I understand this is alpha, so that given, a couple questions about building.
WCPierce.Web is missing "nunit.framework". Any particular version of that? I haven't used nunit before, just the built in vs2005 stuff. Any issues I need to worry about when building?
When I run the samples, I get pop ups that I'm assume are coming from the control? How can I turn them off? They hang my browser. Mouse out doesn't work without a pop up.
NUnit is a unit testing framework for .Net (see http://www.nunit.org ). I'm using the latest version, but there isn't much unit testing implemented at present (just some empty classes) so using other versions shouldn't be a problem.
Those pop-ups are for debugging (Google Maps raises javascript events, and at present we're having problems getting the paramaters from javascript into .Net - so I've been using javascript alerts to see when events are being raised). They are obviously causing a problem, so I'll remove them asap. For the present, the solution to this (for the technically competent) is to comment out all the 'window.alert' calls in the javascript file GMap2x.js. Rebuild the control and run the test website with the newly created .dll.
Some of the examples throw errors at the present, this is again due to the problem with events. I'm working real hard to get this sorted asap, but any help would be welcome.
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As you can see I've been doing the old school methods of debugging javascript (window.alert calls and writing to the page (see function objectToDebugString). This is obviously cumbersome, when writing debug code amongst normal code, and a problem for some, see above.
I've now found the very excellent Firebug for Firefox, which also allows me to see the paramaters passed in javascript events. It's a pretty sweet tool.
Hopefully this will speed up my work on the javascript <-> .Net event handling.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I understand this is alpha, so that given, a couple questions about building.
WCPierce.Web is missing "nunit.framework". Any particular version of that? I haven't used nunit before, just the built in vs2005 stuff. Any issues I need to worry about when building?
When I run the samples, I get pop ups that I'm assume are coming from the control? How can I turn them off? They hang my browser. Mouse out doesn't work without a pop up.
Thanks,
Peter Kellner
http://peterkellner.net
Hi Peter,
NUnit is a unit testing framework for .Net (see http://www.nunit.org ). I'm using the latest version, but there isn't much unit testing implemented at present (just some empty classes) so using other versions shouldn't be a problem.
Those pop-ups are for debugging (Google Maps raises javascript events, and at present we're having problems getting the paramaters from javascript into .Net - so I've been using javascript alerts to see when events are being raised). They are obviously causing a problem, so I'll remove them asap. For the present, the solution to this (for the technically competent) is to comment out all the 'window.alert' calls in the javascript file GMap2x.js. Rebuild the control and run the test website with the newly created .dll.
Some of the examples throw errors at the present, this is again due to the problem with events. I'm working real hard to get this sorted asap, but any help would be welcome.
Thanks for updating SubVersion. It works for me now.
A note on javascript debugging.
As you can see I've been doing the old school methods of debugging javascript (window.alert calls and writing to the page (see function objectToDebugString). This is obviously cumbersome, when writing debug code amongst normal code, and a problem for some, see above.
I've now found the very excellent Firebug for Firefox, which also allows me to see the paramaters passed in javascript events. It's a pretty sweet tool.
Hopefully this will speed up my work on the javascript <-> .Net event handling.