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• Re: TreeView does not show new datasource

  Glad it was helpful. You're very welcome! Regards, Andrew

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 2/27/2007

• Re: TreeView does not show new datasource

  The issue is that the XmlDataSource control has caching enabled by default, which is why you always see the same row getting bound (unless you rebuild the app or restart the web server). Just modify the XmlDataSource code as follows, and it will work (new code in bold): XmlDataSource dataSource = new XmlDataSource(); dataSource.EnableCaching = false ; dataSource.Data = xmlStrList[i]; Regards, Andrew

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 10/3/2006
  Filed under: TreeView, ASP.NET 2.0, Caching, XmlDataSource

• Re: Problem w/ RegWiz.aspx from MS ASP.NET Step by Step

  Hi, What you need to do is change Next_Click to read like the following: Sub Next_Click(Sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Select Case Sender.Parent.ID Case "Page1" Page1.Visible = False Step1.Font.Bold = False Page2.Visible = True Step2.Font.Bold = True Case "Page2" Page2.Visible = False Step2.Font.Bold = False Page3.Visible = True Step3.Font.Bold = True ReviewFName.Text = "First Name: " & FirstName.Text ReviewMName.Text = "Middle Name: " & MiddleName

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 3/26/2004

• Re: Your opinion about asp.net books

  Glad to hear that you got past the sticking point, and good luck with your studies (both in English and programming!) :-) Andrew

  Posted to Book Reviews (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/21/2004

• Re: set attributes of asp:hyperlink column

  Can you post the code you're using to declare the HyperLinkColumn and set the ID? Hard to diagnose the problem without the code. Regards, Andrew

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/21/2004

• Re: 0.95.2004.102

  P.S. Just saw the XmlRpc assembly is in debug. Not sure why, but I will dig up a release version. According to the output from IsDebug, so is freetextbox.dll, just FYI. Not sure if there's anything you can do about that. Of course, both DLLs were also debug versions in 0.94, so there won't be any difference there. I've copied over the updated DLLs, but I'm still getting the NullReferenceException when clicking the logout link in the Admin section. I haven't had a chance to test for the other bugfixes

  Posted to .Text (Blogs) (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/3/2004

• Re: 0.95.2004.102

  If you had previously installed 0.95, all you need to do is swap the .dll's Scott, It looks like some of the DLLs in the new 0.95 build were built in debug mode, since there are some PDBs in the bin folder. Can you confirm this and, if so, please post release versions? I don't know what the perf difference is likely to be for debug versions, but I'd rather just use release versions when they're available. Thanks, Andrew

  Posted to .Text (Blogs) (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/3/2004

• Re: 0.95.2004.101

  rgreen, I suggest that you check your HttpHandlers against those posted on Scott's .Text Wiki. I think that's often the cause of 404 errors. hth, Andrew

  Posted to .Text (Blogs) (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/1/2004

• Re: .95 Problem

  Since I run .Text in single blog mode, I'm not sure whether this will solve your problem, but you may want to check the <appSettings> element in web.config. There are several keys related to the aggregation, and at least a couple of them have to do with where the aggregated posts show up. Setting them to match your root domain might help. Regards, Andrew

  Posted to .Text (Blogs) (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 1/1/2004

• Re: Remote Debugging in Visual Studio

  I'd have to agree with Robert. I don't use Remote Debugging, mainly because it is nearly impossible to get set up properly. Make it easier to set up and use, and I might use it in staging environments. I don't think I would ever use it in a production environment, given the potential security and perf impacts involved. One of the beauties of ASP.NET Whidbey, IMO, is the ability to debug locally using the Whidbey web server, which removes much of the complexity of debugging web apps in the current

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by G Andrew Duthie on 12/15/2003