How can I disable __vwd/js/artery in VS.NET 2013?

161
votes

I've upgraded to VS.NET 2013, and now, every time I start to debug an ASP.NET MVC4 app in IIS, some how __vwd/js/artery is created, this script is interfering with my RequireJS setup and it crashes the jQuery reference.

Does anyone know how can i get rid of this script?

__vwd/js/artery

window.vwdTempJQuery = window.jQuery = window.$;
window.jQuery = window.$ = null;
window.vwdTempJSON = window.JSON;

*! jQuery v1.8.2 jquery.com | jquery.org/license */

.....

// Restore original jQuery references.
window.jQuery = window.$ = window.vwdTempJQuery;
window.vwdTempJQuery = null;
// Restore original JSON.
if (window.JSON !== window.vwdTempJSON)
    window.JSON = window.vwdTempJSON;

....

LE: It has been fixed in Visual Studio 2013 RTM

2
visual-studioasp.net-mvc-4
it doesn't seem to be fixed. I'm still getting errors on the console (even tho it doesn't seem to cause much trouubles). My version of VS2013 is: 12.0.21005.1 REL – user1047100
@Geeo are you getting errors when loading jQuery with RequireJS? – Stefan P.
I'm not using RequireJS but when "Browser Link" is active I get errors in the console. – user1047100
Took me forever to find this answer - Mainly because I didn't know what to ask that wasnt vague.. – TheGeekZn

2 Answers

316
votes

A friend of mine found it, it's Enable Browser Link enter image description here

56
votes

I found that it was still running until I actually added a value for it in the Web.config appSettings to turn it off.

<add key="vs:EnableBrowserLink" value="false" />