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• Re: Word wrapping on Comments?

  Hi Susan, I run my email body through a formatter, e.g., string myEmailBody = Formatter.FormattedContent(e.BodyText); The code for it follows; you'll see that I added some additional formatting commands. /// <summary> /// Summary description for Formatter /// </summary> public class Formatter{ public static string FormattedContent(string textToFormat, bool isWordWrap) { return FormattedContent(textToFormat); } public static string FormattedContent(string textToFormat) { string comment

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 7/29/2008

• Re: Where to download Community Starter Kit

  [quote user="tarekahf"] I have to porpose a proper Starter Kit for use at my Work to be used as a tool/method to Streamline the Development Work for APS.NET Applications. We are using VS2005. What do you recommend ? [/quote] I would recommend the Web Client Software Factory ( http://www.CodePlex.com/websf ). For Visual Studio 2005 I understand the October release will be a plug'n play (I'm using VS2008's WCSF 2.0 version). The Guidance Package Recipes (look at these as code

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 4/1/2008

• Re: Where to download Community Starter Kit

  http://www.CodePlex.com/CASKDotNet is a C# Community (Advanced) Starter Kit version 2.0 - it is the CSK 1.1/GCN upgraded to support .NET 2.0. When I was first introduced to this "Starter" kit I was surprised at how complicated it was - not your typical starter kit. I renamed it to the Community Advanced Starter Kit to give a better indication what kind of starter kit a developer is about to venture into. With CASK I tried to minimize changes to the database - there are some improvements

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 3/22/2008

• Re: Error attempting to create CalEvents Section

  In retrospect, I would have to say that Jody has the best response/answer to your issue; it's quick, clean and doesn't require you to get into the technical details of the process, or modifications to the process. I second his advise to delete the section and recreate it using the Admin tool :) fputnam: I greatly appreciate everyone's input on this, and I'm probably being particularly dense, however, I've searched (as nearlly as I can tell) my entire web site and can find no file

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/19/2006

• Re: Error attempting to create CalEvents Section

  [jodywbcb] The only real solution is to delete the section and create a new one using the default events module... So as not to confuse developers (I'm somewhat confused) perhaps we should take it a step deeper. The pagetype_pageContent tells the CSK which class to instantiate (programmatically) in CommunityDefault.aspx, e.g., ( Control ) Activator .CreateInstance( BuildManager .GetType(App.PageInfo.Content, true )); In Frank's case it is being asked to instantiate a class that does not exists

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/19/2006

• Re: Error attempting to create CalEvents Section

  [ fputnam] Could not load type ASPNET.StarterKit.Communities.CalEvents.EventSection I was going to suggest that you load the applicable file but my search for CalEvents within the CASK yielded no results - it's not there. We started with the CSK and have built the CASK based on it (for an upgrade migration path to ASP.NET 2.0) and I don't believe we changed any namespaces.... But just in case - search the solution for CalEvents and if found modify the file and then rebuild the application;

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/18/2006

• Re: Pool error -

  [teacher2] Yesterday, the hosting company told me that my site had a 75 mb memory limit and that I should upgrade to a different plan that offers 100 mb memory. OR, they could research the cause of the problem and resolve it for you, particularly since it is not a problem with your application (assuming it has not been changed). I suggest you start your preliminary research at the following article http://www.devx.com/webdev/Article/17400/1954?pf=true and search for "DefaultAppPool" - I

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/18/2006

• Re: Pool error -

  teacher2: I used the kit to put together a website for my school. Website works fine most of the time. If I click repeatedly on the links --Something a class of elementary kids will do when using the site to get to required links-- we get this error msg. Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to obtaining a connection from the pool. This may have occurred because all pooled connections were in use and max pool size was reached . Has your code been modified? If so search for a Finalize

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/13/2006

• Re: Getting Error in accessing admin pages

  [bobsov] I run the scripts but it shows 0 records in many tables like Community_ContentPages for example. Well, that definately will be a problem - no need continuing to look at code until there is data in your tables :O When you say "I run the same scripts on my local database" are you referring to the CSKDB.CMD file? It resides in the SQL folder and uses the following command line synax (run it with no parameters for more info): CSKDB.cmd [Server], [Database], [Login], [Password], [Action

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/8/2006

• Re: Getting Error in accessing admin pages

  [bobsov] Since I have not changed anything on the downloaded part of CSK. I just copied the files to remote server. Is anybody familiar with this error? Hi Bob, Can you make the following change to the web.config file? <compilation debug="true"/>. It will aid us in helping you resolve this. Also, one thing I would like to mention is-- my web host is 1and1.com. They have their own way (and only way) to get access to their sql server 2000 is through a web interface developed by mylittletools

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by BillKrat on 9/7/2006