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• Re: CSSAdapters and MOSS 2007, how to get it done?

  Our solution to this problem was to find the web.config file that SP copies to your provisioned site (c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\CONFIG\compat.browser). Comment out these lines (You'll need to do this on the compat.browsers file in your newly created SP site in IIS too): <!-- <browser id="InfrawareSamSung" parentID="SKTDevicesSamSung"> <identification> <userAgent name="browserType" match="(35|15|25)" /> </identification> <capabilities>

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by bernadou on 2/23/2007

• SP Web Part developer input/comments requested. My Boss is breathing down my neck...

  Our office has been asked to embark on a very ambitious project which includes MOSS 2007 Publishing (CMS) at its foundation. We have 5 people working on various parts of our project, mostly client side web developers (CSS page design, planning, etc) for about 3 months now. I'm the resident ASP.NET person but I wouldn't state that I have deep technical understanding of MOSS, especially in the programming area. Yesterday I was asked to do something very specific and I simply didn't have an answer.

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by bernadou on 1/10/2007

• Re: CSSAdapters and MOSS 2007, how to get it done?

  We didn't write any specific code of our own to get this to work. We just followed the article I noted ( http://blogs.tamtam.nl/frank/ ) using the CSS adapter code you can download here: http://www.asp.net/CSSAdapters/Default.aspx Good luck! LMK if you have any more questions. B

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by bernadou on 11/16/2006

• Re: CSSAdapters and MOSS 2007, how to get it done?

  Ok, we found the errors both in our work, and in the article. By working through both we were able to get SharePoint to render the Menu control as a list instead of a table. Very cool. If you happen to be one of those who wish to try this be sure you.... 1. Change the syntax below from "ControlAdapters" to "CSSAdapters" (assuming your assembly is called CSSAdapters which was our case) < browsers > < browser refID = " Default " > < controlAdapters >

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by bernadou on 10/26/2006

• CSSAdapters and MOSS 2007, how to get it done?

  We have been experimenting with MOSS 2007 as a CMS for our organization. As an educational organization subject to 508 compliance, our front end web designers/developers have specfied that we need to get the CSSAdapters implemented on the Shareponint navigation controls so they can go nuts with CSS. We found this article http://blogs.tamtam.nl/frank/ , so, myself and one other person here in our organization have been struggling with getting it to work on a regular asp.net menu control, but using

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by bernadou on 10/23/2006

• Re: Expose DataTable in an ObjectDataSource?

  Thanks johram, that was helpful in that it got me looking in the right direction. I'll post below what I was able to figure out in case it is helpful for others. Page markup *************************** < asp : ObjectDataSource ID ="ObjectDataSource1" runat ="server" SelectMethod ="GetData" TypeName ="TheDS. The TableAdapter"> </ asp : ObjectDataSource > ****************************** VB to extract Data from Object above: *******************

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by bernadou on 9/26/2006

• Expose DataTable in an ObjectDataSource?

  Ok, this seems like it should be easy, but..... I need to get into an objectDataSource to retrieve a data table from it. I need to pass something a data table that I know is inside my object data source that I dragged onto the design surface and configured to pull data from my db. How do I crack that open and get at the data. Obviously this doesn't work... objectDataSource.GetDataSet.GetTable(0) Thanks for any help you might be able to offer... B

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by bernadou on 9/25/2006

• Re: Can't open web site via HTTP, but can via file system. Why?

  Yea, that's what I was thinking too, but, #2, like #1, is assiged permissions via group membership, and, #2 can open the site and work within VS on any file (as far as we can tell) using the file system option. So... VS 2005 uses the fiile system permissions to open regardless of HTTP or Remote Site, right? This is what is so puzzling. I antcipated that if #2 couldn't access the site using "Open Web-->Remote Site" then #2 wouldn't be able to get to it using the file system either. I'm stumped

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by bernadou on 8/22/2006

• Can't open web site via HTTP, but can via file system. Why?

  We have a 2 person development team on a small internal network. Two developers are part of an AD group called "Developers". Developer #1 can connect to our only development web site using VS2005 with either option below: Open Web Site --> Remote Site or Open Web Site --> File System However, developer #2 can only use: Open Web Site --> File System If developer #2 tries to use "Open Web Site --> Remote Site, he is presented with an authentication dialog box repeatedly until it fails.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by bernadou on 8/21/2006

• Multiple User Debugging?

  We have a very small shop (3 developers) at a university where we are developing a few internal ASP.NET 2.0 apps. We've internally agreed to develop on a common development web server by opening whatever web we need using VS2005. We've got the debugger configured to run as a service and remote debugging is running great, except when two people try to do debug at once. When that occours, the second or third VS app attempting to start debugging just hangs until the other person stops debugging. It

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by bernadou on 8/14/2006