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• Re: Safari 3.2.1 always loading one object less and breaking functionality using AJAX

  Comparing the html source from IE to that from Safari, I discover that this line (just in front of the DIV being the UpdatePanel placeholder) is missing in Safari whereas it's present in IE: <iframe id="__historyFrame" src="/Pennan/ScriptResource.axd?d=To3v7fSsg5RZXRBs05dm8YQi-pyj6XhJwCoDHgZcdyE8KE2NL6TyIpyok5r_xowWp4LBHkTN0v8Mi9WnE45Z0g2" mce_src="/Pennan/ScriptResource.axd?d=To3v7fSsg5RZXRBs05dm8YQi-pyj6XhJwCoDHgZcdyE8KE2NL6TyIpyok5r_xowWp4LBHkTN0v8Mi9WnE45Z0g2"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by adec on 2/10/2009

• Safari 3.2.1 always loading one object less and breaking functionality using AJAX

  I have written an application using Asp.Net 3.5 and AJAX extensively in the Master Page. The app works fine in IE and Firefox on both Windows and MAC but it does not work as expected in Safari. In the status bar of Safari, I can see that only 19 of 20 objects are loaded and the UpdateProgress panel will not close. Without going into details about my code, has anybody experienced anything like this in the past?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by adec on 2/10/2009

• Re: Refresh a page every 60 seconds

  Add the META tag to your MasterPage. Give it an ID and set runat="server". Example below < html xmlns ="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml : lang ="en" > < head runat ="server"> < title ></ title > < meta id ="refreshMe" runat ="server" http-equiv ="refresh" content ="-1" /> </ head > < body > Note that I set the content value to -1. initally. In your code (still within your MasterPage), you can check which content page is being requested on Page_Load and

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by adec on 7/29/2006

• Re: problem in gridview column width resizing in asp.net 2.0

  This probably has to do with CSS properties taking precedence over your settings (do you really mean to set the width of that column to 2000px??). Check your stylesheets (e.g. Table and Table Cell styles), and your Skin File if you have one and have set standard properties for GridView Control. Check the HTML rendered and see what kind of Tag output you are getting.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by adec on 7/29/2006

• Re: problem in ---Email validation using regular expression in asp.net 2.0

  RegexLib.com is a useful resource when you're looking for Regex patterns. You'll find the email section here: http://www.regexlib.com/DisplayPatterns.aspx?cattabindex=0&categoryId=1

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by adec on 7/29/2006

• Re: Global assembly cache

  The GAC may be reached via "Start > Administrative tools > MS .Net FM x.x. confuguration". Under your c:\windows\assembly dir, pointers to assemblies can be found. The actual assemblies are physically located in other places like the c:\microsoft .Net\Framework\v.xxxxxxxxxx\ directory. I recommend you not to tamper with Framework assemblies and their locations, unless you are very sure of what you're doing.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by adec on 7/21/2006

• Re: Adding controls to the calendar control

  Have you tried using "myCalendarCtrl.FindControl (assigned_id)"? Due to the Asp.Net rendering model, you may need use ViewState actively by assigning values which can be maintained through roundtrips. Remember that dynamically created controls are recreated on each and every roundtrip to the server. You may want to explore other avenues.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by adec on 7/20/2006

• Re: getting rid of the calendar control tooltip

  The ToolTip property is inherited from the WebControl Class, and defaults to "string.Empty". Unless you assign a string value to this Pty, you should see nothing when hovering your Calendar Control. Also, ToolTip is only supported by IE, and will not render visible content by other browsers.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by adec on 7/20/2006

• Re: My ASP.NET 2.0 Web Pages do not run inside IIS

  If you have actually transferred all your files to the root of your local IIS server, you should probably use: http://pegasus/default.aspx and not: http://pegasus/SI/default.aspx However, in most cases, normal procedure would be to create a "virtual directory" called SI using the IIS Management Console and point to the location of your present SI files when prompted by the wizard you'll see when creating your virtual directory. Depending upon your setup, you may also have to select the Asp.Net 2

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by adec on 7/20/2006

• Re: Unable to Add the record to database

  And the ASPNET account has all the necessary permissions to write to and alter the .mdb file? If you comment out the Try/Catch error handling, what is the error message you get from the framework? Also try the writing your insert statement like this (I believe you need to use ? instead of @Employee_no when OleDb is involved): Dim InsertCmd As String = "insert into TestSfaffInfo (Employee_no) values (?)" Also, should it not be TestS t affInfo instead of TestS f affInfo ?

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by adec on 7/2/2006