The Data Grid control is switched to the Tile View and mimics Microsoft Outlook’s Compact View option. PDF files.Ī simple data-editing application with tabular data representation.Ī data-editing application. SpreadsheetControl, RibbonControl, RibbonFormĪ Ribbon UI-based application for browsing. SchedulerControl, NavBarControl, DateNavigator, RibbonControl, RibbonFormĪ spreadsheet application with Ribbon UI. RichEditControl, RibbonControl, RibbonFormĪ Microsoft Outlook-inspired application. RibbonForm, RibbonControl, RibbonStatusBarĪn application with a tabbed main form that implements the Tab UI found in popular Web browsers. The following table enumerates all “New Project” templates included in the Template Gallery.Īn empty application with a skinnable main form.Īn application with a skinnable main form that contains three bars - main menu bar, regular toolbar and status bar.Īn application with a Ribbon-aware form that encapsulates the Ribbon itself. Search Box - Allows you to search for specific templates by title. Templates - Choose a template from a list of project templates available for the selected platform, framework, and language. Language - Choose between Visual C# and Visual Basic. Platform - Select the application platform.įramework - Specify the target framework for your application. The following figure illustrates the DevExpress Template Gallery. Click the DevExpress menu item in Visual Studio and select All Platforms | New Item… (or New Project…).Locate the DevExpress v 21.2 Template Gallery item, then select it and click the “OK” or “Add” button – based on the dialog. In Visual Studio, invoke the standard New Project (click File | New | Project) or Add New Item (right-click a project in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer window, then select Add | New Item) dialog.To run the DevExpress Template Gallery, do the following. The gallery includes project templates as well as templates for individual project items (forms, user controls, etc.). Your templates should now be available to use.The DevExpress Template Gallery is a set of templates that utilize specific DevExpress controls and components. Now open up Visual Studio and you should see your two cache folders being recreated. Don’t worry, that’s what it’s supposed to do. It should only take a second and nothing obvious will happen. You can use the devenv.exe to reinstall your templates. On my system, that’s:Ĭd C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0Common7IDE Now open up an elevated command prompt (run as administrator) and navigate to that same directory. Clear your cachesĬlose down Visual Studio and delete the two cache folders ItemTemplatesCache and ProjectTemplatesCache (or back them up if you don’t want to throw caution to the wind). If templates are missing from Visual Studio, something’s probably gone wrong with your cache. The cache folders contain the unpacked versions. The two templates folders contain the zipped up sources for the item templates you use inside Visual Studio. If you have a look inside your VS installation folder \Common7\IDE\, you’ll see these folders: I still had the “Add Class” option in the dropdown but no “Class” option when I got into the “Add New Item” dialogue. So, I was trying to add a new class to a project in Visual Studio and the template for it seemed to have disappeared.
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