Posted on April 14, 2008, in ASp.NET 2005, ASP.NET Tips, Visual Studio ASP.NET and tagged comments, task list, todo. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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Thanks Rana,
yes I did the same, but I get the empty task list… I dont know where I am going wrong… I have team system edition.. but i dont think so it does make any difference…
I can not ADD or CHANGE also
i tried with
//TODO:
// TODO:
//TODO :
// TODO :
//ToDo:
but nothing seems to work
I am tired, now i am doing the same with xls file but its tedious…
Your any clue can make my boat on the riverside…
Hi Rana,
Thanks
It worked…
You have to open that file in which you have inserted the comment… Otherwsie it will not show….
The comment format is
// TODO: Say something here
Many Thanks for your support