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• Re: No publish dialog any more...

  To add to this - I opened another, much newer and smaller project to make some changes, and when I attempted to publish I got the same thing. It just did a build and then attempted to publish to http://:0 . I'm a bit desperate - has anyone seen this before? Thanks!

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 11/19/2009

• No publish dialog any more...

  I'm working on a project that I've been working on for nearly 2 years. I update it regularly, so I'm always working on it in VS. Today I clicked the "Build"->"Publish" menu item like I always do to publish the site to one of the test servers for testing, and instead of getting a dialog asking where I should publish it and the various options, it just does a build and then at the end gives an error saying "Unable to create the Web site ''". Here's

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 11/18/2009

• Change log4net configuration in code?

  I have a web app that gets deployed to two different locations and the log file needs to have a different path for each location. What I've been doing for the last year is to manually edit the web.config each time I deploy so that the File location matches the server it's being deployed to. What I'd like to do is change that value programmatically, depending upon where the user is browsing the site. What I've done is add code to the Application_Start method of my Global.asax.cs file

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by eappell on 10/7/2009

• Re: Create a new DataTable that's sorted by only time from DateTime?

  Yep, that worked! Thanks!!

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by eappell on 9/30/2009

• Create a new DataTable that's sorted by only time from DateTime?

  I've got a calendar app where we're loading up a DataTable from one method, then merging the results with another method - both methods return the same type of data and the same columns. One of the columns in the results is "start_time", which has a date and time. What I want to do is sort the entire, merged, DataTable by the time in the "start_time" column, disregarding the date completely. I've gotten this far, but can't see how to get it done: Public Function

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by eappell on 9/29/2009

• Re: IE8 browser version reports back as 7.0 when remote??

  [quote user="Malvagia"]I figured out that my issue was caused by this setting being checked by default: "Display intranet sites in Compatibility View".[/quote] Yep, that was it! It took me a while to find this setting (it's in Page->Compatibility View Settings, for those who need it), but once I unchecked that checkbox and restarted the browser it recognized the browser as IE8! Thanks - HUGE help!!

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 8/26/2009

• Re: IE8 browser version reports back as 7.0 when remote??

  Yeah, I got the IE8 alert when I ran it in debug and when I browsed the deployed version I got the IE7 alert... Could it be some proxy setting? I just can't think of what it oculd be, but usually when I encounter these strange things it has something to do with the networking team messing with proxy or firewall settings... I ended getting the site working in either scenario and implemented this morning, so for the most part it looks ok in IE8 as IE8, IE8 as IE7 and IE7. But it still makes it

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 8/18/2009

• Re: IE8 browser version reports back as 7.0 when remote??

  Ok, so really strange stuff here that does NOT add up: I put my browser detect test app out on my personal web server account and hit it from my desktop browser (same one I've been using) and it said I'm using IE7, which is what it's been saying. I hit the same test app from my home machine's browser, which is the same version as my work browser, and I get IE8. Ok, so maybe it's a network issue and they're altering the headers - but then I hit a public browser detect page

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 8/18/2009

• Re: IE8 browser version reports back as 7.0 when remote??

  Well, I think all of the remote machines have IE7 installed, but these are just web servers. Shouldn't matter which browser they have installed, should it? The all have .NET 3.5 SP1 framework installed... As for caching, I thought about that, but the fact that this new little app I created just to test with is doing the same thing kind of rules that out. BTW, my browser does not have the compatibility mode button turned on... I just tested on someone else's machine who has IE8 installed and

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 8/17/2009

• IE8 browser version reports back as 7.0 when remote??

  This is a weird one... I'm supposed to launch a major update to one of my apps tomorrow and it's got a bunch of code to adjust stylesheets/functionality based on which version browser is viewing it, but I just found out that if I browse the site using IE8 remotely (the app is not running on localhost) then the version it reports back is 7.0! If I run it locally it reports back as 8.0. Does ANYONE have any idea what could be causing this?? I am a bit desperate... I built a little app just

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by eappell on 8/17/2009