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Can someone tell me if there is a way to use vs.net debugger with razor scripts that are placed in the app_code folder?
Because I can debug the razor scripts in macroScripts folder but I'm not able to debug the scripts placed in the app_code folder.
Thanks.
Peter,
Open the file in vs add the bookmark then in visual studio attach to process, you will have to ensure site is running locally.
Regards
Ismail
Great thanks for your help. I've managed to get this working now.
Before I couldn't get debugging working from inside vs.net because of an error 'Could not create type 'umbraco.webservices.documents.documentService'.
So I've always lazily gone straight to the browser using my IIS 7 setup.
But your advice today made me attempt debugging from VS using a custom server instead and its worked.
Many thanks again.
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debugging razor in app_code folder?
Can someone tell me if there is a way to use vs.net debugger with razor scripts that are placed in the app_code folder?
Because I can debug the razor scripts in macroScripts folder but I'm not able to debug the scripts placed in the app_code folder.
Thanks.
Peter,
Open the file in vs add the bookmark then in visual studio attach to process, you will have to ensure site is running locally.
Regards
Ismail
Great thanks for your help. I've managed to get this working now.
Before I couldn't get debugging working from inside vs.net because of an error 'Could not create type 'umbraco.webservices.documents.documentService'.
So I've always lazily gone straight to the browser using my IIS 7 setup.
But your advice today made me attempt debugging from VS using a custom server instead and its worked.
Many thanks again.
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