Tag Archives: Visual Studio

Apr 06 2015
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LightSwitch, Visual Studio

LightSwitch – Common Core Teacher Evaluations

lsWires-1.0.6-Tiles

Here we’ll show you, via video, an application we’ve written to support the Common Core Standards for Education.  Its an evaluation system that in its current form is about teachers.  But we’ve made it so that with just a bit of terminology change, it can morph into an evaluation system for most anything.  Living or not!

  • Based on TNTP.org simplified rubric
  • Multi-tenant
  • Drag and Drop sorting
  • Tile based menus
  • Role based
  • Analytics with pretty graphs
  • Supports desktops down to smart phones!

Check it out on our tutorial site… TES

You can also see the video and more up on our YouTube Channel.

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Apr 05 2015
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LightSwitch, Visual Studio

lsWireCore Project Updated v1.0.6

lsWireCore

Updated to lsWires.js v1.0.6

Added Database Project to pre-seed the tiles
Just need to edit the tiles in the browser to add the icons

Added lsWiresExtras folder with the security tile icons
Highly recommend Syncfusions Metro Studio for additional icons.

Updated the CopySolution.ps1 script

Fixed Visual Studio from changing IIS ports on rebuilds

This should be the project that you use our CopySolution on

We’ve moved the repo to https://bitbucket.org/interbay/lsWireCore

Don’t hesitate to holler if something breaks!

Well it broke… Arrrgggg!!  Hopefully easy work around… just do a full rebuild after you download. 
(thanks Michael Washington)

Dale

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Oct 02 2013
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LightSwitch

Rename LightSwitch 2013 HTMLClient

When creating a new Visual Studio LightSwitch HTML Client, the “powers” have hard coded the naming of what the project names shall be.  For the publicly visible HTML Client project the name will be {mySolution}.HTMLClient and your deployed URL will also have the name of {url}/HTMLClient.  Obviously not the best scenario for most applications.

If you follow these steps you’ll be successful at not only changing the name of your project in Visual Studio, but also changing the public URL.  Replace {mySolution} with the name of your own solution name.

Obligatory Disclaimer… please backup your project/solution before attempting this procedure!

  1. Open your solution in Visual Studio 2013
  2. Rename {mySolution}.HTMLClient to your new name {mySolution}.App
  3. Close the solution
  4. Important… Close Visual Studio
  5. Open a Windows Explorer, navigate to your solution folder
  6. In your favorite text editor, open the {mySolution}.sln file
  7. Replace all instances of the name HTMLClient with your new name, App
  8. Save
  9. Next level down, open the {mySolution}.lsxproj file
  10. Replace all instances of the name HTMLClient with your new name, App
  11. Save
  12. Rename the HTMLClient folder to your new name, App
  13. Save
  14. Next level down, in your App folder (old HTMLClient folder)
  15. Open the App.jsproj file, this should already reflect the new name
  16. Replace all instances of the name HTMLClient with your new name, App
  17. Save
  18. Open the ModelManifest.xml file
  19. Replace all \{mySolution}.HTMLClient\ with your new name, App
  20. Save
  21. Start Visual Studio 2013 again, open your solution
  22. Once fully loaded, select Build, Clean Solution
  23. Then select Build, Build Solution
  24. Double click on a screen to validate the editor is still working
  25. Double click on a table also to validate the editor is still working
  26. Run your app (F5)

Your solution and browser should now be using the new name.  Yay!!

Does this now open up the possibility of more than 1 HTMLClient?  Absolutely!!  Especially if you already had the original HTMLClient in source control.  Perhaps for another post 🙂

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