Creating a Vendor ID selector, but field shows as TextEdit in project editor

Crazy.  It might have nothing to do with using the VendorActive attribute.  I get the same error with this code:

		#region UsrItemVendor
		[PXDBInt]
		[PXUIField(DisplayName = "Item Vendor")]
		[PXSelector(typeof(Search<Vendor.bAccountID>),
			typeof(Vendor.acctCD),
			typeof(Vendor.acctName),
			typeof(Vendor.vendorClassID),
			typeof(Vendor.vStatus),
			SubstituteKey = typeof(Vendor.acctCD))]

		public int? UsrItemVendor { get; set; }
		public abstract class usrItemVendor : PX.Data.BQL.BqlInt.Field<usrItemVendor> { }
		#endregion

Looks like I have PXSelector to me.

Just for kicks, I added another field and this one works.  Other than the name of the field, I made it unbound.  This one works.  

		#region UsrTest
		[PXInt]
		[PXUIField(DisplayName = "Item Vendor")]
		[PXSelector(typeof(Search<Vendor.bAccountID>),
			typeof(Vendor.acctCD),
			typeof(Vendor.acctName),
			typeof(Vendor.vendorClassID),
			typeof(Vendor.vStatus),
			SubstituteKey = typeof(Vendor.acctCD))]

		public int? UsrTest { get; set; }
		public abstract class usrTest : PX.Data.BQL.BqlInt.Field<usrTest> { }
		#endregion

This is so frustrating.

​@Joe Schmucker  I don’t see any issue with the below code. From the .aspx page, just remove the field and add again as PXSelector and it shoud work.

public sealed class CBInventoryItemExt : PXCacheExtension<PX.Objects.IN.InventoryItem>
{
	public static bool IsActive() => true;

	#region UsrItemVendor
	[VendorActive(DisplayName = "Item Vendor", DescriptionField = typeof(Vendor.acctName))]
	public int? UsrItemVendor { get; set; }
	public abstract class usrItemVendor : PX.Data.BQL.BqlInt.Field<usrItemVendor> { }
	#endregion

}

​@Naveen Boga  The problem was that no matter how many times I compiled, when I went to add the field to the screen, it was showing as textedit, not selector.  I even tried adding it and editing the ASPX to change the tag to selector.  5 minutes between compiles, spent about an hour on a simple field.  Was ready to go to the short rope store.

​@Joe Schmucker - as an aside, you should be able to modify the web.config for your Acumatica site to cut down those compile times by about half. This is instance specific so if you’re running multiple installation of Acumatica, you need to repeat this for each one:

Edit the web.config with a text editor.

Add this key if it is not there within the <appSettings> section:
<appSettings>
    <add key="CompilePages" value="False" />

Search for “<compilation”

Modify the compilation parameters
  <system.web>
    <compilation ... batch="False" optimizeCompilations="True" ...>

IIS should likely restart itself when you save your changes but it won’t hurt to force IIS to restart. You should see a big improvement in your compile time cycles.

​@Django I love you man!  Thank you!  You just increased my productivity by 50%!

​@Django  FYI, I had known that there were settings in the Web config to make dev faster, but I had no idea how much faster it would make things.  You literally saved me hours a day.  Thank you for giving me that info.  Super fresh...