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• Re: Error on ajax.asp.net - sys is undefined

  If you try what is outlined in the obnoxiously yellow post (nothing personal errick) and you are getting a blank page, I highly recommend doing the uncomment in the web.config someone mentioned earlier in this thread. It was something like: <system.web.extensions> <scripting> <scriptResourceHandler enableCompression="false" enableCaching="true" /> </scripting> </system.web.extensions>

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 2/13/2007
  Filed under: 'Sys is undefined' axd

• Re: Calculating GrandTotal

  Label5.Text = TotalDue TotalDue = CDec (Label5.Text) GrandTotal += TotalDue Here is my point, in those lines you first set the label's text value to TotalDue. Then, you set the value of TotalDue = to the value of the label, this is not something you need to do. If you then comment out the middle man: TotalDue = CDec (Label5.Text) your GrandTotal += TotalDue should work just fine.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/14/2006

• Re: Need some urgent codes

  Just build a link and probably have the target=_blank. (You can build a link in a string builder sb = <a href=..>, or you can use a control type and bind there, or you can dynamically create the controls you need (which I advise against if not necessary as it adds a level of difficulty). The link should probably be relative to your webroot.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/13/2006

• Re: Blogs Site Creation - Using FreeTextBox and SQL Server Question

  When taking in items from an html editor such as FTB, the filtering that is normally needed is XSS (cross site scripting). I was told a little while back that MS will be releasing an XSS library to help make filtering easier for all but I am not sure of a name or when. To help you with your transition, I was able to find this article that should be enough to introduce you to these functions a bit: http://www.standardio.org/article.aspx?id=193 As for the Response.Write, when working with a website

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/13/2006

• Re: The user fills out a form, when he clicks submit button, I want to send the content of the filled form to an email address

  Use the System.Mail namespace for sending, get the value of your textbox and pass it into your send mail function.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/13/2006

• Re: Blogs Site Creation - Using FreeTextBox and SQL Server Question

  A - FTB is the only free one I know of aside from FCK Editor. You can try some pay alternatives such as Telerik's Rad Editor or Cute's. B - I would store as ntext although it has limits of its own. nText allows you to store as much data as possibly needed, but it limits search capabilities unless a full text index is done on the ntext column. (For example, you cannot use LIKE % on ntext unless it is indexed.) C - You should use the HtmlEncode function to show this. You should also consider filterning

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/13/2006

• Re: Calculating GrandTotal

  The values assigned to the labels in your code will not be retrievable at this time, they will get the value at time of submit. How you get around this is to use your variables instead of the value of the labels.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 8/13/2006

• Re: Core projects have slow releases..

  lou: cathal: Membershipprovider Contrary to what you believe this was a highly requested change from a number of stakeholders, particularly hosters who were very keen to have the member component based on the code from Microsoft, due to it being through extensive security testing as well as allowing for the potential of a shared user schema that a number of components could use. The DNN Membership provider is a Hack of the proposed Membership provider from 18 months ago. It is NOT the same as the

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 6/16/2006

• Re: Core feedback

  Brian, From reading your posts over time you seem like a person of reasonable intelligence yet you allow yourself to be consumed by your own assumptions which negates the reasonable intelligence part. You remind me of a political science professor I once had who thought everything had a conspiracy theory behind it. I did what I did because it seemed like the right thing at the time. I really wish you would learn to give some people the benefit of the doubt. Actually, if it were to happen right now

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 6/8/2006

• Re: Core feedback

  Brian, despite the fact I personally feel all you do is complain I have never done anything to stop your complaints from being heard. I definately said why your posts were deleted and even told you whom it was. If you have a problem with how that is handled, then please address me personally. I didn't 'move' the thread because there is a bug in the module which I am project lead of. The bug has been addressed and will be part of the next release, so if this were to happen again the thread will be

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thecrispy1 on 6/7/2006