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• Re: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory has been corrupted

  I was getting this same exact message. Cryptic. The error came up when my aspx page attempted to execute an OleDBCommand against Oracle 10g client. Then I realized that I was missing the command parameter that was specified in the query. Looks like instead of giving you a pretty message, you get this ugly one. Hope This Helps, Brian

  Posted to Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 (Forum) by brianphilpot on 7/3/2007

• Re: MSBuild error: Failed to map the path

  I was having the same problem, then I tried this: Originally, I was opening the website in VS 2005 by using the following process File -> Open Web Site -> Browse to directory in FILE SYSTEM and click OK When I changed this process by instead going: Files -> Open Web Site -> NOW CLICK ON Locall IIS on the left of the new dialog box and browse to the application directory and click OK. Now when I do a build it goes through flawlessly, no errors. Hope this helps others. Thanks, Brian

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by brianphilpot on 7/3/2007

• Is it possible to access a procedure of a user control from a sibling user control?

  If anyone can help with this I would greatly appreciate it... I have a hosting page named default.aspx which contains two user controls control1.ascx and control2.ascx instantiated as ctl1 and ctl2 respectively. Control1.ascx and control2.ascx each have code behind files, and in them each has a procedure named LoadData.. which simply loads the control (populates gridviews, etc.) I can easily call ctl1.LoadData from the code behind file for default.aspx to load the data in ctl1. Is it possible to

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by brianphilpot on 12/10/2006

• Need Help Setting DataList ItemTemplate Dynamically

  Please Help! I am looping through a recordset and dynamically generating several datalists with the following code: conGetData.Open() With sqlCommand.ExecuteReader() If .HasRows() Then Do While .Read() Dim dlDataList1 As New DataList dlDataList1.ID = "dlDataList" & .Item( "ID" ).ToString() dlDataList1.RepeatColumns = 3 dlDataList1.DataSource = GetServiceList(.Item( "ID" ).ToString()).Split( ", " ) dlDataList1.DataBind() plhPlacHolder.Controls.Add(dlDataList1

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by brianphilpot on 8/31/2006

• Re: Unable to retrieve datakey from gridview.

  Ultimately, I would like the value. However, when I try what you wrote I get this message: Data keys must be specified on GridView 'grid1' before the selected data keys can be retrieved. Use the DataKeyNames property to specify data keys. Even though I have specified the DataKeyNames attribute of the gridview control. The reason I showed the count in my example is only because the count always results in zero, meaning no matter what I seem to do, no datakeys are being passed from the gridview. Any

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by brianphilpot on 2/23/2006

• Unable to retrieve datakey from gridview.

  Hello, I have a gridview control which I am populating by binding to a DataSource instead of using the DataSourceID feature of .Net 2.0. See below: aspx page with gridview: < asp : GridView DataKeyNames ="ID" CellSpacing ="1" CellPadding ="2" RowStyle-CssClass ="lightblue" Width ="100%" ID ="grid1" AutoGenerateColumns ="False" runat ="server"> < Columns > < asp : BoundField ReadOnly ="True" HeaderText ="ID" DataField ="ID" /> < asp : BoundField ReadOnly ="True" HeaderText ="Locs

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by brianphilpot on 2/23/2006

• Accessing page properties from within a class

  Does anyone know how to configure a class (not the associated code-behind) so that you can access page objects? For example you have a simple default.aspx page with a label control: <asp:Label ID="lblTest1" runat="server"> Then you have the associated codebehind default.aspx.vb: Private Sub Page_Load( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase .Load HelloWorld.Add() End Sub And you have a class file in the App_Code folder: Public Class HelloWorld Public Shared

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by brianphilpot on 2/3/2006

• Basic Question on ASPX and partial classes

  Hi, When you create an aspx page (default.aspx) in Visual Studio .Net 2005 it automatically creates the corresponding class file (default.aspx.vb) and it gives you intellisense and recognition of each of the objects within the aspx page. For instance, if I create a dropdownlist in default.aspx file named ddlAuthors then try and access ddlAuthors.SelectedValue in the default.aspx.vb file, it finds ddlAuthors using Intellisense and prompts me with the available properties, methods, etc. for ddlAuthors

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by brianphilpot on 2/3/2006

• Re: Viewstate seems to be such a performance hit.. any better option?

  Scott, But if I load it in each page_load won't and disable view_state I will lose the selected item from the dropdown list, won't I? I mean that is why I was using view_state, just to keep the selected item from the dropdown on postbacks. Thanks, Brian

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by brianphilpot on 1/26/2006

• Viewstate seems to be such a performance hit.. any better option?

  Hello, I have a dropdown that has over a thousand entries in it. If I keep viewstate enabled for it, then it creates hundreds (maybe thousands) of lines of viewstate. However, if I disable viewstate, then I do not maintain the value for the dropdown on postbacks (which I need.) Is there some best practice recommendation regarding performance in such a situation? Any recommendations are welcome and appreciated. Thanks, Brian

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by brianphilpot on 1/23/2006