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• Re: How to run code daily ?

  The guy just needs to have a page that is run daily. Does he need to create a console app then go through all the questions about why he cant query his db or why his code wont run for any number of reasons. How about a service which will allow him to enter his url and allow him to specify how often he would like the url "hit". Then he doesnt have to worry about installing a service, if he has the ability to run a service... He simply needs to have a url hit daily.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ljp007 on 6/20/2009

• Re: URL Rewrites on a non-existing directory

  This will solve the problem, but add another. By having IIS redirect to Error.aspx search bots, such as Google, do not see Error.aspx as a missing page, but a valid page and will therefore index pages which are non-existent. This will affect your search indexing, and potentially ranking, within many search engines, especially Google.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ljp007 on 6/17/2009

• Recommend Starter Kit or Framework for a new project?

  I havent researched or worked with any of the latest start kits or frameworks. Im hoping someone can recommend a good starter kit to use as a foundation for my project - Member Registration, Login, Updating Profile, List of Members, Member administration... Also, I'm wondering if there is a tool (or tools) which are now used to make the CRUD data jobs simple - instead of creating custom classes to do CRUD data operations, specifying data types, return values... I have to believe there are .Net

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ljp007 on 3/8/2009

• Invalidate SqlCacheDependency at Page Level when a Page Control Cache Is Invalidated

  I would like to invalidate the page cache: Default.aspx has code: <% @ OutputCache Duration ="86400" VaryByParam ="None" SqlDependency ="b:content" %> When a control in this page - control has this code: <% @ OutputCache Duration ="86400" VaryByParam ="None" SqlDependency ="b:RecentResearch" %> cache has been invalidated. Can anyone tell me how this can be done? thanks

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by ljp007 on 2/20/2009

• Best .Net Content Management System

  Can anyone recommend a list of the best .Net content managment systems? Preferably, something similar to Jive (excellent UI and robust) but a .Net architecture (not DotNetNuke).

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by ljp007 on 1/24/2009

• Re: Add reference

  Is there no way to reference AppUser from within the Store pages code behind?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ljp007 on 11/21/2008

• Add reference

  In my website, I have a class in the App_Code folder: public class AppUser I then have an application within the site called: Store.(Store has its own App_Code folder) My problem is that when I am coding within the Store application, I cannot reference any of the classes within my main/default app. Can someone tell me how I reference the classes in my main/default app? MyWebsite AboutUs App_Code Store App_Code Somepage.aspx.cs (need to reference the AppUser class found in the MyWebsite, App_Code

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ljp007 on 11/21/2008

• Re: Architecture Advice - XML Block DataSource

  We currently have 16GB of RAM on the server. I've been monitoring the server resources somewhat, and it seems that we are using less than 25% of the servers memory at an given time. So, it doesnt appear to be an issue now. Im thinking this could be an issue in a year or so and was hoping to find out some strategies before then.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by ljp007 on 10/20/2008

• Re: Xquery return limited nodeset

  got it

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by ljp007 on 10/17/2008

• Architecture Advice - XML Block DataSource

  Our app runs off a CMS which stores data in SQL server marked up as XML blocks. We take the these XML blocks and compile them into a "master" datasource for our library of research, which is cached and then parsed by our Research class (the reason we decided to use the "master" XML datasource is that there were properties and methods builtin to the CMS which we could leverage from day one) and then handed off to datalist controls to present the data to users. This has worked well

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by ljp007 on 10/17/2008