WilsonDotNet Forums

using vb and c# in VS .net

Wed, 21 Nov 2007 23:10:18 GMT

Hi Sara

This is possible in vs 2005. Im not sure about vs 2003.

When you add a new aspx or a class to a project there is a option to specify the code behind languge there.

If you are using vs 2005, you can do this, please go thru the add new aspx dialog carefully.

Jhon Doe

Paul: paid but cannot download - URGENT

Tue, 14 Aug 2007 01:04:42 GMT

It should be fixed now -- hosting provider redid drives and I hadn't thought about how that would affect this one thing.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Paul: paid but cannot download - URGENT

Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:14:22 GMT

It looks like I need to fix something -- sorry about that. I'll try to get it this evening, in the meantime you can mail me: Paul at WilsonDotNet.com.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Paul: paid but cannot download - URGENT

Mon, 13 Aug 2007 09:35:36 GMT

I go to subscriber downloads and try to download WilsonORMapperProd.zip, but I get redirected to:
http://www.wilsondotnet.com/?aspxerrorpath=/Downloads/WilsonORMapperProd.aspx

This is really important for us, because we ship the new version in two days and we already ported the backend to ORMapper.. We're stuck...

Thank you!

Wilson ORMapper VS Linq to SQL

Fri, 27 Jul 2007 11:03:30 GMT

I have been looking into using Linq to SQL, but find it very hard to fit this technology into a conventional n-tier application, with a Business Logic Layer etc. Hence, until I can crack that, I'm using the trusty Wilson ORMapper. My temptation is to carry on using the ORMapper until Linq to Entities comes out in 2008. Has anyone got any suggestions on how to plan ahead, making applications future proof, to transition between the mappers, and keep a layered design to apps?

Cheer, Andy

Inline Code (i.e. No Codebehind) and Wilson's Master Pages (.Net 1.1)

Tue, 01 May 2007 22:59:18 GMT

The honest answer -- host somewhere else. WebHost4Life is very cheap and reliable, as are others.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Inline Code (i.e. No Codebehind) and Wilson's Master Pages (.Net 1.1)

Tue, 01 May 2007 22:57:49 GMT

Hi everyone,

I'm using .Net 1.1 to create a c# web application... and I want to use Wilson's Master Pages. The problem is, I'm planning on hosting it on Brinkster which does not allow codebehind/dlls. So I need help with "converting" the free Wilson's Master Pages source code to inline-code... if that's even possible.

Normally, with Master Pages you need the register directive to register the Master Pages assembly/namespance:
[CODE]<%@ Register TagPrefix="Wilson" Assembly="WilsonMasterPages" Namespace="Wilson.MasterPages" %>[/CODE]
which contains the following two classes:
[CODE]public class MasterPage : System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlContainerControl
public class ContentRegion : System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel[/CODE]

Is there an easy (or relatively easy) way to do this?

TIA

OnLoad

Thu, 19 Apr 2007 13:02:44 GMT

Given that every control is a inside a widget, a custom life cycle method could be added to the widget interface called something like 'OnPrePostBackEventHandler' and then the edit view would just need to call it before handling the form buttons.

This would enable controls to compose their child control's postback data so that they're ready to have their value read during the post back event.

OnLoad

Wed, 18 Apr 2007 19:05:42 GMT

Hi Ian:

I store the object key in viewstate, and so viewstate has to be restored before I can set things up correctly. But viewstate is restored after the init event, which forces me to use the load event, even if not optimal. That does make things a little trickier given the page lifecycle, but it is doable as you have noted.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

OnLoad

Wed, 18 Apr 2007 18:25:06 GMT

Hi Paul,

I was wondering if there's a specific reason why the widgets are added at onLoad instead of onInit?

For some time I have thought that the asp.net life cycle has a flaw in it. If you add controls at onInit, you can work with their postback data before the postback event in onLoad.

However, if controls are added at onLoad then there's no way of working with the postback data before the postback event because there's no inbetween event! So one ends up having to add tricky onchange handlers and control properties.

Cheers, Ian.

