Trent Jones

Attempting to either run a unit test or open the Test Results pane in Visual Studio 2008 generates the following error on my machine:

“Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation”

Following these instructions i have gotten around the issue. Sometimes I had to shut down a couple times and potentially be on the Team Explorer pane.

1. Close all the instances of Visual Studio
2. Open a VS (Without opening the solution).
3. Go to Test -> Windows -> Test Results.
4. Now open the solution and vsmdi.
5. Tests would run as usual

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Dont Forget

In Windows 2008 Server removing the DynamicIpRestrictionModule will allow the page to work.

Dont Forget Dont Forget, Note to self

Ran into an issue today using jQuery with IE and setting ContentEditable=’true’ on a click command. First I created a div with ContentEditable set to true without jquery and ran it in IE. Ok, it’s working. Now to try and add the attribute dynamically. I removed the attribute and replaced it with this bit of javascript:

$(function(){
$("#test").click(function() {
$(this).attr({ ContentEditable: "true" });
});
});

This did not work. Even though IE would allow the Cap “C” to set to true without jQuery, it would not work in doing so dynamically. Changing to:

$(function(){
$("#test").click(function() {
$(this).attr({ contentEditable: "true" });
});
});

Works perfectly.

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