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• Re: Entity ... has a property .... with an unsupported type

  Looks like you still have a reference to System.Web.DomainObjects.dll... That's an old assembly. We renamed it to System.Web.DomainServices. You'll want to delete everything with DomainObjects in its name and use the one with DomainServices in its name.

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by WilcoB on 6/17/2009

• Re: Entity ... has a property .... with an unsupported type

  Try doing the following things: 1. Add an exclude to the Quests property on Resources and Trainings. Do this by defining two metadata classes (1 for Resources, 1 for Trainings) with a Quests property (type of that property doesn't matter), and mark it with [Exclude]. Then define a partial class for Resources and Trainings, and add a [MetadataType(typeof(...))] attribute to it to associate the metadata classes with the entity types. 2. Make sure you're not returning types that aren't valid

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by WilcoB on 6/16/2009

• Re: trying to make dynamic bullet list

  In ASP.NET 2.0 you can use the BulletedList webcontrol. In ASP.NET 1.1 the easiest way would probably be to use a Repeater. As for your second question... You can do something like this if you want to output that HTML programmatically: override void CreateChildControls() { ... HtmlGenericControl responses = new HtmlGenericControl("h3"); responses.InnerText = "2 responses"; Controls.Add(responses); ... } Alternatively you could just use a Label, apply a CssClass and set the style of the label through

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by WilcoB on 8/4/2006

• Re: GridView not showing inline hyperlink

  Try adding the runat="server" attribute to your hyperlink to instruct the ASP.NET parser that it should treat your declaration as a control instead of literal text.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by WilcoB on 8/4/2006

• Re: Atlas Confusion ! ! !

  Right now it's probably the easiest to bind against a normal DataSource (which could get the data from a webservice). This DataSource could get it's data from a DataService on the server. On the client, you can bind controls such as ListView to this datasource, and bind labels/etc. in the ListView to properties/indexers of each object in the datasource. Binding against properties of objects in a DataSource can be done using the Sys.Binding object (which implements support for Out bindings). On the

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by WilcoB on 5/7/2006

• Re: Wilco's ProgressBar Demo

  The way you invoke service methods has changed a little. The new signature looks like this: invoke = function(url, methodName, params, onMethodComplete, onMethodTimeout, onMethodError, onMethodAborted, userContext, timeoutInterval, priority, useGetMethod) Therefore, you should try to change 'Sys.Net.ServiceMethodRequest.callMethod(_serviceURL, _serviceMethod, null, _onMethodComplete, null, null, [this]);' into 'Sys.Net.ServiceMethod.invoke(_serviceURL, _serviceMethod, null, _onMethodComplete, null

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by WilcoB on 4/1/2006

• Re: atlas:webpartzone throwing duplicate id error

  Either add a tagMapping (see http://weblogs.asp.net/atlas/) so you can keep using the asp:WebPartManager/WebPartZone, or register the Atlas WebParts namespace like this: <add namespace="Microsoft.Web.UI.Controls.WebParts" assembly="Microsoft.Web.Atlas" tagPrefix="atlas"/>

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by WilcoB on 3/27/2006

• Re: Why "Atlas" Client Library Browser returns not just the class selected?

  It displays the source of all derived classes as well, so you can quickly see what happens in a call to a base class method. This can save you from going back and forth between base classes and it's derivations when you want to see the full picture.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by WilcoB on 3/23/2006

• Re: Prerequisites at ASP.NET Hoster for Atlas

  As of the March release Atlas should work fine as a medium trust application. Therefore you should be able to simply xcopy your Atlas app to the server. One problem you may face however is that your host does not map the new ".asbx" extension (which is used for webservice bridge files). This means you can probably not use this feature until your host would add this mapping.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by WilcoB on 3/21/2006

• Re: How would you handle GUIDs in Atlas script?

  You probably have to implement a custom converter for GUIDs. Atlas currently includes a few custom converters for objects such as dataset/datatable which the generic converter can't really handle in an effective way. The same goes for Guids. You can simply implement the abstract class Microsoft.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptConverter to add support for types that the built-in converters do not support (yet). Once you've implemented this type you can register it in the web.config.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by WilcoB on 3/21/2006