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• Re: Complicated question about DLLs

  Mark, The question that I think you're trying to ask is this: " Does IIS load a copy of an ASP.NET Web Application's DLL into memory for every request? - If so, should I break my Web App into smaller projects to somehow 'save RAM' by not loading those un-necessary pages? " The answers to those questions are as follows: No, IIS is not loading the DLL into memory multiple times... that would be stupid . Your ASP.NET Web Application (your proverbial DLL) is loaded one time

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Nullable on 5/13/2009

• Re: Ugh ModelBinding?

  Hey dude, I feel your pain... I'm currently on a 2 hour phone call about ModelBinders, I've written an article about my first bit of experimenting on it ( http://www.singingeels.com/Articles/Model_Binders_in_ASPNET_MVC.aspx ) and kinda got semi-burned. I'd love to fly up to Redmond and take Phil Haack out to lunch and pick his brain on this one. Peace, -Timothy

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Nullable on 8/31/2008

• Re: View bug in preview 4 (worked fine in preview 3)

  http://weblogs.asp.net/stephenwalther/archive/2008/08/13/asp-net-mvc-tip-32-repopulate-form-fields-with-viewdata-eval.aspx

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by Nullable on 8/14/2008

• Re: need to create dynamic dropdownlists depending upon number of column?

  Since i don't know your whole scenario, I don't want to make a blanket "here's the answer" statement... but I'd suggest you read this article: http://www.singingeels.com/Articles/Dynamically_Created_Controls_in_ASPNET.aspx

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Nullable on 6/2/2008

• Re: javascript help

  Yeah, try xAwardTermFrom.UniqueID ... instead of just "ClientID" :)

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nullable on 5/29/2008

• Re: javascript help

  < script type ="text/javascript"> function DateRangesChanged() { var dateFrom = new Date(document.getElementById( "fromTextBox" ).value); var dateTo = new Date(document.getElementById( "toTextBox" ).value); var datesDropDownList = document.getElementById( "datesDropDownList" ); datesDropDownList.innerHTML = "" ; var distance = dateTo.getFullYear() - dateFrom.getFullYear(); for ( var i = 1; i <= distance; i++) { var newOption = document.createElement

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Nullable on 5/29/2008

• Re: How to select max and min value in stored procedure

  [quote user="vasuvani"]I am not sure if that is the requirement.[/quote] I believe the requirement is to get the min and max values from the fist twenty records... that's what my code above shows how to do. Since 'avmood' already knows how to assign his variables, I'm assuming he will know how to take it from here... but, just to be safe :) DECLARE @Value1 DECIMAL ( 7 , 2 ) DECLARE @Value2 DECIMAL ( 7 , 2 ) SELECT @Value1 = MIN ( Value1 ), @Value2 = MAX ( Value2 ) FROM

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Nullable on 5/26/2008

• Re: how to receive and parse XML sent via HTTP post to my site

  This is a lot easier than you might think... First of all, you never know when someone is going to submit something to your page, even if it's a user on your site. So don't worry about "timing" or whatever. Here's the easy way to get where you need to be. Create a new page, lets say "XmlPost.aspx". In the OnLoad method of the page, check to see if the request type is a "POST" request, and grab the data being sent to you (you're hoping it's XML). To

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Nullable on 5/26/2008

• Re: no need to open new page ?

  [quote user="harish448"]which property i have to set to avoid opening new page[/quote] In HTML, the only property that deals with what you're talking about is the "target" property on HTML anchors. Example: <a href=" http://www.singingeels.com " target="_blank">SingingEels.com</a> <-- that will open in a new window. But: <a href=" http://www.lostintangent.com " target="_self">Lost-In-Tangent</a> <-- that

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Nullable on 5/26/2008

• Re: How to start a session ??

  Ahh.. you're not using "Session"s in there at all... you're just checking the query string of an HttpContext that you're passing in. Also, from what I'm seeing here... you don't need to pass in the context, but instead, you could just use HttpContext.Current.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Nullable on 5/26/2008