The 'Default' column is a keyword in C#

Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:34:16 GMT

Is the problem with the ORHelper or CodeSmith templates that are generating C# code, or with the ORMapper itself? I can imagine that the ORHelper, and maybe even the CS templates, don't handle this situation, but I don't think the ORMapper would have an issue with this. If it is the generated code, then you can either change the generated code to not be using the keyword (or put it in []), or you can change the database field to avoid the problem. You can also change the code generation of the ORHelper or the CS templates without too much effort. But if the problem is the ORMapper itself then please provide me with more details as I'm not sure how this would be a problem.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

The 'Default' column is a keyword in C#

Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:30:15 GMT

Hi guys,

I'm trying out the ORM mapper on a small application. However I've come up my first obstacle and that is default (the column of one of my tables) is a keyword in C#. Is there a way around this? Does this I mean I need to change the column name in my table?

Thanks guys

Sample Wilson ORMapper Web Application

Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:28:59 GMT

Sorry, but there's not one. Why? Because there really aren't enough differences to justify the far additional pain that comes with trying to help people setup a web app. The only real difference as far as the mapper goes is that you should probably use the IsolatedContext property on your ObjectSpace with each request. That will spawn a new instance without the overhead of initialization and keep different threads from possibly colliding. All other issues are general web issues, such as how to work in a stateless environment, and are not specific to the mapper.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Sample Wilson ORMapper Web Application

Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:25:01 GMT

Hi. Just wanna know if there's any sample ASP.NET application that uses WilsonORMapper (besides WilsonWebPortal). All I need is a simple web application that does CRUD, a bit similar to the existing Windows Apps Sample and Demo project. I'm considering using this tool to all of our projects.

Thanks!

chat room that records all messages

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 16:43:56 GMT

All --

Please help.

I need to build (or buy) a simple chat room that records all messages and does a few other standard things.

The requirements are...

All messages posted to chat must be recorded to some centralized, persistent storage location (such as a database or the file system) for administrative review on-demand.
The Chat must be embeddable on a web page. That is, the Chat must not require a separate window to run in.
Chat membership must be connected to a standard ASP.NET Application Services database.
The Chat must reuse the currently logged-in users credentials, to avoid having to login again for the chat.
The Chat must support 0...300 chat rooms.
The Chat must support 0...300 users per room.
The Chat must provide functionality for endusers to create their own private rooms and invite 0...N users and 0...N user groups.
The Chat must support Ignore, KickOut, and CloseRoom funcationality, based on permissions distributed to enduser groups based on admin configurable settings.
The Chat must support Plain-Text messages. (If the Chat supports HTML messages, then that is a plus, but not a requirement.)
The Chat must not degrade in performance for up to 200 concurrent users. (Some performance degradation for >200 concurrent users is acceptable.)
If the product is purchased, it should be very easy to setup, configure, deploy, administer, and it should cost less-than $500 for a single license for a single deployment to a single server.

That is ALL the Chat needs to do. Anything else is just fluff for this project.

My questions are...

(A) Do you know of a product that can do all this?

(B) Do you know of some sample code that shows how to save the Chat input to a database?

(C) Do you have any ideas as to how one should implement saving the chat input to a database?

All comments, suggestings, ideas (even wild-ideas), guesses, hints, links, and pointers are welcome.

Thank you.

-- Mark Kamoski

WilsonOrMapper templates do not work in CodeSmith V4.0

Tue, 23 Jan 2007 03:21:01 GMT

Sorry it was my mistake. I had the wrong version of the dll.

It is running fine now.

Shailen Sukul

WilsonOrMapper templates do not work in CodeSmith V4.0

Tue, 23 Jan 2007 03:02:42 GMT

Hi,

I just got your trial version (V4) and generated some code using the WilsonOrMapper template for a really simple database.

I have the latest version of the WilsonORMapper dll that I purchased.

The generated code gives this compile error on this line:

Line: private ObjectHolder<Address> _addressAddressObject;

Error: Error 1 The non-generic type 'Wilson.ORMapper.ObjectHolder' cannot be used with type arguments C:\temp\WORM\Code\Customer.Generated.cs 71 11 Wilson

Upon disassembling the dll, it seems that Wilson.ORMapper.ObjectHolder is indeed not a generic clas:

public class ObjectHolder : ILoadOnDemand
{

.....

