You could open the “obj” folder, it seems that the “Debug” folder is saved there. Short of creatingĪ new copy of the project and copy/paste my changes in again, I am not certain how to get past this or prevent it from happening again.
I've also noticed one other strange thing in my version of Visual Studio in that the option to Clean Solution is not being provided when I right click on the project however, that could possibly be related to the type of project. Some additional side notes, on that last link I provided, my current Visual Studio environment is set up for Web Development but the instructions apparently are only applicable(?) if VS is set up for C# because I do not have the options listed on the page available Reinstalling Visual C++ 2008 Runtime debug runs old code from VS forum Scary - debug is running old code from VS forum How to Change Build Output Directory from MSDN Under Property Pages of website adding an x86 platformĭeleting the application on IIS and creating a new one Going to Debug -> Project Property Pages -> Build and making sure before running start up page was set to Build Web Site Going to Debug -> Windows -> Modules to confirm modules were loaded during debug
On Run, when build or deployment errors set to Prompt to launchįor new solutions use the currently selected project as the startup project On Run, when projects out of date is set to Always Build Symbols - downloaded symbols into cache, emptied cache, reloaded symbols
General - Require source files to exactly match original version is checkedĮdit and Continue - disabled/enabled this Some of the things I have tried include:ĭeleting contents of Temporary ASP.NET folder something I've tried works once) then the problem starts again. What is making this more frustrating is just when I think I might have found a solution (e.g. Most notably, when I go to debug ( F5 ) I am not getting the latest code changes incorporated into the debug process and its adding debug points into the code that The project that I am working on has begun to behave erradically when it comes to debugging. I am also running a local version of IIS and my version of Internet Explorer is 9. No new windows updates have been installed. Its running on a Windows 7 64bit pc with SP1. I have Visual Studion 2012 Professional currently with Update 1. I apologize, if this question sounds like it might have already been asked since I have found some similar titled questions but none of those solutions helped to resolve my problem, so I am posting a question Thank you for any help you might be able to provide.
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