Change The Designer File Then That Msbox Is Shown?
Jan 1, 2010
I have use Devcomponent tool for design. Last night i have copied controls and have edited some changes. And now ANY TIME I debug my program show :
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Microsoft Visual Studio
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The control DevComponents.DotNetBar.NavigationBar has thrown an unhandled exception in the designer and has been disabled.
Exception:
The file D:PROGRAMRESTAURANTHQ2HQQLBH1.0MainformTrangchu.vb cannot be modified in the designer while building or debugging.
Stack trace:
at DevComponents.DotNetBar.NavigationBarContainer.RecalcSize()
at DevComponents.DotNetBar.NavigationBar.RecalcSize()
at DevComponents.DotNetBar.NavigationBar.OnHandleCreated(EventArgs e)
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OK
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Have you met that error ?
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[Code]....
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