The Asp.Net Home Page Got Crashed After I Convert From Vs 2010 To Vs 2013

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Hi I developed asp.net web application using vs 2010 after that i got license for vs 2013. so i migrated vs2010 to vs2013. But the design did not come properly after converted from vs 2010 to 2013.

i migrated using following steps.

i opened vs2010 solution file -->right click-->open with visual studio 2013. it migrated successfully. But, design did not come correctly.

why i am facing like this? should not we migrate vs 2010 to vs2013 directly?

help needed.

Posted 20-Sep-14 21:22pm

christhuxavier

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 21-Sep-14 3:25am

You must be more specific about your problem, probably with code sample...

OriginalGriff 21-Sep-14 3:36am

Or at the very least, some idea of any error messages...:sigh:

jkirkerx 21-Sep-14 15:26pm

When you migrate a windows project, you create a new folder like
/Visual Studio 2010/Projects
/Visual Studio 2013/Projects

You copy your project from the 2010 folder to the 2013 folder.
Then you open the project in the 2013 folder and it will do the migration
Now test the project, and if an error show up, or tons of errors, you fix the errors one at a time until it runs correctly.

You never migrate code in the 2010 folder with a newer version of Visual Studio, you never know what the newer version of Visual Studio will do.

If its a web project, you just open the folder that the project is in, and run the code. If you get an error, then you fix the error.

But you have to post the error message and the line of code it points to in order for anyone here to help you.

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