Hi Ian, Check the contents of the solution file in Notepad. It sounds to me like the solution file is using absolute paths to identify the projects rather than using relative paths. This means that the solution file is not portable.
For example, assuming you had a solution stored on machine A in: C:\My Projects\My Solution\My Solution.sln that contained a project located at C:\My Projects\My Solution\My Subproject\My Subproject.csproj the solution file should store the project path as My Subproject\My Subproject.csproj rather than C:\My Projects\My Solution\My Subproject\My Subproject.csproj Carey On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 9:58 AM, Ian Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I am using the latest versions of TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN. I have a > solution on my SVN server which was checked in using machine A. I am > trying to check it out on machine B, but it fails. Here is what I > have done: > > Open Visual Studio and select VisualSVN | Get Solution from Subversion > > Select the repository Url, name project, set location, click OK > > It downloads all solution files, dialog "Select Solution to Open" > appears and I select the only solution, and press OK > > Error dialog says: > > "One or more projects in the solution could not be loaded for the > following reason(s): > The project file or web has moved, renamed or is not on your computer. > These projects will be labeled as unavailable in Solution Explorer. > Expand the project node to show the reason the project could not be > loaded." > > At this stage I have a Solution file with a green traffic light, and a > grayed-out project file which says (unavailable) next to it. > > I have also tried checking out from Windows Explorer: > > Right click on folder, SVN Checkout, OK > > Downloads all files, all have green checkmark in Windows Explorer > > Double click on solution file to open in Visual Studio > > Same error dialog as above > > What am I doing wrong? > > Thanks in advance >
