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• Re: Reference Profile in PreInit?

  Sometimes I answer my own RFI :-) and continue to learn never blindly trust everything that can be read in a blog as I was mistakenly led to believe an instance of ProfileCommon is derived from ProfileBase when the Page itself is created making the Profile available to the Page class; this may still be correct but not early in PreInit. To access the Profile properties of named Groups in PreInit I had to derive my own profile object: ProfileCommon profile = HttpContext.Current.Profile as ProfileCommon;

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 6/9/2009
  Filed under: profile groups profilecommon profilebase

• Reference Profile in PreInit?

  I can't seem to write a well formed statement to reference a Profile in PreInit when using a Profile Group... // results in settings property not found error string userName = (string)Context.Profile["ProfileOfPersons.UserName"];

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 6/8/2009
  Filed under: profile group preinit

• Mapping SqlTableProfileProvider Property Data Types to CLR .NET Data Types

  This page documents how to map SQL Server data types with CLR .NET data types: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms131092.aspx SQL Server CLR .NET ================================= bit Boolean tinyint Byte I do not understand if I am declaring the CLR .NET types in my code correctly and I do not understand if I am correctly declaring the Profile Properties in web.config. I do not understand if I am using the correct statements in my code as I hope the following explains clearly: // Does this

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 5/14/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider SQL Data Type mapping CLR .NET Data Types

• Re: SqlTableProfileProvider - get-set custom Profile values in Page_PreInit?

  I've already edited the thread and explained that there is no way to Cancel the thread once learning it was no longer needed. To avoid being sloppy and unthoughtful I also provided a snippet of code for others showing how to set a Profile in Page_PreInit and showed how to set the Page.Title property to confirm. The rest of what I was referring to in the thread is simply too ambiguous to write about except to explain the problem was "user error" okay? I made an error I did not observe

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/23/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider SqlProfileProvider Table Profile Provider

• SqlTableProfileProvider - get-set custom Profile values in Page_PreInit?

  The forums do not support "Cancel This Post" and I've resolved the problem I was having with get-set of a Profile in Page_PreInit. I post a snippet here for simple review and mark this issue Resolved... 1 using System.Web.Profile; 2 3 if (HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated) 4 { 5 ProfileCommon pc = HttpContext.Current.Profile as ProfileCommon; 6 pc.ProfileOfPersons.SelectedTheme = "WisconsinAutumn" ; 7 Page.Title = pc.ProfileOfPersons.SelectedTheme; 8 } 9

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/18/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider SqlProfileProvider Table Profile Provider

• Re: Debugging SqlTableProfileProvider

  TU for stopping by. The error message was one of those arcane syntax errors: Incorrect syntax near ',' I actually tried what you recommended (yesterday?) and the sproc ran fine. I was also being told by the debugger than did not want to debug because it could not find symbols. I had deleted some --but not all-- Temporary ASP.NET Files which I've learned is what likely caused the debugger to fail. Deleting all folders in that path returned debugging to normal and the other arcane syntax

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/16/2009

• Debugging SqlTableProfileProvider

  Hope I can attract the attention of persons who have learned to cope with this custom provider. I'm having problems integrating this provider. The code breaks on cmd.ExecuteNonQuery found in SqlTableProfileProvider.cs resulting in a difficult error message to debug: Incorrect syntax near ',' I've scoured the sproc and wonder how am I supposed to find a comma as the error implies? This error seems to be a problem with some text in the setCustomProfileData sproc where I had to define

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/14/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider Custom Type Serialization

• Re: SqlTableProfileProvider - mapping customProviderData while retaining use of SqlProfileProvider default

  Thank you. Do you know why Intellisense didn't show that option to me until --after-- I wrote all this stuff asking what to try next? I'm having other problems integrating this provider. The code breaks on cmd.ExecuteNonQuery in SqlTableProfileProvider.cs with some difficult error to debug: Incorrect syntax near ',' How am I supposed to find a comma? This error seems to be a problem with some text in the setCustomProfileData sproc where I had to define all the columns and datatypes

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/13/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider SqlProfileProvider Table Profile Provider sproc

• SqlTableProfileProvider - mapping customProviderData while retaining use of SqlProfileProvider default

  I've tried to document my question well and hope somebody can follow along here... I don't understand how to get or set the customProviderData while continuing to get or set using the default SqlProfileProvider. Setting it up in web.config seems to be easy assuming I have the following declared correctly... // EXAMPLE: Default Provider 1 <profile defaultProvider="DefaultProfileProvider" 2 enabled="true" automaticSaveEnabled="true"> 3 < providers >

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by clintonG on 4/13/2009
  Filed under: SqlTableProfileProvider SqlProfileProvider Table Profile Provider

• Power Point as Silverlight Content Generator

  It seems to me that new companies, new jobs and new markets would emerge if developers had classes in the framework which enabled us to programmatically control PPT slides and slide shows. I think it would be significantly useful to use PPT to generate content with Silverlight in this context. The emerging markets for digital signage and interactive TV are here and now.

  Posted to Feature Requests (Forum) by clintonG on 2/12/2009
  Filed under: digital signage, interactive TV, digital TV