Hi Francois,

Do you use FileSystem? If yes, the issue could happened because the image is located at CommonLibrary which located at IIS. And FileSystem cannot access the folder that is causing the image missing in design view. Have you try register SmartWebResources (right click on WebGrid in design and choose "register SmartWebResources") ?

Regards,

Julia

Thanks Julia

I have registered SmartWebResources (in fact it was registered before this problem occured.

In the developement environment the website runs on the ASP Developement Server, and the images show up fine when running - it is only in the Design View of VS2008 that the images are not showing up.

The other strange thing is that when I load one of the sample pages for WebTextEditor in Visual Studio, the images do show up in the Design View.

Any further thoughts?

Thanks

Hi Francois,

Have you use our latest WebTextEditor hotfix? You can update it using UpdateManager. After that you can do the following steps:

-          Close your Visual Studio program >> run iisreset

-          Delete all the files on C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files

Hope this help.

Regards,

Julia

I have tried all the above - still the Images do not show up in VS 2008 Design View (although it works fine when compiled and running.

I have also noted the following:

• this behaviour is true for other Intersoft Controls that use Images (like WebScheduler's images also do not show up in Design View)
• it happens even on brand new web sites where I set up the web-site to run from an HTTP location (ie using the IIS 5.1 on my developement machine)
• however, when I set up a new web site using File System as Location, everything works fine and the Images work perfectly in Design View in VS2008

Please inform me how to fix this, since it hampers my developement in VS.

Thanks

Hi Francois,

It seems that it happen to be a strange behavior. You can do the following steps:

- close your VS program > clear all files in 'Temporary ASP.NET' > run iisreset, as I written before

- Go to Run > type 'inetmgr' > right click on CommonLibrary > Manage Application > Advance Settings > Application Pool > change to Classic .NET AppPool.

Please let me know if this work on you.

Regards,

Julia