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• Re: How do I avoid a remote FTP server error 451 ?

  The only thing I can think of to try is to attempt to make a Passive FTP connection. There are two types of connection, Active, and Passive.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by danmor on 10/10/2008

• Re: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

  You define APIKEY and USERID at the top of the class, but you don't set their values. Thus, the values are null, and when you try to set the text of TextBox1 you're setting it to the value of APIKEY and USERID that are still null. So you get your null reference exception.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by danmor on 9/26/2008

• How to disable IE dialogs/warnings in clean environment?

  I need the reg keys for XP/W2K3 Svr to disable IE warning dialogs such as "Do you want IE to remember this password?" or "Information you send on the Internet can be intercepted". I run automation in environments with default IE settings and it's too much work to dismiss them manually. I can't be the first person to encounter this, so instead of spending a week doing registry diffs on the different OS's and browser versions there must be some site with these keys or

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by danmor on 9/26/2008

• Re: cassini help

  The first pinned post in this forum tells you how to solve the Port Conflict errors http://forums.asp.net/t/939457.aspx

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by danmor on 9/26/2007

• Re: Help with Enter key

  This seems like a good work-around the limitation of 'one FORM tag per page' without resorting to iFrames. I have two text boxes in two different sections of the same FORM. When the cursor is in textbox 1 I want button 1 to be clicked, and when the cursor is in textbox 2 I want button 2 to be hit. I used the Panel as described above, but I had to press Enter twice for the form to post back correctly. I added the attribute EnableViewState=False to the Panel, and now it only takes one press

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by danmor on 9/26/2007

• Re: Is there a 'Format Document' function for .js files?

  Jeff.aspx: Hey Dan, Formatting is NOT currently available for JavaScript in Visual Studio 2005...Customer feedback from you guys would definitely help! =) I can tell you that this feature would help everyone who works on the Windows Live properties (http://spaces.live.com, http://local.live.com, etc) because we have so much client-side script on our pages now. If you want more information, or a more formal 'feature request' just send me an internal e-mail. I'm on the Spaces team now.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by danmor on 3/2/2007
  Filed under: formatting, javascript

• Re: Is there a 'Format Document' function for .js files?

  I'm not sure. T he variable names are human readable, but the spacing seems as if it was optimized by either a program or standard regular expressions . Here's a sample: if(isRef) {this.dtRefresh=(new Date()).getTime();}}};function initACB(divid,Id,fw,fh) {adCont[Id].acbObj=null;adCont[Id].acb=(typeof(adCont[Id].acb)!='undefined')?adCont[Id].acb:true;var acbNeeded=(fw<acbMinWdth)?false:adCont[Id].acb;if(adCont[Id].acb) {var lbl=acbAdv;_dapUtils.acbSetLg();var acbLocLg=_dapUtils.acbLg!="en"&&_dapUtils

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by danmor on 2/21/2007

• Is there a 'Format Document' function for .js files?

  The Web Forms editor (viewing ASPX source) has a command "Edit | Advanced -> Format Document". This command doesn't exist when I open up a .js file for editing. I have some scrpt that has been compacted, and is impossible to read. Is there any way to automatically format the JavaScript so it is readable (insert line breaks and tabs, etc.)?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by danmor on 2/21/2007
  Filed under: formatting

• Re: File ->New Website = freeze

  Again, it depends on the previous location, the location you browsed the last time you opened the dialog. The dialog scans the most recent location, and if it is a remote location, or a location that contains hundreds of directories then it can potentially be slow (a minute or two).

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by danmor on 12/4/2006

• Re: Visual web developer 2005 express crashes on "save all"

  The first thing to determine is, does this happen with every new site you create or only with one particular site. If it is every new site, then try a differnet location ( http://localhost if you have IIS installed, or a different location on your local drive). Follow the steps in the 1-March-2006 post in this thread: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1236980.aspx on how to install Windows debugging tools and how to generate a call stack. If the call stack is less than 1K you could post it here which

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by danmor on 10/23/2006