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• Re: Url Rewriting, MasterPages & Insanity

  here is a link to the RewritePath overload: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1kz7fdx9.aspx I am not using any third party url rewriting, just the RewritePath that is provided by ASP.NET I have read that doing the rebase path to false will fix the url rewriting with masterpage which is what I am using.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by dkode on 2/26/2007

• Re: Url Rewriting, MasterPages & Insanity

  come on, someone has to have an idea here. It's not even that difficult of a task (or so I thought)

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by dkode on 2/26/2007

• Url Rewriting, MasterPages & Insanity

  Ok, I'm about at the end of my rope here, I've tried all different methods here but to no avail. What I'm trying to accomplish is to use URL's like so: www.mysite.com/username/ In BeginRequest I am checking for a 404, at which point I determine if the username they asked for is valid or not, if so then it continues to rewrite the url providing false to not rebase the client path. All of my pages sit within the /pub/ directory, the only problem is in the masterpage, all the hyperlinks are setup with

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by dkode on 2/22/2007

• Re: No Membership/Role Remote Configuration?!?!??!!

  Just to follow up with the problems I was having, I completely abandoned the membership features in ASP.NET 2.0 and built my own. Took me all of 3 days to do the registration features, and make all the correct tables. After that I built a backend administrator to allow me to manage users on my site. I am much more comfortable now with my own code in place so now if something malfunctions, I dont have to drudge through a large number of tables that use uniqueidentifiers and it is much easier to integreate

  Posted to Security (Forum) by dkode on 1/24/2007

• Re: Images are not displayed when using 'HttpContext.Current.RewritePath()'

  You can access the Request.QueryString in Application_BeginRequest, then cast the querystring to an integer to find out what number it is. Is that what you mean? I might not follow. Sean

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by dkode on 1/24/2007

• Re: event problem

  AJAX will accomplish what your're looking for. I'm using the same scenario on my main business site.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dkode on 1/23/2007

• Re: Can a Panel control resize itself when its parent window is resized?

  just fyi, a percentage for the height attribute is not valid according to the W3C, most browsers won't observe it. If you set the height to a static pixel height though it will work. width percentages are valid though.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dkode on 1/23/2007

• Re: Images are not displayed when using 'HttpContext.Current.RewritePath()'

  You might want to print out what the Path is within the page, also some HTML posted here of what the outputted HTML is on the relevant page. My scenario, I was using MasterPages so all images were referenced using the tilde, i.e. (~/images/myImage.gif), it might be different if you are not using MasterPages. My method above worked when I had multiple content pages in directories. Some more information would help alot, it could be a number of things. UrlRewriting is definately a pain, it has become

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by dkode on 1/23/2007

• Re: Images are not displayed when using 'HttpContext.Current.RewritePath()'

  The trick here is to rewrite the path once again in the page's Init event. You need to store the original path in a Context.Item so you can retrieve it in the page's init event. Like so: // Global.asax Context.Items["originalUrl"] = originalurl; // Page's Init event protected override void Page_Init() { if (Context.Items["originalUrl"] != null) { string originalUrl = Context.Items["originalUrl"]; Context.RewritePath(originalUrl); } } What this does, is the page will then load all relevant images

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by dkode on 1/20/2007

• Re: AJAX Beta 1 error

  Ok, This is what I have found out so far, If I create a new page, and put my updatepanel in it, it updates properly as expected. It seems to only be a problem with this one page in peticular where I have a series of complex steps setup, I was trying to add ajax functionality to it and I can't seem to get around the error message I am receiving, i am thinking perhaps it is something with ViewState? I am doing some more testing now, and I will report back when I find the cause. Quite strange.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by dkode on 10/22/2006