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• Re: Offline synchronization through a file

  hehe, why not try...cause I am lazy and trying to find the easiest way out...;) No seriously I thought/hoped there would be something for this already. Found this on roughly the same matter http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?27,152945,152945#msg-152945 and I guess the answer is there isn't anything premade... In my dream world it should be completely automated, i.e I should be able to add columns and new tables in the future. And of course not be bound to this specific app. So something like (pseudocode

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by aspcode.net on 7/8/2008

• Re: Offline synchronization through a file

  Thanks, "if you could select the updated data " - well, that is the exact problem I am having. The database consists of 30+ tables and I would like to not have to add some sort of timestamp to them or extra logging etc into the app. Was thinking something like a) morning day 1. I have fetched a complete sql file. I restore it into my prod database. But also restore into a "morning" database. b) night. Some database diff tool (does it exist such a thing for MySQL?????) to get the

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by aspcode.net on 7/8/2008

• Offline synchronization through a file

  For various reasons my main business app need to use a *local* MySQL database. I have implemented like open/save menu commands, so when you "Save" the database is dumped,compressed and optionally FTPd to my ftp server. And "Open" does the reverse of course. Makes me able to save at night from by desktop box and if I want to I can "open" (ftp/uncompress/restore db) from my notebook the day after when I am travelling etc and keep working. No concurrency I know but that's

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by aspcode.net on 7/8/2008

• Re: SP1 to ISO

  Thats perfect! Just what I needed. Thanks Ken

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by aspcode.net on 5/21/2008

• SP1 to ISO

  I'm asking for too much, I know ;) So happy already since my current setup with Express feels perfect for me, see http://forums.asp.net/t/1263656.aspx . One more thing: as I am a somewhat good developer but really lame technician - is there a possibility to download/build an ISO of the SP1 Beta install files? Cause I have some notebooks where I need to do a offline install. Guessing : Maybe I can copy some files from my desktop where I jave it installed - maybe just the files under C:\Program

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by aspcode.net on 5/20/2008
  Filed under: offline install sp1

• SP1 and thank you!

  Don't know where to start. Lets start by saying I have been mad at you MS guys...Mad at you because - your VS products keeps getting more and more bloated. Taking ages to download,install, not to talk about loading larger solutions with a lot of projects etc. - the express versions - which in my ears sounds like the perfect solution, i.e for me that is, who don't need any modelling tools, no integrated sourcecode management etc. I just want a reasonable small, lightweight IDE. But the versions

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by aspcode.net on 5/20/2008

• Re: Is it Possible in ASP.NET - Search Engine Friendly AJAX ?

  I've personally been struggling with "accessible" ajax links for a while You have a control (e.g. <asp:HyperLink) that renders as an anchor tag. You build it 'normally' to do whatever you would w/o ajax, then use javascript controls to override the default functionality with something more ajaxy (e.g. postback-less update). Exactly the solution. To postback from <asp:HyperLink> I typically use a hidden variable and postbacks that, using onclick="_doPostBack..." in the js "click" event for

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by aspcode.net on 2/26/2007

• Two free (MIT/GPL) MS AJax libraries released

  I have released two free libraries extending MS Ajax.net. ASPCode.net.History is a browser history manager (i.e back/forward) and helps solving the the problem with those when "ajaxing" in new content to pages. http://www.aspcode.net/articles/l_en-US/t_default/ASP.NET/ASP.NET-2.0/Ajax/ASP.NET-AJAX-formally-Atlas/ASPCode.net.History-released_article_455.aspx ASPCode.net.CookieManager is an component for (clientside) management of cookies: <asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server" EnablePartialRendering

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by aspcode.net on 2/2/2007

• Re: Code review please - or would this be the correct way

  thanks paul, good to hear that you agree on extender/control things. As for updatepanel yes/no I have decided to go the updatepanel way. While I am more comfortable with writing some clientside js just firing off an Ajax call myself (using say JQuery) and then set the innerhtml, I am kind of trying to evaluate Ajax for ASP.NET and therefore updatepanels are my path - for the moment :) I would be happy to see some code ( "at some point" is fine - no hurry :) ) cause as I say, just got into Atlas two

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by aspcode.net on 1/31/2007

• Code review please - or would this be the correct way

  so far I am really impressed by Ajax for ASP.NET. The hard part is simply knowing HOW things should be done - when you figured that out the coding is really intuitive, IMHO. However if you read my post on accessibility http://forums.asp.net/thread/1554956.aspx you might have seen I am after the functionality of getting both ajax and regular request param (bla.aspx?p=123) access to my pages. To make pages visible for searchengines bots that's a must - content can't just be accessible by postbacks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by aspcode.net on 1/31/2007