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• Catching an exception that occurs in codebehind found in another DLL

  Hey, Let me get straight to the point. - I have an ASP.NET web project. (MainProjectA) - It references another ASP.NET project. (SubProjectB) - On SubProjectB, I create a few ascx user controls, with codebehind. - On MainProjectA, I copy over the ascx and skin the ascx for MainProjectA. I use UserControls instead of ServerControls because I like the simplicity and the tools for internationalization. - On MainProjectA, I delete the codebehind file and point it to SubProjectB. - On MainProjectA, I

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 10/27/2007

• Re: queued asynchronous calls

  Nice! I'll try it out myself. I had looked at the doc but couldn't find anything back when.. my bad. Does it work now properly now?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 6/7/2007

• Re: queued asynchronous calls

  We added this: The real update progress: < asp : UpdateProgress ID ="UpdateProgress" runat ="server" DisplayAfter ="500" > < ProgressTemplate > < div id ="progressPopup" class ="UpdateProgress"> < asp : Image CssClass ="UpdateImage" ID ="imgLoading" runat ="server" ImageUrl ="~/images/loading.gif" /> < asp : Literal ID ="Literal1" runat ="server" meta : resourcekey

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 6/7/2007

• Re: queued asynchronous calls

  My partner just stumbled on an aggravating factor. If this happens on a button in a gridview for which the code removes the row from the gridview (the row containing the button), the page does not seem to refresh and the UI changes are lost. The rows stays in the UI but clicking on the button does nothing because it is no longer supposed to exist (breakpoint in code-behind is never fired). Any suggestions on preventing clicks to be queued? Thanks!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 3/19/2007

• Re: how to: download from inside an updatepanel without response?

  I have similar code that works fine... don't know why yours doesn't. Another alternative is adding this line (here shown as c#, similar in VB.NET) in your Page_Load: ScriptManager.GetCurrent(this.Page).RegisterPostBackControl(btnQ1); Where this.Page is the current page and btnQ1 is the button causes the async postback (in your case cvs_DocFilelinkbutton or something like that). It will cause it to do a regular postback instead of an asynchronous callback and you should be able to use your existing

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 3/18/2007

• queued asynchronous calls

  During an asynchronous postback in the CTP, if you clicked on another button that would have caused another asynchronous postback, the second click would be ignored. In ASP.NET AJAX 1.0, this new click seems to be queued. Is there any way to keep the old behaviour? Not sure where to look (ScriptManager, PageRequestManager, UpdatePanel, etc.) I hope I don't have to write some custom javascript for all buttons on a page to revert back to the old behaviour. The current behaviour would not be so bad

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 3/18/2007
  Filed under: asyncronous request/response, atlas ajax

• Re: Problems with MSDataSetGenerator in VS.NET 2005 SP1

  That is correct. The prefix generated by the UI broke the custom tool so I loaded up the XSD and added this in one portion: <Mapping SourceColumn="Tax1" DataSetColumn="Tax1" /> <Mapping SourceColumn="Tax2" DataSetColumn="Tax2" /> <Mapping SourceColumn="Tax3" DataSetColumn="Tax3" /> <Mapping SourceColumn="Tax4" DataSetColumn="Tax4" /> and this elsewhere: <xs:element name="Tax1" msprop:Generator_UserColumnName="Tax1" msprop:Generator_ColumnPropNameInRow="Tax1" msprop:Generator_ColumnVarNameInTable

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 3/13/2007

• Re: Problems with MSDataSetGenerator in VS.NET 2005 SP1

  The new graphical editor breaks files; it generates stuff that the external tool doesn't understand. I just loaded up the XSD in notepad++ and modified it there directly, using the great art of copy-paste. Thankfully, I only had to add a field, but I can imagine the pain when a bigger task needs to be performed. By the way, am I the only one who thinks that the Reporting Services report creator (that requires typed datasets, if I recall) is horrible when it comes to maintenance? If you change your

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 3/13/2007

• Re: Problems with MSDataSetGenerator in VS.NET 2005 SP1

  A week later and I am still in the same situation. Last week, I manually edited the xml to be able to continue, but still haven't found how to fix the issue.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 2/27/2007

• Problems with MSDataSetGenerator in VS.NET 2005 SP1

  I have a dataset (*.xsd) in App_Data with table adapters. I needed to change one of these adapters because of the new fields in my database. The current one has been working fine for months. I load up the xsd and try to preview data off of one of the adapters. datasetname.tableadaptername.Fill,GetData () could not be previewed. Unable to find connection 'tbmposConnectionString' for object 'Settings'. The connection string could not be found in application settings, or the data provider associated

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Jason Kealey on 2/20/2007
  Filed under: Visual Studio 2005 SP1, Web Applications, MSDataSetGenerator