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• Re: Web.Sitemap overwrite programmatically

  Thanks, I'll take a look at that later I found a "solution" to my problem. The problem with writeprotecting files doesn't seem to be VS2005, but Source Safe. I had to remove the files from source safe, and copy the files into my project folder again. Now whenever I check in, I have to manually make sure the sitemap files will not be checked in (via the "view pending checkins", then uncheck the files) Now I just have to remember to do this whenever I check in

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Adagio on 2/22/2006

• Re: Web.Sitemap overwrite programmatically

  When I rightclick on a file in Solution Explorer I can chose "Exclude from Project", but all it does is to rename the file to Web.Sitemap.Exclude, which doesn't really help me at all But it sure is annoying that anything in the folders are a part of the project. Why? I don't mind them being included, but I don't see any reason in locking the files when automaticly including them. That doesn't make any sense at all

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Adagio on 2/21/2006

• Re: Web.Sitemap overwrite programmatically

  Still nobody who has any idea how to avoid this? Because of the way my site is made now the problem is even bigger: I have not only the web.sitemap file, but now I also have a few xml files (that's being used in ComponentArt treeview). These xml files are located in several directories, and all of them should be rewriteable from within the code Everytime I start VS2005 up I now have to go through a lot of hassle to make it work. Excluding from the project doesn't work, and this means the site can

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Adagio on 2/17/2006

• Re: Getting value from input textbox?

  Nevermind with this, I have found a different (but not as good) solution to what I wanted to do with this in the first place

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Adagio on 2/9/2006

• Re: Getting value from input textbox?

  I've already posted all the code. On the page I have this: <dlcalendar click_element_id="imgOrderDate2" emptydate_option="true" hide_onselection="false" qemptydate_text="Reset Date" emptydate_style="background-color: yellow; color:black; font-style:italic;" input_element_id="txtOrderDate2" tool_tip="Click some place else"></dlcalendar> <input type="text" id="txtOrderDate2" runat="server" readonly="readonly" /> <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="dlcalendar

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Adagio on 2/9/2006

• Re: Web.Sitemap overwrite programmatically

  The file is always checked out (and closed), and I've already set the file to R/W for the ASP.Net user

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Adagio on 2/9/2006

• Re: VS is acting strange, looking for code the wrong places

  danmor wrote: Server-side code can be commented out your way if it is inside server-side SCRIPT tags. Server-side code in the body of a page should be commented out with <%-- --%>. See the article The mentioned code was in the codebehind files, but even deleting the code didn't work, it still complained about that specific line number (even though the line was empty) Mikhail Arkhipov (MSFT) wrote: If browser still sees commented out lines as code, it means that the compiled assembly has not

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Adagio on 2/9/2006

• Re: Getting value from input textbox?

  I know, but as I've mentioned before, setting it to runat server makes it impossible for the mentioned javascript to write in the textbox

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Adagio on 2/8/2006

• Re: Web.Sitemap overwrite programmatically

  I'm using Source Safe. When I start VS2005 I have to manually set it to exclude the file from the project, then it works, but at some point later it automaticly includes the file again, locking the file again. I'm 100% sure the file is not open in any program

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Adagio on 2/8/2006

• VS is acting strange, looking for code the wrong places

  On my site I have (of importance) these pages: MyPage.aspx ProductView.aspx In the codebehind for ProductView I have this code: //private SiteMapNode ExpandForumPaths(Object sender, // SiteMapResolveEventArgs e) //{ // SiteMapNode currentNode = SiteMap.CurrentNode.Clone(true); // SiteMapNode tempNode = currentNode; // tempNode.Url = tempNode.Url + "?PostID="; // return tempNode; //} Notice that they are commented out When I open MyPage.aspx in the browser it says "Object reference not set to an instance

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Adagio on 2/7/2006