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CIBC World Markets Inc
CA
Last activity: 19 Aug 2021 12:35 EDT
Revised changes in windows form not reflecting
Hi All,
I have a windows form which is already built.
Currently did some changes in the win form and I can able to see those changes in win form but while running it shows up the old win form
My revised changes not reflecting.
Note: Tried cleaning solution and rebuilding it
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Accepted Solution
Updated: 19 Aug 2021 12:35 EDT
CIBC World Markets Inc
CA
@ThomasSasnett Yeah I figured out, I removed all the /bin folder, clean solution , rebuild all
Thanks Thomas , appreciate your time
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@JanarthananR3540 Is this happening when running from Studio? What were the changes you made to your WinForm? Do you have any code that runs against it that might be changing it at runtime?
Updated: 19 Aug 2021 9:56 EDT
CIBC World Markets Inc
CA
@ThomasSasnett Yes it happens , while running from studio as well as in runtime
I have just changed only the label text, all other functionality remains same.
There are other check boxes with functionalities , which works fine only problem is label text remains the same not the updated text
I did checked there are NO codes which is changing the label text in runtime
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@JanarthananR3540 Can you try changing something drastic about the UI that you wouldn't possibly have anything at runtime changing? Perhaps change the back color of your UI to red or something really obvious. Does that exhibit the same behavior?
CIBC World Markets Inc
CA
@ThomasSasnett I tried changing the background color it is still same
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@JanarthananR3540 Then perhaps you have something else loading. What happens if you add a separate Win Form to your project and run it? Does that form show up?
Accepted Solution
Updated: 19 Aug 2021 12:35 EDT
CIBC World Markets Inc
CA
@ThomasSasnett Yeah I figured out, I removed all the /bin folder, clean solution , rebuild all
Thanks Thomas , appreciate your time