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Bill Cummings

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Created November 14, 2011 17:03

I've tried it with several different web projects and several different server-side controls. It happens with all of them.
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Created November 16, 2011 23:43

Wow. Good catch. That was it. For whatever reason, when I installed the first EAP for 6.1 it must have been missing (but it was there in 6.0). I checked my other development machine that has 6.0 on...
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Created November 12, 2011 18:55

I just tested this with the new EAP, 6.1.2.257 and it is still happening (I wasn't expecting to be fixed this quick).In addition, the intellisense for the div tag is incorrect, it's not the intelli...
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Created November 15, 2011 17:52

I haven't heard anything about this, but it still happens in 6.1.4.67.
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Created December 19, 2011 21:00

I've had to re-apply the color settings after each install of a new EAP version.Specifically, the color for TO-DO items does not show up correctly after the install but the color is set correctly i...
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Created December 21, 2011 16:56

I just installed the latest release 6.1.37.86 (not an EAP) and I have to fix the color on TODO items.Here is a screen shot of the current color setting but R# is using the wrong color:I don't chang...
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Created July 08, 2011 16:04

I tried to edit my post above but the link doesn't work correctly (in IE or FF).I posted too soon -- R# is adding the closing tag also -- my apologies.
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Created October 24, 2011 16:03

The placement would be wherever you want using the Type Members Layout (ReSharper | Options | C#).
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Created October 20, 2011 18:01

It surprises me to see so many developer/architects acting like end-users. End-users typically just want things to work with no regard to anything else. The people who are upset by the performance ...
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Created February 20, 2012 17:48

For #1, go to ReSharper | Options, under Code Editing click on Code Cleanup. Under C# there is a section for "User 'var' in declaration".For #2, go to ReSharper | Options, under Code Editing click ...
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