It seems that I am missing the latest dll. Does anyone know where to find this.

I checked the Wilson website and there are no updates.

PS I will be cross-posting this on the Wilson forum as well.

Thanks.

PS: CodeSmith Post Url http://community.codesmithtools.com/forums/21722/ShowThread.aspx#21722

With Regards

Shailen Sukul (Software Architect/Developer)
BSc Mcpd Mcsd.Net Mcsd Mcad

http://www.ashlen.net.au

Creating a BLL using WORM DAL

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 18:48:56 GMT

Hi val:

Its more the other way around. The ORMapper basically serves as your DAL through your mappings to the BLL that you create (or generate). Note that I prefer saying create, although I put generate in parentheses, since generating the BLL with either the ORHelper or the CodeSmith templates is completely optional. What matters is that you do produce a BLL that you map to, and while I often start with a generated version, I also typically manually tweak it from that point on, although some probably only use code gen. Of course the generated objects don't have any business logic in them since that is something that cannot be determined from your database, but I certainly have some in some of my own that I use.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Creating a BLL using WORM DAL

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 17:44:26 GMT

If I understand correctly WORM allows you to generate a DAL. I was wondering if there is any sample or possibly generated tips to create a good BLL that would of course consume the WORM DAL.

Thanks,

val

WilsonORMapper Vs NHibernate

Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:37:20 GMT

Hi Hari:

I generally believe that (1) if you have a tool you're satisfied with then don't bother, and (2) if you aren't then evaluate a couple that claim to meet your needs and pick the one that best fits your style. So if you're already using NHibernate and aren't missing any needed features, then why would you bother with the learning curve of another mapper, even if it may be "better" in some way. On the other hand, if you're missing something, like stored procs, or aren't happy for some reason, maybe too complex, than try mine for yourself and see if it fits "better". I've generally tried to avoid making a bullet list of features that I may have and others don't because I may simply not know enough about the others and things change, but my http://www.ORMapper.net site has a decent list of features and maybe you can draw your own conclusions. I do usually claim that my mapper is one of the simplest, both to use and to extend, and most flexible, but in the end if you already know NHibernate then there will of course be a learning curve.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

WilsonORMapper Vs NHibernate

Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:26:12 GMT

I never used wilsonORMapper as I always used NHibernate. Can you please let me know what additional features does wilsonORMapper offer than NHIbernate. I am sorry that I am asking this question even without evaluating the WilsoORMapper. Thought you could provide a quick overriew so that I can get a lead on evaluating the Mapper.

Thanks Hari

printing from .aspx page

Sun, 03 Dec 2006 01:57:06 GMT

It is true that this is a browser setting that is not in the control of the developer... unless you convince your visitor to install and ActiveX control. We considered the MeadCo ScriptX (meadroid.com) product (for IE only) that allowed controlling a variety of print preferences, but didn't want to require the install.
King

.Net Remoting

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 14:56:19 GMT

Hi Hari:

You have misunderstood. A MarshalByRefObject is a reference to the actual object, not a new copy -- thus there is a lot of overhead and it only works with remoting. I believe that you can of course configure the actual behavior depending on how you have remoting setup, but its been a while since I've thought about that.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

.Net Remoting

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 14:51:13 GMT

Hi Wilson,

I understand whenever we return a MarshalByRefObject from a server-side method, we are actually creating an object which behaves like a CAO and should therefore be avoided. I am hosting a remote object on IIS "ObjectOne"(SAO, SingleCall). Call to a method "MethodOne" of the remote object returns another MarshalByRef object "ObjectTwo".

ObjectTwo.MethodTwo() ... works fine.

Now I reset IIS. and it restarts successfully.

Now only ObjectTwo = ObjectOne.MethodOne() works fine but ObjectTwo.MethodTwo() returns the following exception. Can you please let me know if there is a way to make the

ObjectTwo.MethodTwo() work before calling ObjectTwo = ObjectOne.MethodOne() again.

Thank you very much for your time.

