This must be the most unexpected bug in VS2008 ever!

[sapator]

Hi.So i was using a simple, TabContainer with a masked edit extender for a textbox.Now i used CSS to target a background inside my tabcontainer.I wanted to duplicate the textbox so i copy pasted it + it's masked extender.I forgot to rename the extender so it will match the new textbox but i went to the VS design mode to check something and i was surprised to see that the contents inside my tabcontainer were moved from their initial position and went a lot to the right.I thought it was the usual (and stupid (this is the exact definition of the design view so it's not bad language)) VS design problem so i used a browser but still everything went to the right.Well i removed the tabcontainer and re-created it but,nothing!So after an hour or so of experimenting (the page is enormous) what do i see AND CANNOT BELIEVE MY EYES?!!...This: .innertabposition { blah,blah, left: 217px; } !!!OMG!!!Visual studio actually changed my CSS and added a left: 217!!!!I didn't do it!I never touched the CSS because it's fixed for most of the pages so i don't need to change anything.I don't even had a left on that CSS innertab declaration,heck i never had a 217 number to accidentally copy it somehow.Double OMG,triple OMG!This is the weirdest thing i've ever seen in VS2008.If anyone can duplicate it tell me (and yes it's service packed and have been blessed with holy water).

[gep13]

Hello,

Wow, that is very weird!

Are you able to replicate the problem on a brand new project?

Gary

[sapator]

Haven't tried.Will do that tomorrow and report...

[sapator]

Nop, cannot do the magic again

[gep13]

Nop, cannot do the magic again

Wierd! Can you repeat it within your own application?

Gary

[sapator]

Hey.I tried another page with the same code and i cannot repeat it.I will definitely not try to repeat it in my working page.

[gep13]

Let me know if there is something that you would like me to check.

Gary

[sapator]

Nah, thanks.