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• Re: UpdateProgress inside of UpdatePanel doesn't display in Firefox?

  Fair enough. The trouble is, when the UpdateProgress does happen to be inside of a ContentTemplate, it isn't displayed in Firefox (after the first postback). It consistantly shows up fine in Internet Explorer. When the UpdateProgress is outside of the ContentTemplate, it shows up in both browsers all the time. Just wondering if anyone has any idea why Firefox is having trouble, but IE is fine. Because of the layout of my page, I'd really like to have the UpdatePanel inside of the ContentTemplate

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by trms on 7/20/2006

• UpdateProgress inside of UpdatePanel doesn't display in Firefox?

  Hello, I just started playing with Atlas, and I'm having a TON of fun! I ran into what I think may be a small cosmetic bug, however, and I wanted to see what everyone else thought. If I place an UpdateProgress control inside of an UpdatePanel, things work as expected in Internet Explorer, but in Firefox, the UpdateProgress text will appear only after the first postback. Any subsequent postbacks don't display the "Loading..." text. Moving the UpdateProgress outside of the UpdatePanel makes it display

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by trms on 7/19/2006

• Re: Merging WebApp Project dll's with a WebDeployment Project

  Ah, I didn't realize that WDP (or aspnet_merge.exe, to be percise) considers the WAP code-behind dll to be akin to a 3rd party assembly. I assumed somehow that WDP was in charge of compiling the WAP code-behind dll, therefore it would "know" it wasn't a 3rd party dll, and merge it in with the ASPX pages accordingly. For various other reasons, we need to use WAP... so we'll just have to create 2 dll's; one for code-behind, and another for aspx pages. If, in the future, we can turn 'em into a single

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by trms on 4/7/2006

• Re: Automated Build!!

  We're in the same boat as you are... Trying to get some automated builds going. We've decided to go with FinalBuilder ( http://www.finalbuilder.com/ ) in place of CuriseControl.NET and NAnt. I've just been using it for a few days, but I like it a lot since the various xml config files needed for NAnt were driving me crazy. Also, they provide a CrusieControl.NET plugin, if you're set on CC.NET. I don't have specific answers to your questions yet (since we're just getting started as well) but I'd like

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by trms on 4/7/2006

• Re: Random, Unexpected AppDomain Restarts

  For what it's worth, we've been having the same AppDomain shutdown problem with .NET 2.0. Seems that whenever a subdirectory is deleted from the main webapp directory, a File Change Notification is triggered which restarts the app. If you're storing critical info in the session (using InProc session state), your session will be lost. Like the original poster, we've switched our session to the ASP.NET State Service, so our session persists across AppDomain restarts, but we'd rather not have the app

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by trms on 4/7/2006

• Merging WebApp Project dll's with a WebDeployment Project

  Seems like Deployment Projects and Web App Projects don't play nicely? aspnet_merge seems to also have trouble creating a single .dll for the application (or, it's simply user error on my part)... The Web Application project compiles the codebehind files into a dll, let's call it MyProject.dll. Then, when the Deployment project attempts to merge the .aspx files with the codebehind files, it somehow doesn't work... i.e., I have to name a different assembly for the .aspx files, leaving me with TWO

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by trms on 4/7/2006

• Re: Web Deployment Project copies .csproj and .sln files

  I'm having this same problem. When using a Deployment Project with a Web Site Project, things work out just fine. However, when using a Deployment Project with a Web Application Project, things like the .csproj file and the obj, Properties, etc folders get copied to the release folder. I suppose there's no good way for the deployment project to know which files in the directory are used by the site or not... Anyone have any solutions? -John Reilly Tightrope Media Systems http://www.trms.com/

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by trms on 4/7/2006