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• Re: Using Column IDs to display other details

  This is pretty easy with a detailsview control. For this explanation, we'll call your gridview grdMaster and your details view dtlDetails.Likewise, the two data sources are dsnMaster and dsnDetails. grdMaster needs to have Select enabled. You add dtlDetails and dsnDetails to the page. Set up what you want to display in dtlDetails using dsnDetails. Then add a parameter to dsnDetails with a type of "Control" and a ControlID of grdMaster. This locks the detail and master together so that when you click

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 3/8/2006

• Gridview Blues

  I must be drain-bamaged or something. I can throw an editable, sortable, updateable gridview on the page in thirty seconds flat. It properly sets ID fields as read-only, etc. A thing of absolute beauty. Brings tears to my eyes everytime I see it happen, it's so magical. Okay, now I want to do something different. I can make columns hidden and I can make columns read-only and lots of other cool things. And like a lot of other people here, everything goes right down the crapper the minute I try to

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 3/8/2006

• Dynamic controls, placeholders, events, and pain

  A helpful hint from someone who's already been there and done that: If all you want to do is pop in a control based on some other control, do it the easy way. Go ahead and add both controls just like always, but set the second control's visibility to false. Then set secondcontrol.visible = true in the first control's event handler. Once you're done with it, set visibility back to false again. With the second control invisible, it takes up no space on the page and looks like it isn't even there. End

  Posted to Tips & Tricks (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 1/4/2006

• Re: Getting the name of the child or calling page from the .master.cs code behind

  dim strPageTitle as string = Page.Title.ToString() will give you the title of the child page.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 11/25/2005

• Re: DNN 3.12 - Constant Error not other logging

  Hey, John, don't I feel stupid... I had entered the Gallery controller info into the module definition just above it, which should have been <NULL>. You get in too big of a hurry and this is what happens. I think the search engine problem has been fixed, however, this introduced a new problem. Here's the log viewer output on it. 7/17/2005 1:27:23 PM General Exception tom.smith AssemblyVersion : 03.01.00; Method : DotNetNuke.Entities.P ... AssemblyVersion : 03.01.00 Method : DotNetNuke.Entities

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/17/2005

• Re: DNN 3.12 - Constant Error not other logging

  Oh, was that the one that was supposed to check everything? I already ran it and it completed in about a second. I thought there was supposed to be another script somewhere.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/17/2005

• Re: DNN 3.12 - Constant Error not other logging

  They're now one of two errors. They always come in pairs, almost always with the same system time. I deliberately picked this pair below as they are separated by one second so you can see which is the first. The first one is always like this: 7/17/2005 9:43:25 AM General Exception AssemblyVersion : -1; Method : ; FileName : ;&n ... AssemblyVersion : -1 Method : FileName : FileLineNumber : -1 FileColumnNumber : -1 PortalID : -1 PortalName : UserID : -1 UserName : ActiveTabID : -1 ActiveTabName

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/17/2005

• Re: DNN 3.12 - Constant Error not other logging

  I'm running into this problem as well. Every time the 3.1 site is indexed, I throw six errors. All six are identical to these in this thread. I followed every suggestion in this thread, but I still can't seem to track this one down. I had used the "Add existing module" three times, which seemed a little too coincidental, so I deleted the page where I had done that and emptied the recycle bin. Still the same problem. Checked every single ModuleDefID, ModuleID, and DesktopModuleID and they're all fine

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/17/2005

• Multipage content page redirecting to another multipage content module on a different tab

  Anybody doing anything like this? I've got twenty-some odd pages to fit into a multipage document module, and I want to split them into two modules where the last page of each calls the first page of the other. I've got it working right now by loading a 1X1 image and then redirecting on the onLoad event. It was a major pain accommodating the single-page view so you wouldn't get into an infinite loop. Here's the basic code I used on the last page of each module: <SCRIPT language=JavaScript>

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/12/2005

• Re: I done blowed it up real good

  And you tried deleting the remote server files and replacing them with your local server's? That worked for me. You can't mix a source-only set of files with a source-included set, especially when from an earlier version like with 2.1.2. That's an invitation for disaster, I speak from experience.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Tom.Smith on 7/6/2005