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• Re: Aspnet_merge.exe Exited with Code 1

  I had the same problem. The only way I found around it was to pick the option " Create a separate assembly for each page and control output " in the Web Deployment project property under Output Assemblies . HTH Pat

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by P-Chip on 3/3/2006

• Re: Merry Christmas, Microsoft!

  Nah, there is no world beyond coding. I guess the same kind of people that spread rumors about the world being round are also spreading rumors about there being a world outside of coding. Next, they'll be saying that a programmer should get a life !

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 1/6/2006

• Re: Is there a treeview module for navigation?

  Manfred, Microsoft supplies a free (and unsupported) package called IE Web Controls that contains a neat TreeView control. You can download it from here: http://www.asp.net/IEWebControls/Download.aspx?tabindex=0&tabid=1 I haven't had a chance to verify the link (or actually the result of the download). If it doesn't work, try searching MSN (or your search engine of choice) for IE Web Controls. I have used it in the past with fairly good results. Most of all, I like the price ;-). HTH, Pat

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/27/2005

• Internal Server Error: 500 On Opening A Project

  Hi All, I get an internal server error (500) on trying to open an ASP.NET project in the IDE. However, it ends up opening OK and I can view all the files. When I try to run it (F5), it tells me that there was an error and that I should run it without debugging to find out what exactly went wrong. So when I try to do that (Ctrl-F5), it tells me that I should check the Application Event log for details. The Application Event log tells me that the ASP.NET user (I can only assume that to mean ASPNET

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/27/2005

• POST To A Different Web Site After Validating PostBack

  Hi All, Here's a problem I've been trying to solve for the past few days: I have a Web application that takes in certain information from the user and POSTs that to a different Web site not under my control. The details follow... The Web form in question basically takes in one piece of information -- the version the user wants to purchase. This determines the price. Once they click on the Submit button, the page posts back to itself, as expected. On the postback, the first thing I do is get the price

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/27/2005

• POST To A Different Site After Validating Input

  Hi All, Here's a problem I've been trying to solve for the past few days: I have a Web application that takes in certain information from the user and POSTs that to a different Web site not under my control. The details follow... The Web form in question basically takes in one piece of information -- the version the user wants to purchase. This determines the price. Once they click on the Submit button, the page posts back to itself, as expected. On the postback, the first thing I do is get the price

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/27/2005

• Re: Laptop reccomendations while working on the move with .NET?

  I have been using my laptop for the exact same reason that you plan on buying yours, except that I have been using it for a bunch of things over and above ASP.NET. On a typical day, my laptop has the following programs loaded in memory: * At least two instances of VS.NET, one or both in debug mode, typically debugging either a Web service or a Web site (both of which need an instance of ASPNET_WP). * At least one instance of VB 6.0 or VC++ 6.0 debugging an existing Windows app. * An instance of SQL

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/27/2005

• Re: Controlling File Download in ASP.NET

  Jawad, Thanks for your response. Yes, this looks like what I need to do. But I do have a little twist in this whole thing -- my Web site is hosted by a commercial hosting service, so I don't really have any access to IIS on their box. I can only upload and download stuff via FTP. That might throw a wrench in the whole thing, right? I should be pretty much able to do anything in my assemblies programmatically, so I might have to start thinking about that. Also, I think I should be able to ask them

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/18/2005

• Re: Controlling File Download in ASP.NET

  Jawad, That was an excellent link -- thanks! Lemme ask you another question while I have you here -- how do I hide the file in question, so users don't type in the URL of the file and download it directly? Thanks! Pat

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/17/2005

• Re: Controlling File Download in ASP.NET

  Jawad, Thanks for your response. How would I disable buffering? And what logic do I need to implement in order to determine if the download was completed or not? I am actually trying to send an MSI over to the client and would like to know if they completed the download. TIA, Pat

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by P-Chip on 10/17/2005