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• Re: Trying to generate a view with Details.tt

  Thanks! It worked. [quote user="fmorris0"] I had a similar problem until I did the following (notice how I did *NOT* have to go to the extremes of deinstall/reinstall) Open Up Visual Studio 2008 SP1 Click Tools/Add-in Manager Uncheck all "Available Add-ins", including XAML PowerToys. Be sure you uncheck all checkboxes (there are three per line). Close Visual Studio SP1 Open Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and your ASP.Net MVC project. When you right-click on a folder and choose Add..\View

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by twisterjosh on 5/16/2009

• Re: Problem Regarding Password textbox

  Yeah sorry, I didn't mean to resurrect an old thread - I just thought I would add my solution, for others who may do the same thing and google why the Text property of a TextBox does not work when the TextMode is set to Password. Giving Hafeez the benefit of the doubt, I can't believe he was filling a text box with a real password, I'm sure it was just some sort of "filler" or spaces. In regards to my solution, there are not 2 value properties. I simply chose not to use the

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by twisterjosh on 1/22/2009

• Why the HtmlHelper? (Beginner question)

  I'm new to MVC as of Preview 4, and really love what I see, but am a little stumped over HtmlHelper. I certainly understand what Html.TextBox("blah") is doing, but what I don't understand is *why* it's needed. To me personally, I would rather write: <input type="text" id="blah" /> than use server-side code. It may be slightly more lengthy but I don't mind. In ASP.NET MVP, I'm used to seeing: <asp:TextBox .... /> and knowing that the server

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by twisterjosh on 8/12/2008

• Re: AJAX and Safari 3

  Nope! Absolutely nowhere!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by twisterjosh on 7/3/2008

• Re: InvalidOperationException: SMTP host

  Here's an update. I put the server address in the application setting, such as <add key="server" value="ip" /> I then used the SmtpClient = smtp = new SmtpClient(ConfigurationManager....); And that works, I am not receiving any more SMTP Exceptions. Question: Why does it do this? Is this a bug in the .NET Framework? Shouldn't, if instantiate a new instance of the SmtpClient class without any startup parameters, shouldn't it use the default info in the <mailSettings>

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/26/2008

• AJAX and Safari 3

  Hey guys! I'm having difficulty getting my AJAX web application working in Safari 3 on a mac. IE and Firefox (on mac and pc) it works fine, but in Safari on the mac it does not work. When I click on anything that does a postback inside the updatepanel, it just doesn't do anything. I looked at the JavaScript log in Safari and it throws this error every time: 'undefined value' in ScriptResource.axd line 5. Here's the weird thing. In Safari, if I click on Develop >> User Agent

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/25/2008

• Re: InvalidOperationException: SMTP host

  Alright I will then... even though it has worked. I'm half expecting it to work if I use inline code - but I really didn't want to do that. I like using the web.config for... configuration. Nevertheless, I'll wait and see for the next couple days and see if it craps out again. Thanks, Josh [quote user="PWick"] Try it on the page first, see if it works there. Then we can move onto the web.config setting. [/quote]

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/14/2008

• Re: InvalidOperationException: SMTP host

  The IP address is specified in the web.config, as mentioned above? So are you saying that the web.config is useless, and you must specify the host in the code as well? [quote user="PWick"] Dim smtp AS New SmtpClient("127.0.0.1") IP address works better, you don't have to rely on DNS. [/quote]

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/14/2008

• Re: InvalidOperationException: SMTP host

  Then why would it work for a couple days, and then start raising the error? Then once I resave the web.config, work again? Please explain. I thought you should use the empty constructor on the SmtpClient class, so that it uses the host specified in the network node of the web.config. I clearly have it set in the web.config as mentioned above: <smtp deliveryMethod="Network" from="from_addy"> <network host="ip_of_host" port="port" defaultCredentials

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/14/2008

• InvalidOperationException: SMTP host

  Hey guys, I'm running into a weird problem and could use some pointers please. First off: This is not a novice/beginner question. Ok, I am receiving an "InvalidOperationException: The SMTP host was not specified" error every couple days when an e-mail is generated from our website - the code works though. Here's a little info: I have a large website, the root web.config does not use any of the system.net tags. I have a sub folder with a web.config that contains: <system.net>

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by twisterjosh on 3/14/2008