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• Re: passing byRef

  Thanks for clearing that up, James. And that is an interesting point that I'll take into consideration about the passing of Collections. -Eddie

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by edmars on 9/9/2005

• Re: passing byRef

  Hi Gift Peddie, Thanks for the response. I was doing a bit more thinking after I made the post... It suddently occured to me, that whenever one creates an object using the syntax: MyClass m_Class = new MyClass(); that m_Class is a reference or pointer to the class created in memory. So that if one was to pass m_Class around to various methods and modify it etc, that it is in fact the reference to the instantiated object MyClass in memory, of which exists in only one actual location within the memory

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by edmars on 9/9/2005

• passing byRef

  Hi, I am trying to use my server resources as efficiently as possible, given limitations in my hardware. One of the ways I am trying to do this is to pass large arrays and arraylists of objects 'By Reference' between methods in different classes in order to try and avoid the duplication of data within memory which I would have assumed occurs when passing using the default 'By Value'. First off, is this a valid line of thought in theory? Or is there some underlying logic which either prevents this

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by edmars on 9/8/2005

• Re: storing and displaying custom user html data

  Anyone have any thoughts?

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by edmars on 9/2/2005

• storing and displaying custom user html data

  Hi everyone, For part of a website, I need to allow users to enter in a sort of blog about them but they need to be able to write simple html in their blog, like for referencing pictures etc. Is there a control that people would recommend for inputing and displaying this html? The TextArea control under the HTML group in VS seems like a good idea, but I haven't found a way to make it auto-fit the content and not be scrollable. Is there a different control that is preferred? Also, the Input(Text)

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by edmars on 8/30/2005

• Re: How to get current user info in request inside Membership Provider?

  Ok, so I took the approach that the MembershipProvider is the last stop in the hierarchy and connected all the methods up to real xml locations and it seems to be working well! I am just using a unique two digit number for the ProviderKey which is basically just the number of the user count when a user signs up. (0 based). I think you have answered all the questions I had! Thank you very much! :) -Eddie

  Posted to Security (Forum) by edmars on 8/28/2005

• Re: How to get current user info in request inside Membership Provider?

  Hey Fredrik, Thank you very much for this response, it was so much simpler when you layed it out for me, I just couldn't get my head around some of that stuff. Sometimes I don't know where I would be without this forum!! So I have been re-writing a lot of my data provider in light of the explanation, but I have found a few more problems, well, problems for me anyway. The first one was, how does one generate the ProviderUserKey? Using the standard SQL provider, the ProviderUserKey is very long and

  Posted to Security (Forum) by edmars on 8/26/2005

• Re: How to get current user info in request inside Membership Provider?

  Hey wing, What type of Membership Provider are you writing? I was writing an xml based one, that would store information in xml as opposed to sql or access or whatever, but I started running into a lot of problems. For example, the only time I can edit a user object was when it was created, because the properties are all read-only, so how did you implement the methods "UpdateUser" etc? More to the point though, after I plugged my data provider into the web.config file of another website I started

  Posted to Security (Forum) by edmars on 8/26/2005

• Re: Listbox and Dropdownlistbox

  Great, thanks for the help, Brock. -Eddie

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by edmars on 8/6/2005

• Re: login controls using xml

  Wow, this looks perfect! This seems like it could be exactly what I need. Of course, I will need to plod through it and change stuff to perform xml commands as opposed to access, like you said. You are probably right about the xml being much simpler (and I certainly hope so too, there is a lot of code here!) It looks like it is all fairly logically organised though and so I think my problem of what to do is now solved! Thank you very much again!! -Eddie

  Posted to Security (Forum) by edmars on 8/6/2005