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• Re: Coding for MapPoint 2006

  You can not target the 1.1 framework with Visual Studio 2005, you would need Visual Studio 2003. The developers site for MapPoint is http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualearth/default.aspx

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/7/2007

• Re: Google free web search

  It probably fails because you have a form with in a form. I do not know if that will work.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/7/2007

• Re: Google free web search

  Look at this article ... http://www.josephguadagno.net/Articles/1/Technical-Articles/3/How-to-use-the-Google-AJAX-Search-API-on-your-web-site.aspx

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/6/2007

• Re: menus and sitemaps?

  The first two items are from the .ASPX page. This tells ASP.NET to uses the DefaultSiteMapProvider for the SiteMapDataSource. The DefaultSiteMapProvider is defined in the web.config file. < asp:SiteMapDataSource ID= "SiteMapDataSource1" runat= "server" ShowStartingNode= "False" SiteMapProvider= "DefaultSiteMapProvider" /> < asp:Menu ID= "mnuHeader" runat= "server" DataSourceID= "SiteMapDataSource1" Orientation= "horizontal"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/5/2007

• Re: Javascript Error

  The label 'Label1' will not be seen by JavaScript because that name will not exists. When a control is placed within a naming container like a MasterPage, the name gets changed to make sure that there are no conflicts. You might want to use the clientid of the label property instead,

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/5/2007

• Re: What should i do to migrate asp to asp.net

  If your subject is the question, I would recommend that in most cases you want to look at the application for a possible rewrite if you want to get the most out of ASP.NET

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/4/2007

• Re: debugging in firefox and ie

  You can use Visual Studio 2003/5/8 to debug web applications with FireFox. First set the default browser within Visual Studio to FireFox. To do this, right click in the solution explorer on a web page in your project. Choose 'Browse with ...' Select FireFox and choose 'Set as Default' (optional) When you start the project with debugging enabled the Visual Studio Debugger will attach to the internal Cassini web server or IIS, this will allow you to step through the code. The browser

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by jguadagno on 12/4/2007

• Re: Error handling: best practices?

  Not possible from what I know with ELMAH. It sounds like you are looking for something like the Exception Block from the Microsoft Enterprise Library.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by jguadagno on 11/28/2007

• Re: Good book relating web applications security?

  This book goes into great detail. Building Secure Microsoft® ASP.NET Applications

  Posted to Book Reviews (Forum) by jguadagno on 11/28/2007

• Re: Please Help

  Not unless they are authenticated by the ASP.NET membership API.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jguadagno on 11/23/2007