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Re: Variable Scope

Yes. Private Members (Variable within a page) live the entire Page Cycle, which means you can assign any value and use them in other Sub's. However this variable will be destroyed when the page is served to the client browser.

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CarlosAg on 8/26/2005
Re: Calling a Function Periodically

There is no such thing as a Timer control in asp.net since essentially what you really need is the browser to trigger an action. Having said that, the best way to achieve this behavior is using javascript and the window.setInterval method (or setTimeout). try this HTML: <html> <head> <script> function startTimer() { window.setInterval('doSomething()', 1000); } function doSomething() { message.innerHTML += "<br />Called"; } </script> </head> <body> <input

Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by CarlosAg on 4/6/2005
Re: SetDisplayMode Not a Member of WebPartManager?????

That actually got changed in Beta 1 to be a property called DisplayMode. so you can change myPartManager.SetDisplayMode(WebPartDisplayMode.Design) to: myPartManager.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.DesignDisplayMode etc.. Carlos

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 10/11/2004
Re: Master page problem with calendar control

Most likely is what Fredrik is suggesting, If you expect to see it in the Page_Load you will not see when the user change it, try using the LoadComplete for that. I tried this and it worked: MasterPage.master < %@ Master Language ="C#" ClassName ="MasterPage_Master" % > < script runat ="server" > public Calendar Calendar { get { return this .Calendar1 ; } } < / script > < html > < head /> < body > < form id ="form1" runat

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/24/2004
Re: Web part not registered as safe - namespace

You might want to try posting your question at: http://communities.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.asp?icp=SharePoint Choose Development on the left hand list.

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/22/2004
Re: WebPart question

Also forgot to say that the way to switch between modes is using: WebPartManager.Personalization.ToggleScope() The way to know in which mode you currently are WebPartManager.Personalization.Scope So you could easily add a linkbutton that only shows if the user WebPartManager1.Personalization.CanEnterSharedScope and when clicking that one you can easily set the page in EditMode or DesignMode if (WebPartManager1.DisplayMode != WebPartManager.DesignDisplayeMode) { WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/21/2004
Re: WebPart question

The idea behind webparts (actually personalization) is that there are two "modes" Shared Mode or User Mode. 1) When you are in Shared Mode, you are essentially changing the view of all the users in your website, so for instance if you add/close/minimize/connect/etc a Webpart, all users will see that next time they refresh/load the page 2) When you are in User mode, any changes you make only apply to you and only you can see them. you can define which user/role can do any one of them in

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/21/2004
Re: Grabbing content from another page

Just a friendly reminder that if you do this from the server side, do not forget to change the maxConnections attribute in the machine.config, unless you want to "semi-serialize" all your calls to the server. By default the http protocol states that only 2 connections should be open to the same server, and so this is the default in .net, but you can change it using the following section. < configuration > < system.net > < connectionManagement > < add address ="

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/19/2004
Re: Webpart connections between two pages

Do you have specific scenarios for this that could be blocked without it? Could you give me more context on how/why would we need it? I do not think it will be available, but we will consider if primary scenarios are blocked. Thanks, Carlos

Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/14/2004
Re: Themes

You can specify a SkinID to your control in the Skin, and then only <asp:Image that have that SkinID property will use those settings.

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by CarlosAg on 9/13/2004

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