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• Looking for an alternative to Ultima for hosting

  Can anyone recommend a good hosting provider other than Ultima? I need something for my personal web site, so I don't need anything big and expensive. Just somewhere that'll give me asp.net and sql server2005, and host my email. I've got several clients hosted with them as well, and if all goes well after a switch, I'll probably move those clients as well. I'm growing tired of Ultima fast. They used to be awesome, but lately they have been anything but. My web site has been down

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by wsmonroe on 8/5/2008

• Re: Collection Property causes errors in Design Mode

  I finally got this fixed. I posted this as a possible bug in Visual Studio in the VS forum, and a reply there fixed my problem. You can find that thread at: http://forums.asp.net/p/1155486/1903250.aspx#1903250 Basically, the custom collection needs an Item() property. Once you add that, even if it returns nothing, the problem goes away.

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/11/2007

• Re: Can't Switch to Design View ... VS 2005 bug??

  Thanks Toddgrun!!! FINALLY! That fixed the problem.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/11/2007

• Re: Collection Property causes errors in Design Mode

  Thanks for the help Max. So there's just no way to make a custom control with a collection property that will work in the designer? Surely there's a work around or something someone has figured out to make this work?

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/11/2007

• Re: Collection Property causes errors in Design Mode

  OK, here is the missing coe for the editor and separator control. The Separator control just displays a 1px tall image (that's included as an embedded resource), and uses some javascript (that's also an embedded resource) to stretch the image to be as tall as the div that contains the toolbar. For your purposes, you may want to change this control to just output some small image that you have, so you don't have to deal with setting up the embedded resources. But, If you really want them

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/7/2007

• Re: Collection Property causes errors in Design Mode

  Hi again, Max! The IStateManagedItem is indeed a custom interface. Unfortunately, I'm out of the office today, so I won't be able to post it's definition. However, you should be able to get by with removing it from my code. It's a very simple interface anyway, that defines only 1 method, SetDirty(), so it should be as simple as: 1 Public Interface IStateManagedItem 2 Sub SetDirty() 3 End Interface hmmm .. I forgot about the editor (which is what I was having so many problems with

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/7/2007

• Can't Switch to Design View ... VS 2005 bug??

  I'm cross posting this in this forum, and the Custom Controls forum, because i'm not sure if it's a bug in my code, or a bug in Visual Studio: I'm writing a custom server control to implement a toolbar. The toolbar control has a property (Buttons) that is a collection. the collection is a custom collection class derived from StateManagedCollection. I've got it set up and working properly. however, I'm having a problem with visual studio .net 2005. I can drag a toolbar control

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/6/2007

• Collection Property causes errors in Design Mode

  I'm cross posting this in this forum, and the Visual Studio forum, because i'm not sure if it's a bug in my code, or a bug in Visual Studio: I'm writing a custom server control to implement a toolbar. The toolbar control has a property (Buttons) that is a collection. the collection is a custom collection class derived from StateManagedCollection. I've got it set up and working properly. however, I'm having a problem with visual studio .net 2005. I can drag a toolbar control

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/6/2007

• Re: Can't edit items' properties in Collection Editor

  I got it to work! Don't ask me why this works, but it does. The key is in the custom collection editor class, where you inherit CollectionEditor, override the CreateCollectionItemType() method. Now, the MSDN Library, VS documentation, and every example I could find on the internet, are all consistent, and they all say, that if you want multiple types in your collection, to override the CreateNewItemTypes() method INSTEAD of CreateCollectionItemType(). But the key is to override both. Override

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/4/2007

• Re: Can't edit items' properties in Collection Editor

  Thanks for the help Max. Unfortunately, inheriting from StateManagedCollection didn't seem to help. I still have the same issue. I'm about ready to give up.

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by wsmonroe on 9/4/2007