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• Re: Autopostback and dropdownlist boxes

  Yes, implement remote scripting, aka AJAX. In a nut shell, AJAX enables client-side javascript to call server-side code with callback cababilities. This means that when your user clicks on a button, dropdown... javascript calls a server-side method which when complete calls your client-side javascript back with the results. This allows you to minimize bandwidth while eliminating unneeded page refreshes. One of the easiest to use AJAX libraries I've found is by Jason Diamond ( http://jason.diamond

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by MLibby on 9/15/2005

• Re: Forms Based Authentication with cookies???

  I found the solution. I forgot to call Initialize()... Global.asax.cs protected void Application_AuthenticateRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e) { FormsAuthentication.Initialize(); string [] arr = Context.User.Identity.Name.Split(';'); }

  Posted to Security (Forum) by MLibby on 8/18/2005

• Forms Based Authentication with cookies???

  How can I retrieve login user information from the Global.asax.cs Application_AuthenticateRequest method? Below is my code: Web.Config <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms name=".MyCookie" protection="All" timeout="60" /> </authentication> Login.ascx.cs private void btnLogin_Click( object sender, System.Web.UI.ImageClickEventArgs e) { ... FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie(tbEMail.Text + ";" + tbPassword.Text, cbRemberLogin.Checked); } Global.asax.cs protected void Application_AuthenticateRequest

  Posted to Security (Forum) by MLibby on 8/18/2005

• Re: when it is bettr to use caching

  Is the Retry dialog a result of a 404, resource not found message? I haven't experienced this problem. Is this a result of a web host provider timing out, poor interent connection or sending error messages? Client-side cache may be of some help but I'm not sure. Wish I could offer more help. Mike

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MLibby on 8/12/2005

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  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MLibby on 8/11/2005

• Re: when it is bettr to use caching

  Hi Yonah, That is good advice which actually falls in-line with my product called AvidCache. Let me make a distinction though between fragment caching and output caching. The two are easily confused but there are big differences. Output caching stores generated output for entire web pages in either client or server cache. Fragment caching stores generated output from portions of web pages and ONLY in server cache. AvidCache removes this limitation and allows user controls to be stored in both client

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MLibby on 8/11/2005

• Re: width and height dynamically

  Very good question and there are probably a couple of ways to handle this. Here is a server-side solution off the top of my head, Your going to need to redirect to the second page so that you don't have two pages open on the client at the same time and so that you can manipulate the pages at the server. On the second page your user will populate your grid and press a button that will use Server.Transfer() to recall the first page. From the first page use Context.Items to accumulate data from the

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by MLibby on 8/10/2005

• Re: What is Outputcache in Dot net

  Check out ASPAlliance article, Caching Made Simple, A Practical Birdseye Overview . I just wrote this article and would appreciate your feedback as to if it helps to understand caching better. Thanks, Mike

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MLibby on 8/9/2005

• Re: when it is bettr to use caching

  Check out ASPAlliance article, Caching Made Simple, A Practical Birdseye Overview . I just wrote this article and would appreciate your feedback as to if it helps to understand caching better. Thanks, Mike

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MLibby on 8/9/2005

• Re: Page-Break in a DataGrid ?

  I can think of a way but there are probably better. You can dynamically create your own tables at the server populating them with yout content. Each table would contain 10 rows. This is pretty easy to do. Mike

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by MLibby on 8/9/2005