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• Base page in App_Code access master page properties?

  I have a custom basepage sitting in my App_Code directory. I want to access some properties in my master page file..without going through the actual codebehind of the aspx page. is this possible? I know how to access strongly typed properties of a master page from code behind, but can you do this from a custom base page in App_Code? When I try (in the base page): MasterPage m = (MasterPage)Page.Master m.CustomProperty is invalid. any ideas?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dmose on 9/8/2008

• Recusive query to find friend relationships?

  Greetings, I'm trying to come up with a way (efficiency isn't the most important thing here) ..to show how a person is related to another person on my website. The table structure is like so (simplified) ID | UserName| FriendName 1 | Danny | Mike 2 | Mike | Danny 3 | Steve | Jason 4 | Jason | Steve 5 | Steve Danny 6 | Danny | Steve There are 2 rows each for every 'relationship' - I chose this design to simplify queries like "give me all of danny's friends" etc. With

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by dmose on 4/18/2008

• Masked edit safari 3.1 ...no backspace?

  Anyone try the masked edit extender on safari? backspace, delete..dont work.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by dmose on 4/17/2008

• Re: HTML 101 - "dynamic" server side image maps

  yeah I understand that..but isn't String EncodedString = Server.HtmlEncode(" mapHandler.aspx?mapId=1?x,y" ); is an illegal url format .. it will still work in most browsers, but if you try to validate this it will fail. I dont want invalid markup because this is being used in a widget posted to other social networks which may not accept this format...

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dmose on 4/17/2008

• Re: HTML 101 - "dynamic" server side image maps

  Yeah you understood my question. I don't want to parse 2x ? in server side code - I don't want two "?" in the querystring because it's an illegal url technically ... I don't think there is a way to do what I want - the only way is to use client side image maps and each of them have unique urls - more code, less efficient and more room for error.. thanks

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dmose on 4/14/2008

• Re: Can anyone verify this? Fire and forget web method method not working as intended..

  This works perfectly, never knew about the power of anonymous methods soo simple and elegant..thanks!

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dmose on 4/9/2008

• Re: Can anyone verify this? Fire and forget web method method not working as intended..

  Can you provide me with an example of safely spawning a new thread, without waiting for an async callback? Every example I've seen isn't a true 'fire and forget'

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dmose on 4/8/2008

• HTML 101 - "dynamic" server side image maps

  Trying to figure out if this is possible: < a href ="mapHandler.aspx?mapId=1"> < img id ="Img1" runat ="server" src ="~/images/someimage.jpg" ismap ="ismap" /> </ a > Now with the "ismap" property set ... whenever the user clicks on the image the coordinates of their click are transmitted as "?x,y" The resulting url is invalid technically as it renders as " mapHandler.aspx?mapId=1?x,y" The issue is,

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dmose on 4/8/2008

• Re: Can anyone verify this? Fire and forget web method method not working as intended..

  well turns out I was invoking the webservice as a class instead of adding a web referencing so that was why it was holding the thread.... once i added the reference and invoked it as "localhost.mywebmethod" it worked as intened the only issue is it doesn't have the context of the user in the thread so I can't secure it...know any work arounds?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dmose on 4/6/2008

• Can anyone verify this? Fire and forget web method method not working as intended..

  Scenario: User uploads a file from an asp.net 2.0 file input, in the postback, the file is saved to disk and logged in db ...in addition to being pushed to Amazon S3 This is all done in one method, with a webservice that handles the transfer from local disk (web server) to Amazon. It's all working great but I'm looking for ways to improve performance, mainly, I want to fork a process to handle the amazon data push and not block the client waiting (because sometimes this process can take 2

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dmose on 4/5/2008