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• Re: MaskedEditExtender auto-fills in year as "0001" when century is set to 2000

  Thanks Dan, that was helpful. And when another comes looking the following may help. Starting from your code, here is the change I made: if ( this ._AutoComplete && aux.substring(0,2) == '00' && this .get_Century().toString().length == 4) aux = this .get_Century().toString().substring(0,2) + aux.substring(2,4); This appears to be working. It checks that AutoComplet is true, the century not entered by user, and that Century parameter has a value, then if those conditions are

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by mbblum on 11/13/2007

• Re: MaskedEditExtender auto-fills in year as "0001" when century is set to 2000

  Sorry, but no, that does NOT help. The code checks for length 4, so will not accept "21" or "19". If the check is bypassed and Century value set to "19" the result is the same. Entering "90" for year becomes 0090, not the expected 1990. The masked edit for date on the sample toolkit page acts the same way. It also fills the century with 00. Is this a bug or a not yet implemented feature? thx, mbb

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by mbblum on 11/13/2007
  Filed under: ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit, ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit troubleshooting, bug MaskedEditExtender, masked edit, maskedEdit, MaskedEditExtender

• Re: Google again

  This may provide some insight into Google. A few weeks ago a friend forwarded an email, which many of you may have seen, with the following: Subject: The French 1- Go to google. 2- Type in "french military victories", without the quotes 3- Instead of hitting "Search" hit "I'm feeling Lucky" 4- Tell your friends before the people at Google fix it Fyi, there is no need to hurry, this has been present for almost three years. "feeling lucky" opens the topped ranked page, which in this case is made to

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 1/29/2006

• Re: DNN 3.2.2. and 4.0.2 released... but zip files damaged?

  All the 4.0.2 files after download are smaller than the 4.0.1 (example the source zip file is 1MB vs. 8MB). Looks like partial files on the download site.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 12/23/2005

• Re: DNN Users Group in Denver?

  I am not aware of any organized group here in Denver. But DNN has been and is being used for several web site projects by developers in the area. Anyone interested and willing to follow through, should be able to form a user group from the area.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 12/5/2005

• Re: DB Transaction Log is HUGE! What should I do?

  Clarification, You have to backup the transaction logs before SQL Server will release the space used by the logs prior to the backup. Lookup the "BACKUP LOG" command for usage information. This is a different command than backuping up the database, which does not release the transaction log. If you are not backing the transaction logs and are not concerned about incremental recovery between the full backups, then consider changing the database logging from "Full" to "Simple." Look for either "FULL

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 10/7/2005

• Re: MSDN Offer and Info about VS 2005

  MSDN subscription for May arrived today, with 2 DVD's. And neither is VS 2005 Beta 2 One is an updated OS disc, but do not see the recently released x64 versions. Thought I was avoiding the massive download by waiting for MSDN to arrive, but not that fortunate. This is a little disappointing as part of the reason for having the Universal subscription is to get new software quickly on disc. Guess that means a few more days till I start experimenting, as it will take some time to download, set up a

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 4/25/2005

• Re: Submitting a form to an external site using DNN

  LOL, thanks John for the humor. If I'm following a thread closely, it is also easy to miss a post that gets inserted within the previous page of a multi-page thread. What I was really glad to see was that the code segments performing the key calls were essentially the same in what we each posted. The differences were in how we got there and what we did afterward, which is a result of what we wanted to accomplish. mbb

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 4/12/2005

• Re: Submitting a form to an external site using DNN

  John's code post and mine are using the same objects. (From MSDN, "The HttpWebRequest class provides support for the properties and methods defined in WebRequest and for additional properties and methods that enable the user to interact directly with servers using HTTP.") Main difference is his code is in VB, mine in C#. Another difference is how the response is handled, John's appends it to the HTMLResponse <edit>actually response is placed in Response.Write</edit>, mine returns it as

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 4/11/2005

• Re: Submitting a form to an external site using DNN

  The MSDN Library has some good information on using WebRequest. Here is a starting link: "Deriving from WebRequest" from .NET Framework Developer's Guide Below is ithe C# function using WebRequest. Some notes: - The Method property is set to "POST" in code. A more generic version would allow setting the Method verb to go with the protocol specified in the URI by passing the verb to use. - This function was created expecting http:// protocol, though WebRequest can handle others. - The "using" objects

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by mbblum on 4/11/2005