Nuget download empty

[Jojoshua]

The nuget install for this does not bring down any javascript or css.

[tiesont]

This was actually covered in #634 - the content is there, it's just not configured properly. You can install an older version if you really need NuGet to work.

[tiesont]

@davidstutz Would you consider (briefly) adding me as an owner of the package, so that I can correct this? It's a quick fix - you just have to add the resources to a content folder.

[Jojoshua]

I'm using visual Studio 2015 update 3 with a standard mvc project. Is there something I need to configure for this to work?

[tiesont]

@Jojoshua No. It's just a problem with the package, as noted in the referenced issue. The only way to use the package is for it to be fixed. You can download the zip and add it manually, for now, or use this version of the package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Bootstrap.Multiselect/0.9.10

It's worth noting that 0.9.10 has bugs that really need fixing, so you're best off manually adding the files from the zip at this point.

[Jojoshua]

Thanks for the quick response. My work blocks github so nuget was my only option. I may have to wait on using this until fixed via nuget.

[tiesont]

Here's a temp package you can use. Run

Install-Package BS.Multiselect -Version 0.9.15

from the package manager console. It's an unlisted package, and I will be deleting it if/when David fixes the "official" package. This has the newest version of the code from the repo.

[Jojoshua]

Wow thanks. Everything pulled in properly. You the man.

[davidstutz]

Addressed in #634.