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• Re: Modify Module Title Dynamically?

  Put this in the page_Load of the module: CType(Me.Page, CDefault).Title = "this is my dynamic title"

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Rex on 8/21/2004

• Re: explicitly wire up the EndRequest

  I figured out what the problem was. The Trace.Warn() will not work by this point in the pipeline so it wasn't showing as being hit in my Trace report. Make sure the event handler method name and signature are correct and the method should get hit automatically in your Global class.

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by Rex on 5/28/2004

• explicitly wire up the EndRequest

  Anyone know the idiom for hooking up the HttpApplication.EndRequest. The method: Sub Application_EndRequest(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) is not getting hit, even though I've tried explicitly wiring it up. Thanks

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by Rex on 5/28/2004

• Re: Simple Database Question for a Simple Guy...

  It's true that your stored procedures are compiled and cached on the db, but what I was referring to was caching in the middle tier (avoiding going to the db in the first place). There're two types of these caching mechanisms. Data Caching (sometimes called Object Caching), and Output Caching (sometimes called Page Caching). Output caching caches the outgoing stream (that's sent to the browser). This is the most performant cache but works only with static content. A DataSet is perfect for Data Caching

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Rex on 5/24/2004

• Re: Simple Database Question for a Simple Guy...

  Make sure you cache the data with the Cache collection object. If you're only doing reads then the db will rarely get queried, making the persistence storage medium nearly irrelevant to your application's scalability.

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Rex on 5/20/2004

• Re: Response.Redirect question

  LOL, well that takes us back to my inital question in the first post of this thread. My very question is asking how this is done, because the HttpResponse object does not appear to have any way to inject form post data into the outgoing stream. btw, the effect I'm going for is exactly what you experience in that demo. Click the button and go to the imdb.com site, while sending the parameter info (eg: a movie title). If I wanted to display it in my own site then I would need to screen scrape. However

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rex on 5/19/2004

• Re: does any one know how to call asp.net button_Click event using javascript in web form?

  When you say "save" the data, I'm going to infer that you mean: send the data back to the server for your server code to process. A click really calls the submit method and all state held by elements that are within the form tag are sent back to the server. So you can just call the submit method directly: document.form1.submit() Warning: Do not execute any more code after calling submit(), because if you do, the form's data is not submitted to the server. However, if you wish to simulate

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rex on 5/19/2004

• Re: Response.Redirect question

  I figured there was enough information there to infer, but here's how it works. Someone types a movie into the textbox then clicks the submit button. The information travels to imdb.com as a post and displays details about the movie on their site. Go to the link I provided above and demo it out for yourself.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rex on 5/19/2004

• Re: .NET remoting ?

  Remoting would definitely be venturing in the wrong direction. You're working with a browser as a client, not a .NET runtime activating .NET objects located in another .NET runtime (thus two managed heaps for one logical application). If I understand you correctly, how about something to this effect: protected HtmlGenericControl bodytag; bodytag.Attributes.Add("onload", "myJsMethod('myArgument1','myArgument2');") Your js method should invoke automatically on the browser, and the

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rex on 5/19/2004

• Re: Response.Redirect question

  Well try to get that to work in a user control with the requirement of not allowing form elements in user controls. Or more specifically, make it work implemented as a DNN custom module, then you'll see where the barrier initially lies.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rex on 5/19/2004