vs.php 2005

Posted February 21st, 2006 by nshahzad

I'm on my trial, I have the latest version of vs.php for 2005.
Somteimes, I can't even save a project without it crashing. Overall, it's very unstable...
When is a non-beta version going to be available? I want to use it in a dev-env, but it's way too unstable for now.
Also, can the projects created in vs.php 2005 be opening in the 2003 version? that would be good, don't have to keep duplicate project files....

I"m running Win2k SP4, all the latest updates and patches.

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Comments

    Re: vs.php 2005

    On February 21st, 2006 ebinfo said:

    Just to be sure, can you provide me with the build number you see?

    Also from my experience, 2003 and 2005 project files are not compatible (i think it does that by design even for normal visual studio components, such as visual basic, c++ and so forth).

    The last version i have here is 2.0.0.2521. Let me know if that's the one you have and if you have an earlier version i will check if i can send you the link to download the latest build.

    Hope this helps.

    Steve.

    Re: vs.php 2005

    On February 21st, 2006 webmaster said:

    Although the solution files for 2003 and 2005 and project files for C++ and C# are compatible, VS.Php project files are compatible.

    You may still need to create a new solution for 2003 but that shouldn't be too much of a hassle unless you have tons of projects.

    What I did was I created the solution first in 2003, then convert it to 2005 and kept both copies of the solutions.

    I can open the same project on both 2003 and 2005 with no problem.

    Hope it helps.

    Re: vs.php 2005

    On February 22nd, 2006 nshahzad said:

    Ok, well I've found a problem. Someone emailed me with the new build, which is what I'm using now. But I don't have their email here...

    If I drag and drop a file from windows explorer, either it crashes, it opens the file but it doesn't recognize it as a PHP file.

    And it also crashed when I attached the debugger to it.

    I just reopened the project, and tried to drag and drop it, and it worked fine and recognized it.

    Hope that helps somewhat.

    Re: vs.php 2005

    On February 22nd, 2006 webmaster said:

    One approach is to launch two instances of vs.net and attach the debugger from one to the other. Then open your php files and project from the instance that's been debugged. If it crashes, you should be able to get the memory dump and send it ot us.