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• Re: Knowing what development tool was used

  As you said, you can only guess. For example aspx file extension can tell you only that the page created (probably) using ASP.NET technology. It still can be created using VS2002, VS2003, Orcas, notepad etc. There are some tools that leave some marks in pages HTML, but it is not required. For example vs2003 will add <META content="Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 7.1" name=GENERATOR> tag, so you can try to view source to improve your guess a little.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/28/2007

• Re: Using Non Runat=&quot;server&quot; inputs in user control not submitting in web form.

  Hi Conor, Did you set the name attribute on inputs created from javaqscript? Any input HTML element that has its name attribute set and is located inside the form will be submitted to server as part of Reguest.Form collection, regardless how it was created (server or client).

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/28/2007

• Re: Class no longer being included in assembly

  Hi, Any chance, namespace was changed and you just can not find the class in reflector in usual place?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/28/2007

• Re: How to insert FLASH animation into .aspx pages

  It should be < param name= "src" instead of < param name= "movie" I think. See this article

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/26/2007

• Re: Detecting overlapping dateranges

  Hi Victor, I would simplify it: Public Shared Function OverlappingPeriods( ByVal period1_start As DateTime, _ ByVal period1_end As DateTime, ByVal period2_start As DateTime, _ ByVal period2_end As DateTime, ByVal acceptableMinutes As Integer ) As Boolean If (period2_start >= period1_start And period2_start <= period1_end) Or _ (period2_end >= period1_start And period2_end <= period1_end) Then return True ; End If Return False End Function I am not really understand what is acceptableMinutes

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/26/2007

• Re: deploying application in Virtual directry

  Hi, Your problem probably caused by some kind of mixed absolute and relative URLs. Can you post your folder structure together with actual code that fails?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/26/2007

• Re: Finding controls of another aspx page

  In this scenarion you can use reflection + casting to specific type. You need to also to ensure that both Page_Settings.aspx and Page1.aspx compiled into single assembly. One way to do it is using WebApplication project template instead of Web Site. It is installed with SP1 for vs2005 or as separate download

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/26/2007

• Re: Finding controls of another aspx page

  Hi, In your sample you can cast Page object to specific type to recognize properties Page1 obj = (Page1)asmbly.CreateInstance(type.FullName, false); , but... There are some considerations you have to take into account: 1. If you are using ASP.NET 2.0, different pages could be compiled into separate assemblies by JIT compiler. It will cause page object to be inaccessible from other page (known as codebehind to codebehind problem). 2. What is the scenario you wish to implement? Page objects are usually

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/26/2007

• Re: Show form entries

  Hi Toni, Both solutions will work. In first solutions you will need to do some coding in codebehind to convert fields into read only. You will need also to maintain page status (edit/confirmation). You can use hidden field or View State. From page in confirmation state user will be able to move back into edit state or submit to db. Second solution (popup) will require javascript coding. It can provide a better user experience.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/25/2007

• Re: DropDownList populated with JS... Can't get value on PostBack.

  Hi, Do you receive selected values in Form collection? You can inspect it in debugger or use any http sniffer (for example Fiddler ) to check it. If selected values reach the server - you have the problem in page life cycle. If not, the problem somewhere in javascript. Can you post some code, so we can try to make better guess?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by llangleyben on 4/25/2007