Multiple Web/Api Projects Open on separated chrome windows with visual studio 2017
I have this issue when i run my multiple projects on visual studio it opens multiple google chrome windows, it used to be opening in one window by separated tabs (before newest update, but i assume some option might be gone?). how to make it run within one window but within separated tabs?
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asked Jan 19 at 6:50
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I have this issue when i run my multiple projects on visual studio it opens multiple google chrome windows, it used to be opening in one window by separated tabs (before newest update, but i assume some option might be gone?). how to make it run within one window but within separated tabs?
visual-studio visual-studio-2017
asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
2,0983823
How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go topropertiesthen oncommon propertiestab findstartup projectthen you can easily choosemultiple startup projects
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56
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I have this issue when i run my multiple projects on visual studio it opens multiple google chrome windows, it used to be opening in one window by separated tabs (before newest update, but i assume some option might be gone?). how to make it run within one window but within separated tabs?
visual-studio visual-studio-2017
asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
2,0983823
I have this issue when i run my multiple projects on visual studio it opens multiple google chrome windows, it used to be opening in one window by separated tabs (before newest update, but i assume some option might be gone?). how to make it run within one window but within separated tabs?
visual-studio visual-studio-2017
visual-studio visual-studio-2017
asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
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asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
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edited Jan 21 at 7:02
Valkyrie
asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
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asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
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asked Jan 19 at 6:50
ValkyrieValkyrie
2,0983823
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How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go topropertiesthen oncommon propertiestab findstartup projectthen you can easily choosemultiple startup projects
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56
add a comment |
How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go topropertiesthen oncommon propertiestab findstartup projectthen you can easily choosemultiple startup projects
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56
How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go to
properties then on common properties tab find startup project then you can easily choose multiple startup projects– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go to
properties then on common properties tab find startup project then you can easily choose multiple startup projects– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56
add a comment |
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It turns out the issue was caused by Stop debugger when browser window is closed within options, i disabled this and issue is fixed.
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Projects
- Disable "Stop debugger when browser window is closed".
answered Jan 19 at 7:02
ValkyrieValkyrie
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In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
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It turns out the issue was caused by Stop debugger when browser window is closed within options, i disabled this and issue is fixed.
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Projects
- Disable "Stop debugger when browser window is closed".
answered Jan 19 at 7:02
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In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
add a comment |
It turns out the issue was caused by Stop debugger when browser window is closed within options, i disabled this and issue is fixed.
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Projects
- Disable "Stop debugger when browser window is closed".
answered Jan 19 at 7:02
ValkyrieValkyrie
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In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
add a comment |
It turns out the issue was caused by Stop debugger when browser window is closed within options, i disabled this and issue is fixed.
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Projects
- Disable "Stop debugger when browser window is closed".
answered Jan 19 at 7:02
ValkyrieValkyrie
2,0983823
It turns out the issue was caused by Stop debugger when browser window is closed within options, i disabled this and issue is fixed.
Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > Web Projects
- Disable "Stop debugger when browser window is closed".
answered Jan 19 at 7:02
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answered Jan 19 at 7:02
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In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
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In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
In my opinion, he meant a few projects, not a single project that is run several times. No?
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:13
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
@Baruch answered in question's comment
– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:58
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How do you run a multiple projects? I thought there should always be a "startup project"
– Baruch
Jan 19 at 20:14
@Baruch you can right click on solution and go to
propertiesthen oncommon propertiestab findstartup projectthen you can easily choosemultiple startup projects– Valkyrie
Jan 20 at 6:56