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• Re: Unhandled exception when trying to register new user

  I figured out a solution! I was trying to use the SendMailError method but couldn't get it to stop the exception from bubbling up to IIS. Then I looked at the SendMailErrorEventArgs and found the Handled property. Setting this property to true took care of my problem. With it true it will not let the exception on up to the IIS. That is what I was looking for.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by n8nt on 5/30/2007
  Filed under: createuserwizard

• Re: Unhandled exception when trying to register new user

  Yes I am using the MailDefinition property. However, I am trying to test this out on my desktop on Vista and so had to download a "free" smtp server. That free server just relays the mail to the target email. It all works if I use a valid email address. The problem is that if I enter an invalid email address, i.e., one that does not exist on the target server, then I get the exception. My real question is what do I need to do to handle the exception? I put the try catch around the call

  Posted to Security (Forum) by n8nt on 5/30/2007
  Filed under: createuserwizard

• Unhandled exception when trying to register new user

  I have set up a website which uses the Membership and Role provider objects. It works except that when I use the CreateUserWizard to register a new user I get unhandled exceptions which bring up the ugly debug error page. It says: Server Error in '/Test04' Application. Mailbox unavailable. The server response was: Invalid recipient: k4ab@atco.tv Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information

  Posted to Security (Forum) by n8nt on 5/30/2007
  Filed under: createuserwizard

• Re: VS2005 RC, has anyone got the Club starter kit working

  Not a dumb question, but I did type in !load as specified. I just tried this out on another computer and it works. I'll have to see why it didn't work on my other computer. Thanks for the solution. I'll try it later today on my other computer - this one is the work computer... Regards

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by n8nt on 11/8/2005

• Re: VS2005 RC, has anyone got the Club starter kit working

  I downloaded your suggested files and tried this, but when I tried to load the sql, I got an error that said: Error processing extended command. Invalid command 'load'. Is there a different command prompt than just using the one at Start->run->cmd?? Thanks,

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by n8nt on 11/6/2005

• Re: updating a formview with a sql stored procedure

  I am replying to my own post as I have figured out the problem. It seems my problem was that I didn't set any DataKeyNames property on my FormView control. So, to document this for someone else who may have the problem (I assume at least someone out there is in the same boat as me!) I'll list some of the basics I discovered. I'm using a sql stored procedure to accomplish an update of my data base via the FormView control. I first created a table in the database with 3 fields and a key. The fields

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by n8nt on 5/12/2005

• updating a formview with a sql stored procedure

  I have created a formview bound to a sqldatasource control. I defined stored procedures for the select, update, insert and delete functions. I can run the INSERT function just fine. I enter in 24 values into the form, hit the INSERT button and all the data goes into the database. If I decide I want to EDIT, however, I continue hitting the NEXT button until I see the record I want to edit on my formview. All the data shows up just as I entered it. When I go to change one of the fields, then click

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by n8nt on 5/8/2005

• Re: Can't find the white.css in the starter kit

  Thanks. That did work. What confused me was that when I downloaded the original starter kit I got a file named Personal.vsi. I double clicked that file which creatd the PersonalSiteCS.Zip. Thanks to your not, I simply renamed that to PersonalSiteCS.vsi then went into the VS 2005, created a new website and selected that template. I originally thought you meant to rename the downloaded file, but since it was already named Personal.vsi, I figured your comments did not apply to me. But, when you said

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by n8nt on 5/8/2005

• Re: Can't find the white.css in the starter kit

  Hi Jeff, When I looked again, I see a default.css and a default1.css as well as default.skin and default1.skin. I'll create the app_theme and rename these two to the white and black and see if that helps. Those were the only files in the personalsitecs.zip file. I had no problem with short names but there were no paths in the zip file. Thanks, Bob

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by n8nt on 5/6/2005

• Can't find the white.css in the starter kit

  I downloaded the starter kit and installed it, but it failed to compile because it could not find the "white" theme. The install did not create any folders such as the App_code folder. Did I do something wrong? The error says: Error 4 Theme 'White' cannot be found in the application or global theme directories. C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\n8nt\personalWebSite\web.config 9 I have not used css files or themes before so when I saw that this example showed how to use themes I was anxious to see it, but I can

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by n8nt on 5/1/2005