Changes on Designer View does not Reflect in the Source Code

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Hello everyone. I have been trying to search for the solution for this but I end up having no solution.
The problem is, whenever I try to edit a Label, Button etc in the Designer View the changes are not reflected in the HTML Source Code. So whenever I open the same file, it goes back to the state that is based on the source code. By the way, the controls are placed inside an AJAX Accordion. Everything outside it works just fine. It was OK before but one day its been acting like this. This is very frustrating. I tried removing the AJAX Toolkit and adding it back again but nothing seems to work, including the process of removing the AjaxToolkit.dll(something like that) to my Website.
I guess its got something to do with AJAX or maybe its a bug. I am using Visual Studio 2010.
Please help me out guys. Thank you so much!

Posted 18-Sep-12 6:52am

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JOHN 602 18-Sep-12 15:03pm

As much as I know you may reject using Designer and try to write the code describing your Control (your label for instance).
Did you try directly set need properties to the LAbel?
If it won't help, then the problem is someone else. If I have smth like this, I will try coding without Designer

TRK3 18-Sep-12 19:56pm

My experience with visual designers is that they are notoriously buggy and don't play nice with any "extra" stuff you add.

I find that I usually just use the designer for initial layout, and after that I almost always edit the code itself (only using the designer to view the results of the edit, not using it to actually make changes).

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