similar for VS2008, but that didn't help.

Perhaps a bug in VS2008? It only does it for my Telerik Controls though, the MS ones don't disappear. 

I'm just curious to see if anyone else has run into this?

Brett

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Pavel
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answered on 25 Apr 2008, 10:32 AM
Hi Brett,

We haven't received reports of such a problem, neither can we reproduce it locally. Does it appear with every project you create or is it specific to an isolated case? If you continue to experience the issue, you can open a support ticket and attach a project to it that reproduces the undesired behavior. Thus we will be able to examine it locally and determine the source of the problem.

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