Félix Perreault | Microsoft Connect

Félix Perreault by perreault.felix

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Type:	Bug
ID:	780145
Opened:	2/27/2013 12:23:01 PM
Access Restriction:	Public

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In a web project, when editing a *.cshtml file, and then start debugging, the Internet browser opens the project to the correct directory (which is ok). The problem is that this page is never correctly interpreted by the browser, and the user has to delete a part of the url to get back to localhost:XXXX/ only, and then navigate back to the edited page. The page should load correctly in the first place. You can actually turn this around by only saving the file in the visual studio editor and only refreshing the page in the browser, but still.

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Visual Studio 2012

Start a new web project.
Create a new *.cshtml file, and when still editing it, click start. The file has to be syntaxically correct!
This will actually open your default Internet browser to open the web page. It will try to open the web page at the correct "directory", to help you see the *.csthml you're editing, but the page will not load correctly. Delete the last part of the url until you only have "localhost:xxxx" left, and refresh the page. Then navigate back to the *.cshtml page you're trying to debug. The page works, but in the first place, it was not possible to see any of it.

French

Windows 7 SP1

French (Canadian)

Web page is ok but does not open correctly in the browser.

Correct web page should open correctly in the web browser without the needs of navigating through it.

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Posted by Microsoft on 3/7/2013 at 3:32 AM

Hi, given that we have not heard back from you in 7 days. We will go ahead and close this Connect Issue. If you get a chance to review and provide the information requested earlier, you can go ahead and reactivate this issue.

Posted by Microsoft on 3/4/2013 at 3:20 AM

Hello,

Sorry for bothering. Is there any update?

It would be greatly appreciated if you could provide us with that information as quickly as possible.

Thank you!

Posted by Microsoft on 2/27/2013 at 11:11 PM

Thank you for submitting feedback on Visual Studio and .NET Framework. In order to efficiently investigate and reproduce this issue, we are requesting additional information outlined below.

Could you please give us a demo project to demonstrate this issue so that we can conduct further research?

Please submit this information to us within 4 business days. We look forward to hearing from you with this information.

Microsoft Visual Studio Connect Support Team

Posted by Microsoft on 2/27/2013 at 12:50 PM

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