Sincerely,

Hari

System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException: Requested Service not found

Server stack trace:

Exception rethrown at [0]:
   at System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy.HandleReturnMessage(IMessage reqMsg, IMessage retMsg)
   at System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy.PrivateInvoke(MessageData& msgData, Int32 type)
   at MyTestRemObj.Order.GetPrice(String clientstr)
   at GenFav.MyHtmlFavorites.CallRemoteMethod() in C:\MyPrograms\MyCSharp\GenFav\GenFav\MyHtmlFavorites.cs:line 171

Disconnect

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 14:49:40 GMT

The ORMapper does not require much from your classes -- i.e. you can use a base class or not, you can use properties or fields, you can use the IObjectHelper or not, etc. That means that you can create your classes and mappings in just about any way -- i.e. manually by hand, with my ORHelper app, or with some of the CodeSmith templates others have created. I don't use the CodeSmith templates -- I use my ORHelper to get a quick start and then tweak things by hand, thus you won't see my examples looking the same as the CodeSmith generated files you may create. I think its mostly a question of style which method you use -- in other words, I would not include the CodeSmith templates if they did not seem to be good enough, and certainly many do use them with success, but they are not my personal style so I don't use them myself. And by the way, subscribing gets you the production dlls and the source code, but don't expect any more documentation. :)

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Disconnect

Tue, 31 Oct 2006 14:37:46 GMT

I am trying to evaluate your product and I don't understand the disconnect between your examples and the files generated by the WORMFramework cst files.

Can you please explain what their relationship is.

It appears to me that the demo's entity classes are all hand coded instead of generated by the mapper. Am I missing something?

My generated code against my database has many more files than your example.

It hase base classes for the entities, it has base objects for the collections. None of these appear in your demo or documentation.

If I purchase your product will I be getting more detailed information about these things?

Using store procedures.

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 09:04:59 GMT

I'm going to assume you are asking about the ORMapper -- note that it has its own forums at http://www.ORMapper.net/Forums. Anyhow, this scenario is supported by the ORMapper. The select from a view is the easiest part, as the mapper doesn't much care if the "table" is a view. As for the inserts, updates, and deletes, the mapping file has optional settings for insertSP, updateSP, and deleteSP, and you can specify the parameter for the attributes. See the wiki for the mapping file syntax, and there is a very minimal example here.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Using store procedures.

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 08:49:23 GMT

Supose I had a situation where I wanted to use a view to select, a procedure to delete and another procedure to create and update, how would I do it?

The reason I am looking into this is for cases where we have some embeded logic in the procedure which does some business logic validation before performing the final insert or update. Does the mapping file allow me to map members to procedure parameters?

Excellent design - Thank You

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 08:48:19 GMT

I very much appreciate that your ORmapper keeps working with new versions of ADO.NET compatible data providers without having to change a thing in the Wilson ORmapper.

I came to appreciate this fact as I recently tried to evaluate an ORM from another company. I could not evaluate their ORM because the latest VistaDb.Provider was compiled with a different build option (Platform Target = x86) and would not install in the GAC_MSIL where their ORM required it to be. Yet, the WilsonORMapper keeps working like the Energizer bunny.

Thank you for a great ORM!

-Ed

UserControls and FormView

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 08:47:51 GMT

Derek,

How in the world did you reference an User Control inside of a FormView? I been racking my brain on this for over a week.

TonyP

Problem with Visual Web Developer 2005

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 17:43:05 GMT

There's a Start New Thread link above the grid in each forum.

There were some changes in the ASP.NET v2.0 designer, so things that worked in the designer in v1.* may not work in v2.0 in the designer. My MasterPages for v1.* was affected by that, but I don't view this as something to worry about since ASP.NET v2.0 includes the real deal. That's right, while you certainly can continue to use my version in v2.0 (without the designer, and it may not auto-convert well), that's not really the intent. The whole point of my MasterPages was to get a decent solution to templating in v1.* that would "convert" decently well to the real deal in v2.0. And by "convert" I mean that its similar enough that it won't take long at all to make the appropriate changes, not that MS's auto-converter will do it for you. So I really really really recommend that you switch to the real MS MasterPages in v2.0 -- its far better in the designer than anything any non-MS person can implement, and its also far better optimized and has other goodies that no non-MS person could do.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Problem with Visual Web Developer 2005

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 17:35:12 GMT

Hello Paul,

This is not really a reply to the post but a new question; but I can't seem to find how to start a new post/thread. I dont have my user ID and Passoword but have a legit copy of your software.

