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Creating Application Pages for SharePoint

I found this (Excerpt):

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You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

Creating Application Pages for SharePoint

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

Creating Application Pages for SharePoint

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

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RJ Cuthbertson
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee231581(v=vs.100).aspxCreating Application Pages for SharePoint

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4339149/design-view-on-sharepoint-project-visual-studio-2010Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee231581(v=vs.100).aspx

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4339149/design-view-on-sharepoint-project-visual-studio-2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

Creating Application Pages for SharePoint

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

Design View on SharePoint Project Visual Studio 2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.

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Mike
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee231581(v=vs.100).aspx

I found this (Excerpt):

Note

You can only design the page in the Source view of the designer. The Design view of the designer is disabled for application pages.

Also found a workaround:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4339149/design-view-on-sharepoint-project-visual-studio-2010

here is a trick for this little problem:

add a user control to your project. copy all the markup code over to this user control. design away, then copy the markup back into your application page to start refining your code to work as a sharepoint item.