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• Re: epiFrame - With IE6, I cannot get any autowidth/height to work...

  Did your try entering a relative source url?

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 7/15/2006

• Re: People losing interest in DNN?

  ... howerver blogging is not enough! There need's to be a complete documentation fitting the most uptodate version. I do not mean a end-user doc (actually this wouldn't be wrong too, but the end-user features are mostly self explaining), I mean a developper doc which descriped the DNN-API. Afaik there's no such doc for DNN 4.3.0 and also the one for 4.0.3 is incomplete.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 6/20/2006

• Re: epiFrame - Advanced iFrame module

  After taking a detailed look at the mentioned localization issue, I found out, that Leupold actually was right. However the Asp.Net localization can be tweaked easily to fit the DNN-Localization. This was what I did after discovering the problems. It works pretty fine, but requires a few core-changes, therefor I recommend everybody to use 1.2.x instead, but maybe the core team likes the changes I proposed (I have been sending a working example of a custom ResourceProviderFactory and other parts needed

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 6/4/2006

• Re: People losing interest in DNN?

  ... but the Communityserver offers a much better forum than DNN does. Therfor forums.asp.net is easier and nicer to use.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/31/2006

• Re: A PopEndTag was called without A corresponding PushEndTag

  I found out what is the reason for this strange behaviour: It's the interface IControlDesignerAccessor which has been introduced with .Net 2. It is implemented by WebControl, but the default behavior has been changed by the Menu class. Now, that I know the reason for that issue, everything is fine again... Thank for your help :)

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/30/2006

• Re: A PopEndTag was called without A corresponding PushEndTag

  I can exclude nearly all code and the error (???) still occurs: using System; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using epiSource.Web; namespace epiSource.Web.Controls { public class EpiMenu : System.Web.UI.WebControls.Menu { #region Inherited Functions protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer) { if (Page != null) Page.VerifyRenderingInServerForm(this); if (Items.Count > 0) { RenderBeginTag(writer); RenderContents(writer); RenderEndTag(writer); } } public override

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/30/2006

• A PopEndTag was called without A corresponding PushEndTag

  Good evening, I'm currently working on a WebControl derived from the Asp.Net menu-control. For doing this I overrode the functions RenderControl(HtmlTextWriter writer), Render(HtmlTextWriter writer), RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriter writer), RenderContents(HtmlTextWriter writer) and RenderEndTag(HtmlTextWriter writer). Actually everything works fine - but only at runtime. You might say that's everything wanted, but the control should also render in Visual Web Developper. However this does not work.

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/29/2006

• Re: How to make a custom ExpressionEditor display a warning about a wrong expression

  Sorry for bothering you, but actually it worked all the time. I was simply testing the wrong way: I didn't type in a wrong expression, I only changed the code of the EvaluateValue function of my ExpressionEditor class... know I've typed in a wrong expression - and it realy worked due to an exception being thrown by the ParseExpression-Function of the ExpressionBuilder!

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/28/2006

• How to make a custom ExpressionEditor display a warning about a wrong expression

  Hello, E.g. the ResourceExpressionEditor displays a warning about a wrong expression by turning the webcontrol into a greybox with a message written onto it. I want my own custom expression editor behave the same way, but no matter what I do it does not work: Actually both, returning null and throwing an exception in EvaluateExpression, does not work. As a result only the control's ID is displayed instead of the evaluated expression. I also compared my ExpressionEditor with the ResourceExpressionEditor

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/27/2006

• Re: Java for Visual Studio

  Sure about that? There are tools that offer support for new languages by using their own compiler, syntax-highlighting, buildscripts...

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Kabelsalat on 5/26/2006