Hi
I was using the HtmlRenderer v1.4.11.0, and now I've tried to update to the last version 1.5.0.6.
The first disgusting problem I found is that I was unable to load the winforms dll into the Visual Studio Toolbox to reference the user-controls, none of the provided dlls can be loaded inside the toolbox by dragging the file inside.
More than that, I found that they can be manually loaded by using the internal toolbox item manager (right click in a category tab > Choose items...) but then, when I try to drag the loaded component into a form, an exception occurs.
If your assemblies still contains components, then why are not loaded when dragging the dll files inside the component toolbox in Visual Studio like any other dll containing a component?.
What happened since v1.4.11.0? why your user-controls can't be loaded as normally? CAN'T USE THEM so just can't build an user-interface with your user-controls (at design time I mean).
I've tested it in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate, with v1.5.0.5 happens exactlly the same.
I was using the HtmlRenderer v1.4.11.0, and now I've tried to update to the last version 1.5.0.6.
The first disgusting problem I found is that I was unable to load the winforms dll into the Visual Studio Toolbox to reference the user-controls, none of the provided dlls can be loaded inside the toolbox by dragging the file inside.
More than that, I found that they can be manually loaded by using the internal toolbox item manager (right click in a category tab > Choose items...) but then, when I try to drag the loaded component into a form, an exception occurs.
If your assemblies still contains components, then why are not loaded when dragging the dll files inside the component toolbox in Visual Studio like any other dll containing a component?.
What happened since v1.4.11.0? why your user-controls can't be loaded as normally? CAN'T USE THEM so just can't build an user-interface with your user-controls (at design time I mean).
I've tested it in Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate, with v1.5.0.5 happens exactlly the same.