I have a WPF project where I need to compile in x86 because it uses the Gecko Browser that works only in x86 mode, and this causes an annoying problem with Blend. I usually keep VS and Blend togheter, in VS I change ViewModels and do everything not related to the UI, when I need to change the UI I simply switch to blend.
The problem is, Blend looks only in the binDebug folder, so when I add a Command or property to the viewmodel I compile the project, switch to blend… and I’m not able to see the new property or command. As far as I know the only solution I found, is to change the output folder of the project. Read more: Alkampfer's Place
The problem is, Blend looks only in the binDebug folder, so when I add a Command or property to the viewmodel I compile the project, switch to blend… and I’m not able to see the new property or command. As far as I know the only solution I found, is to change the output folder of the project. Read more: Alkampfer's Place
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