Hi All -
I think I might have a solution for this. It worked for me at least!
Please take my fix with a grain of salt as I am brand new to this. Also PLEASE NOTE: Doing this will create a new folder called ".build" and will put the MS Community Build tasks dll in there. However, I did quickly do a build on both debug and release and everything does compile this way on a new project.
BTW I am working in Visual Studio 2010 and I am using the template created from the file "DNN-C-DAL2-Module.zip"
"Package Installation Error. The project template has a reference to a missing Extension. Cannot find an extension with ID 'e48e838a-c708-4d43-b822-4d5de0d13eed"
1) Install the template
2) Create your new project
3) Once the error message appears, press "OK" and hit "Cancel" if it re-opens the new project dialog screen
4) Select Tools -> Nuget Package Manager -> Package Manager Console
5) The package manager console will open in visual studio. It's just a window with a command prompt that starts with PM> (For me it opened in the same area where errors usually display when I am compiling)
6) In the package manager console window, type the following and hit enter (without the quotes) "Install-Package MSBuildTasks -Version 1.4.0.61"
Like I said before I am super new to this (Just started my first professional job as a .NET Developer 2 months ago) so any feedback on how using this fix is going to effect development (if it does effect it at all) would be awesome.
Thank You!
I think I might have a solution for this. It worked for me at least!
Please take my fix with a grain of salt as I am brand new to this. Also PLEASE NOTE: Doing this will create a new folder called ".build" and will put the MS Community Build tasks dll in there. However, I did quickly do a build on both debug and release and everything does compile this way on a new project.
BTW I am working in Visual Studio 2010 and I am using the template created from the file "DNN-C-DAL2-Module.zip"
"Package Installation Error. The project template has a reference to a missing Extension. Cannot find an extension with ID 'e48e838a-c708-4d43-b822-4d5de0d13eed"
1) Install the template
2) Create your new project
3) Once the error message appears, press "OK" and hit "Cancel" if it re-opens the new project dialog screen
4) Select Tools -> Nuget Package Manager -> Package Manager Console
5) The package manager console will open in visual studio. It's just a window with a command prompt that starts with PM> (For me it opened in the same area where errors usually display when I am compiling)
6) In the package manager console window, type the following and hit enter (without the quotes) "Install-Package MSBuildTasks -Version 1.4.0.61"
Like I said before I am super new to this (Just started my first professional job as a .NET Developer 2 months ago) so any feedback on how using this fix is going to effect development (if it does effect it at all) would be awesome.
Thank You!