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Re: CascadingDropDown returns [Method Error 12031] after upgrade to 1.0 Beta
I Agree! This should be added RIGHT AWAY!!!
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C4702
on 10/25/2006
Inherit MENU
Can someone please help with a code example? I would like to create a new web control that inherits the new MENU control, that checks the SiteMap URL values, and if it starts with "http://" make the link open in a new window. Any direction would be much appreciated. Charles
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C4702
on 11/4/2005
Do Postback from Server Side???
How can I do a PostBack from the server side??? I.e. 1. A button is clicked.. 2. The page postback 3. The onclick server-side code executes 4. I make some changes 5. I want to post back the page once more. Can someone please help me here?
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on 10/20/2005
Re: 'Exclude Files From Web Project' - Beta 2
Just so we're clear, they send you a source file to compile as part of your assembly? Compiling in VS.NET is simply compiling the codebehind files. This is why I say in v2.0 if you don't want an ASPX or ASCX to be part of your application, then it shouldn't be there in the first place. Well, only one of the files needs to be included into my solution and modified as I see fit, and compiled as part of my solution. The rest of the files are NOT to be included, they have their own DLL sitting in the
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Re: 'Exclude Files From Web Project' - Beta 2
An ASP.NET Component ( http://Telerik.Com ) requires ascx files to be in the directory structure, but NOT part of the solution as they have thier own DLL file bound to them. Within this directory is ONE (1) aspx file that DOES need to be apart of the solution and thus compiled as part of the solution. Under 1.1, I could exclude the folder, and include the 1 file that was needed to be included. I compiled and ran sucessfully. Under 2.0 (beta 2) there is no way to exclude these files, and thus the
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Re: 'Exclude Files From Web Project' - Beta 2
I'm glad someone is still with me Unfortunaitly the last post didn't help as the files needed to be present but part of the solution are user controls... Besides I understand there is no longer a DLL created when you build the project, as it is compiled on the fly by the dotNet 2.0 framework. This is what I believe breaks the functionality Since it's compiled on the fly, they didn't build in a way to exclude folders/files from being built and compiled on the fly. Regards,
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'Exclude Files From Web Project' - Beta 2
Is there anyone here who can help??? http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=5241
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on 4/28/2005
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