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    Edmundisme
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    Hello, I'm following Scott Guthrie's DIGG Silverlight tutorial as an introduction to Silverlight. I seem to have a problem debugging. When I run the solution, it works fine, but the process is not connected to the IDE. The break points aren't hit and I get a "no symbols loaded..." message. Any idea on why I can't step into the code behind? Thanks! Ian

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      Hello, I'm following Scott Guthrie's DIGG Silverlight tutorial as an introduction to Silverlight. I seem to have a problem debugging. When I run the solution, it works fine, but the process is not connected to the IDE. The break points aren't hit and I get a "no symbols loaded..." message. Any idea on why I can't step into the code behind? Thanks! Ian

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      - Open the application in VS. - There will be two projects (SL and ASP.NET) - Go to the properties of ASP.NET. - Go to "Start Options" - Check "Silverlight" in Debugger. then, try to rebuild the application. If it doesn't work, try to clear Temporary Internet Files. Actually, we don't need to clear those files but some said that this is a solution so you may try anyway.

      Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

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        - Open the application in VS. - There will be two projects (SL and ASP.NET) - Go to the properties of ASP.NET. - Go to "Start Options" - Check "Silverlight" in Debugger. then, try to rebuild the application. If it doesn't work, try to clear Temporary Internet Files. Actually, we don't need to clear those files but some said that this is a solution so you may try anyway.

        Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

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        Thanks for your reply! As it turns out, the Silverlight debugger was turned on. I was using FireFox as the browser, so before I tried to delete the temp internet files, I decided to use Internet Explorer. Voila! It works! So I must have run into a bug regarding debugging a Silverlight project running in FireFox. Thanks again! Ian

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