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Max number of web methods?
Guys I have a web service in asp.net 2.0 that has 234 methods. It seems that when I add another method the site does not compile in VS2005 until I remove one first. I get a message saying that the new method I just added does not exist in a file that belongs in the Microsoft.Net/.../Temporary Files directory. I have restarted IIS, closed down VS2005, removed all files from this temp directory but to no avail. The only way to get the code to compile is to remove another one so as to keep 234 methods
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XML Web Services
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Rippo
on 5/14/2009
Re: Multiple ModalPopupExtender sharing a single panel
Aha, solved it, wrapped it all up in an update panel and moved it server side. You only need to define one ModalPopupExtender and used this technique < asp:Button ID= "bthHidden" runat= "Server" Style= "display: none" /> < ajaxToolKit:ModalPopupExtender ID= "mpeChangeValue" runat= "server" TargetControlID= "bthHidden" PopupControlID= "p1" CancelControlID= "CancelButton" BackgroundCssClass= "modalBackground"
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ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit
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Rippo
on 1/8/2009
Multiple ModalPopupExtender sharing a single panel
Hi, I have a situation where I need to share a single panel with multiple ModalPopupExtender 's, I have managed to get this working without using the drop shadow, however only the first OnOkScript gets used for all 3 panels, basically the onOK always returns a message dialog showing 1 regardless which ModalPopupExtender gets triggered. Is there any work around? many thanks asp:panel runat= "server" id= "p1" CssClass= "modalPopup" Style= "display:none;"
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Rippo
on 1/7/2009
Filed under: ModalPopupExtender and javascript
Re: When does the timer for Session timeout get reset?
[quote user="rmdw"]With VS2005 I'm simply runing my project, testing it, stopping it, making adjustments, and running it again.[/quote] This will behaviour will more than likey restart the session... Hhowever if I am reading right can you confirm this is the EXACT steps you use to recreate this problem? 1. make code changes 2. run APP from VS2005 in debug mode 3. login to your web application locally 4. wait a few mins 5. find that your session restarts sometimes in less than a minute
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State Management
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Rippo
on 12/30/2008
Re: Retriving dropdown selecteditem.value in codebehind
Hi One way to find the posted form collections is to either a) enumerate your way through the collection in code behind or b) turn on page trace in web.config e.g. (goes in system.web) <trace enabled="true" requestLimit="1000" pageOutput="true" localOnly="false" /> Once you have all the form fields that have been posted back you can work on a method to extract the values Another quick point, How do you name these dynamic dropdownboxes as they most probably
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Web Forms
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Rippo
on 9/27/2008
Re: ViewState and Enabled property in a textbox
Slightly better way, IMO txtSentBy.Text = Request.Form(txtSentBy.UniqueId) ;
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Web Forms
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Rippo
on 9/19/2008
Re: ViewState and Enabled property in a textbox
Are you wrapping the initial setting of the textboxes with... If (!Page.IsPostback) { //set text boxes here } If not please submit some simple sample code that we can use to replicate the problem
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Rippo
on 9/18/2008
Re: Checking for Nulls
how about this... If Not row.picturePath Is System.DBNull.Value Then ....
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Rippo
on 9/4/2008
Re: Create Web Service from WSDL file
I have never created a class from a WSDL file but from a URL. It does sound like that the WSDL format is not correct. Maybe you need to check with the owner to see if the file is valid. Can you not ask your client if you can access the webservices directly?
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Rippo
on 9/3/2008
Re: Should global variables viewstate be kept on page postback?
I all depends on size/amount of hits etc. There are many ways to store a datatable, session, cache, file, database!!! to name but a few Can you shed some more light on size/usuage etc so we can aid more
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Getting Started
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Rippo
on 9/2/2008
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