I use the Wilson.WebControl to use the concept of a masterpage in Dotnet 1.0. Now that I'm trying to upgrade to Dotnet 2.0 there seems to be an issue with the the masterpage object that I don't know how to overcome.

The issue is that in the design view; there is an error to the effect that the "MasterPage1 Object reference not set to an istance of an object".

The .cs file after the upgrade looks significantly different i.e where I had defined an instance of the MasterPage as MasterPage1 is no longer there (the line of code disappeared after the uypgrade) and if I try to add it the complier complains that object reference already exists.

Please help

Thanks

Ankur

authentication for subdomain

Tue, 29 Aug 2006 20:42:32 GMT

First, I'm not real sure if you can do this for sub-domains -- maybe, but maybe not. What I do know is that you can set it up for sub-applications. See this link for the enableCrossAppsRedirect setting in ASP.NET v2.0 and also this link for the settings that must be the same. That may be enough for sub-domains too, but that I do not know.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

authentication for subdomain

Tue, 29 Aug 2006 20:37:03 GMT

Hi,

I have a domain named domain.com

and i configured form authentication.

i have created a subdomain named subdomain.domain.com

I want users who are already authenticated for domain.com to automatically enter subdomain.domain.com .How can i do that?

what should i put in web.configs for domain.com and subdomain.com.

should i create 2 different web.configs and put them their related domain root(subdomain.domain.com and domain.com)?

Thank u for your help in advance

Working with Sql Server 2005 XML Type

Thu, 24 Aug 2006 11:07:33 GMT

Not currently, but its certainly something I'll consider once I find the time to finish what I do have planned -- and finding time is by far the big problem right now.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Working with Sql Server 2005 XML Type

Wed, 23 Aug 2006 21:58:47 GMT

Any plans to support reading in a xml type directly into a SqlXml property as opposed to a string property as it does currently?

Thanks in advance!

Marty Hope

Wilson.WebForm.Form must be used in Wilson.WebForm.Page

Mon, 21 Aug 2006 11:07:57 GMT

The page that has the WebForm must inherit from Wilson.WebForm.Page.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Wilson.WebForm.Form must be used in Wilson.WebForm.Page

Mon, 21 Aug 2006 11:06:33 GMT

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

thanks!!!

Wilson.WebForm.Form must be used in Wilson.WebForm.Page

Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details: System.Exception: Wilson.WebForm.Form must be used in Wilson.WebForm.Page

Source Error:

Line 251:					Me.Controls.Clear()
Line 252:					' set the template user control to be owned by this page:
Line 253:					Me.Controls.Add(m_Template)
Line 254:					' Now move the template child controls up to the page level so the ViewState will load 
Line 255:					Do While m_Template.Controls.Count > 0

Component Art Navbar / Multiple Forms

Mon, 21 Aug 2006 11:05:57 GMT

Your template is a user control (.ascx), and user controls cannot have the Page directive.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Component Art Navbar / Multiple Forms

Mon, 21 Aug 2006 11:04:49 GMT

Paul,

First of all thanks for your efforts! I am STUCK big time and can't seem to locate an answer.

I am using Aspdotnetstorefront (Aspdotnetstorefront.com) inside the skin template for the site I have placed a componentart navbar. Unfortunately this component must reside between Form runat=server tags. Well due to the design of this software I cant use thier template page and use those tags. If I do I get an error telling me I cant use multiple forms.

I have tried to use your WilsonForm but I get the following error: Can you please tell me what I am missng here? I REALLY need this work around! Thanks again!

Parser Error

Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: The directive 'page' is unknown.

Source Error:

Line 1:  <%@ Control Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="AspDotNetStorefront.TemplateBase" TargetSchema="http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" %>
Line 2:  <%@ Register TagPrefix="ComponentArt" Namespace="ComponentArt.Web.UI" Assembly="ComponentArt.Web.UI" %>
Line 3:  <%@ Page Inherits="Wilson.Web.Page" %>
Line 4:  <%@ Assembly Name="WilsonWebForm" %>
Line 5:  <%@ Register TagPrefix="Wilson" Namespace="Wilson.WebForm" Assembly="WilsonWebForm" %>

Source File: /skins/skin_1/template.ascx Line: 3

Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:2.0.50727.42; ASP.NET Version:2.0.50727.42

IsPostBack = False after opening popup page

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 16:41:28 GMT

Adding:

to web.config does seem to correct the issue with postback = false when opening a popup window. However, after adding that, my other non popup window forms had postback = false.

