| Issue |
Description |
| |
The Microsoft Web Development Server is now the default web server for running applications on your development machine. |
| 82242 |
Pages can now be created for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 with table names "Services", "Events", and "Routes". |
| 83048 |
The HTML Quick View window no longer loses focus when the mouse moves outside the window. |
| 83080 |
Setting the field alignment in the Design tab no longer causes and exception. |
| 83085 |
Migration Wizard now properly migrates AppInfo.xml file. |
| 83094 |
Header.xml is now properly migrated. |
| 83102 |
An Add Record page created with the New Page Wizard no longer attempts to load data from the database. |
| 83109 |
Unnecessary start and commit transaction function calls are no longer generated for button click events. |
| 83110 |
Editing a button's URL parameter in the Page Properties dialog no longer gives an error message in certain circumstances. |
| 83113 |
Application pre-compilation no longer causes warning messages about variable declarations. |
| 83119 |
Application migration no longer throws a "'GetRecord' is not a member..." compilation error. |
| 83120 |
Adding a new button to a page no longer throws "'GetRecord' is not a member..." compilation errors in certain circumstances. |
| 83121 |
When creating new applications with folder names ending with a slash, the Web.config file now has appropriate content and the solution file will be named correctly. |
| 83122 |
Creating a custom query with additional URL parameters in the WHERE clause no longer throws compilation errors. |
| 83131 |
The Ajax-based date selector calendar control now partially supports non-Gregorian calendars such as Hijri. |
| 83201 |
The IDs of all calendar controls now use the underscore character (“_”) followed by its original ID value. |
| 83202 |
The Ajax-based calendar control no longer displays behind scrollable table column headers. |
| 83238 |
The compilation error "String constants must end with a double quote." no longer occurs. |
| 83252 |
Configuring a third-party toolbox control permits code insertion in to the Controls.cs (.vb) file. |
