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Page loaded...but debug symbols not loaded? Need help ASAP please!

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    Michael Eber
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    I'm trying to debug one of my Silverlight 3 applications. I go into debug mode and launch the page, but my breakpoints say they will never be hit because no symbols have been loaded. This just started! Has anyone seen this and how do I fix it??? My project is in debug mode, debugging is turned on, it is attached to the local test environment. Everything checks out except for the fact that I cannot stop my code and it appears nothing is executing correctly. (expected web service not getting called which I am able to properly place in debug mode) Help!

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      I'm trying to debug one of my Silverlight 3 applications. I go into debug mode and launch the page, but my breakpoints say they will never be hit because no symbols have been loaded. This just started! Has anyone seen this and how do I fix it??? My project is in debug mode, debugging is turned on, it is attached to the local test environment. Everything checks out except for the fact that I cannot stop my code and it appears nothing is executing correctly. (expected web service not getting called which I am able to properly place in debug mode) Help!

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      Mark Salsbery
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      I've always just needed to kill the app, flush the browser cache to force reloading a new XAP, and run it again.

      Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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        I've always just needed to kill the app, flush the browser cache to force reloading a new XAP, and run it again.

        Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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        Michael Eber
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        Hi Mark, I flushed my cache (I think...you know how they changed everything around in Windows 7) I searched and deleted all of my xap files, and I still get the 'symbols not loaded' message after loading the page object!! Any other suggestions? Thanks, Michael

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          I'm trying to debug one of my Silverlight 3 applications. I go into debug mode and launch the page, but my breakpoints say they will never be hit because no symbols have been loaded. This just started! Has anyone seen this and how do I fix it??? My project is in debug mode, debugging is turned on, it is attached to the local test environment. Everything checks out except for the fact that I cannot stop my code and it appears nothing is executing correctly. (expected web service not getting called which I am able to properly place in debug mode) Help!

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          Abhinav S
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          Go to the properties of your web project, select web on the left and then scroll down to the end of the page. Make sure that the ASP.Net and Silverlight Debuggers are checked.

          Vote if it helps, Eh !

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            Go to the properties of your web project, select web on the left and then scroll down to the end of the page. Make sure that the ASP.Net and Silverlight Debuggers are checked.

            Vote if it helps, Eh !

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            Michael Eber
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            It seems that when I refreshed my project from SVN, it did not save the debug settings. It reset my debug switches, which I was not expecting. Thanks to you and Mark....I'm back in debug state!!!

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              It seems that when I refreshed my project from SVN, it did not save the debug settings. It reset my debug switches, which I was not expecting. Thanks to you and Mark....I'm back in debug state!!!

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              Abhinav S
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              Michael Eber wrote:

              I'm back in debug state

              Great.

              **Me, I'm dishonest. And a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest.
              Honestly. It's the honest ones you want to watch out for...
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