Another symptom of the postback = false thing is that other events that should fire on a postback don't...so, for example, clicking on a button triggers the page_load, page_init...but not the clicked for the button.

Thanks for the help on this.

How to step into / through code from Response.Redirect

Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:53:21 GMT

I can't think of anything without seeing some code.

Good luck, Paul Wilson

How to step into / through code from Response.Redirect

Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:51:35 GMT

I have a ASP.NET 2.0 page that redirects to a second page. Both pages are inherited from a common base page. The first page sets the value of a session variable which is used by the second page. In some scenarios, when I examine the session variable in the Base Page's Page Load event, its value is Nothing, even though it had a value immediately before the Response.Redirect.

The first page essentially has two buttons: one to process the page and redirect it to the next page and a second button combined with an upload control which allows the user to upload an image to the server and display it on the same page before processing the entire page.

If no image is uploaded, the the session variable isn't lost. If an image is uploaded, then the session variable is nothing. Based on other tests, I think this is due to an error in my own code. But I don't know how to step through from the response.redirect to the next executable line or find where the session variable is being reset.

Can you suggest anything? Thanks in advance. I truly appreciate any help you can provide.

-- ZLA

serial ports

Fri, 21 Jul 2006 00:48:39 GMT

Hi Joe:

I have no idea why they would refer you to my blog, other than that I have mentioned that .NET v2.0 now includes serial ports -- see the System.IO.Ports namespace. And if you're using .NET v1.*, then you'll simply have to use a 3rd party library -- and there are several.

Good luck, Paul Wilson

serial ports

Fri, 21 Jul 2006 00:43:37 GMT

Dear Sir

I am looking for information on how to initialize and use serial ports using c#.

I contacted Dietel.com and they refered me to your blogs. I am new to C# and have not yet discovered all there is to know about adding classes. Can you point me in the right direction for setting up the serial port and reading and writing to it?

thanks

Joe

jlhold@bellsouth.net

Use in server controls?

Tue, 11 Jul 2006 00:00:08 GMT

You'll need to send me a zip file with everything I need to reproduce and/or troubleshoot it.

Thanks, Paul Wilson

Use in server controls?

Mon, 10 Jul 2006 23:59:16 GMT

Hello,

I have had all sorts of trouble trying to get a wilson:form to work in a user control (.ascx) file. It is not using code behind. I am trying to do a nonpostback to submit the form to an action that is to a different page.

It seems that I need to inherit Wilson.WebForm.Page in the calling .aspx file, and that I am supposed to put the following into the .ascx file:

<%@ Assembly Name="WilsonWebForm" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="Wilson" Namespace="Wilson.WebForm" Assembly="WilsonWebForm" %>

However, it is not working. When I select from my drop down list in my form, it just goes reloads the page with my selection.

It has actually taken me quite a while to get where things seem to be setup ok, but it will not work. Help! :)

Newbie Question

Mon, 10 Jul 2006 23:58:10 GMT

I believe you mean Wilson.WebForm.Page. This sent me on a significant wild goose chase for a while about not being able to load the type (due to syntax) :(

Debugger Problem Solved

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:20:27 GMT

I had the same problem. I had a file called Album.cs in my BizLogic project, and a file called Album.cs in my DataAccess project. And when I setup a debug point in the Album.cs of the DataAccess project, the debugger would go all over the Album.cs of the BizLogic project.

After looking at this thread, I renamed the Album.cs of the DataAccess project to AlbumDAL.cs, and now it works like a charm.

paging problem id dataGrid using dropdown

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:19:50 GMT

Hi Jagjot:

I really really don't use datagrids, so this is a guess, but it sounds like you're trying to set things too early in the page lifecycle -- you typically do this type of thing in the Load event.

Thanks, Paul Wilson