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• Mem leak in asp.net SiteMap event

  Has anybody seen this before? It is a problem with the SiteMapResolve event of the SiteMap object. According to MSDN documentation, subscribing to this event per page request is valid however doing so leaks a ton of memory - the process will keep consuming memory until it has to be recycled. The fix was to subscribe once per session start and then remove it again on session end but either the documentation for this is wrong or this event has a problem. The memory consumption is because at the end

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by craigw7272 on 8/6/2008

• Re: Templates and HTML Generation?

  Yes I think calling it scaffolding to some degree is accurate but as you said it doesn't scale so I guess it would be scaffolding on steroids! or rather against an attribute rich object rather than just a model. I might try write something and see if I can get the concept working. thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/30/2007

• Re: Templates and HTML Generation?

  Thanks I'll take a look at that - here is the problem to be clearer - I am sick to death of building the UI :) too long, too painful and generally looks bad :)

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/30/2007

• Re: Templates and HTML Generation?

  I'll try clarify - master pages can control overall layout but not things like the layout out forms and other such page components. I'd rather stick a pencil in my eye than try control all styles with CSS - but it just seems that if you want to give your entire site a face lift from layout, colors etc and even form layouts, menus etc - you end up having to change a lot of pages. I guess code smithing it might be best. I guess I'm thinking a little along the lines of googles web toolkit

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/30/2007

• Re: To build with ASP.NET MVC, or not...

  I'm converting some well established projects to this MVC extension and so far it has been pretty painless - takes while to get your thinking around no post-backs but coupled with the testing features of VS 2008 it works nicely so have fun :)

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/29/2007

• Templates and HTML Generation?

  Now that we have this great MVC framework I can see a way to generating all the HTML which then can post to controllers - does anyone know of anything close to this? Skinning/Theming doesn't really cut it in terms of changing the entire site layout and a good runtime generator with some kind of templates would be good. ta -c

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/29/2007

• Re: Ajax PageMethods fail?

  I'm not required to pass one - local objects like "PageMethods.MethodName" are generated and so the URL is interal and the same goes for service proxies. -c

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/24/2007

• Re: Ajax PageMethods fail?

  You are correct in that I should be able to call a method on the controller using ajax - specifically asp.net ajax, which I think is the problem here.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/24/2007

• Re: Ajax PageMethods fail?

  Has anyone done ANY ajax with MVC yet?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/23/2007

• Using FileUpload controls?

  What is the best way to now upload files? I don't want to use server controls because they would require a form with runat=server. If I use a traditional <input> then I have to try get the file on the controller and I believe that used to be a pain! thanks -c

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigw7272 on 12/23/2007