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• Re: Treeview question

  Well that didn't work. Any of the microsoft guys got an idea why this would do that? (remove items from a collection?)

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Fubarian on 3/19/2008

• Re: Treeview question

  I tried to look for some answers in the ole MSDN and no surprise, TreeViewCollection looks something like this... public class TreeNodeCollection : IList, ICollection, IEnumerable I might try something like "dim nodeList as new List(of Nodes)" just to see what happens.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Fubarian on 3/11/2008

• Re: Treeview question

  That might work, but I want to understand why the items in a TreeViewCollection would be removed when pulled into the tree.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Fubarian on 3/8/2008

• Treeview question

  I ran across this yesterday and it totally confuses me. I posted it on my blog and I'm hoping someone can explain it -- because I can't. Here's a copy/paste from my blog (100% copy) I seem to always come into contact with these "We hate you!" type errors, and this one is up there. Took me a while to figure this out, Humor me. Open up a new web project, create a short number of nodes as such...(sorry its in VB) Dim Master As New TreeNode( "Master" , "1m"

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Fubarian on 3/7/2008

• Enable/Disable CSSFriendly via property

  I've got this working very nicely and customized the code to do exactly what I want (output in ' li ') so that I got down no sweat. what I would like to do is make "EnableAdapter" a property for treeview. The project calls for this (admin side = "don't care" and public face = "as compliant as humanly possible") and I first tried something like this...don't laugh, I'm new at this custom control thing 1 Public Class AdaptedTreeView 2 Inherits TreeView

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by Fubarian on 2/15/2008

• COM wrapper

  I'm doing some research on an upcoming project and we are looking for a way to take a COM object and wrap it up for .net. I've seen some examples here and there, but I was wondering if anyone had a good experience with a particular product or using a certain practice.

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Fubarian on 11/15/2007

• Re: Spec of PC needed for Developer

  Here @ the office I have a psycho computer -- a Core2 duo 2.66ghz with 3 gigs of ram and 2 19" monitors (/w vista)...and our projects load slower than snot now. Ok, fair enough its a 2gb of code project, but still, slaughters this comp. At home, I have more or less the same you do, a p4 3ghz with 2g of mem along with two 24" monitors BUT I have a pair of raptor drives (10k spin) that makes all the difference. I wish this comp here @ the office had raid ...or at least a 10k drive. Oh, and

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by Fubarian on 11/5/2007

• Handling not-so-great service calls

  I'll try to be as detailed as I can because this is confusing even to me. Working with a smart client app with some additional services that go out and do stuff per requests given to a particular service. The service I've been tasked with has the usual "don't trust the format" which is where I'm getting caught up on. What I have so far is a logic class that handles anything and everything AFTER the data would be taken into the server side so that part, I'm good, no sweat

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Fubarian on 10/3/2007

• Re: got a bad XSD?

  I came across another w00t item -- if you get the first element within your xml doc, say its setup as such... < Groups > < Group > < Name >Joe's</ Name > < Type >SomeType</ Type > </ Group > </ Groups > Run your XSD.exe as such (assumg you want "OurGroups" namespace) xsd myCrapXSD.xsd /classes /element:"Groups" /namespace:"OurGroups" it cleans it up a LOT.

  Posted to Tips & Tricks (Forum) by Fubarian on 9/14/2007

• got a bad XSD?

  I posted this up on my blog , but I thought I'd drop this here. I ran into an issue with an XSD file that wasn't exactly good in ...really any way shape or form. I needed nullable values to be passed painlessly across and, well, that wasn't the case with the xsd provided to me. Viewing it in visual studio left a lot to be desired, but I discovered a quick, dirty way to clean it up -- pass it into a dataset and make the dataset write it back out. Works like a charm. You may have to edit

  Posted to Tips & Tricks (Forum) by Fubarian on 9/12/2007
  Filed under: xsd, xml