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• Re: Where do I submit bug reports?

  I have just found this problem as well. It seems like pretty basic broken functionality so unfortunate it won't be fixed for RTM.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 3/11/2009

• Re: MVC and TinyMCE Problems

  I have done it. Have a look at http://www.jobtree.com.au/Job.mvc/Edit and go view source to see how it is configured.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 6/11/2008

• Re: Why not support post-backs?

  dpant, I think there are always going to be people like you who don't 'get' MVC. They are mostly people who have used ASP and ASP.NET but never anything else like PHP, Rails or other programming frameworks. You seems to think that MVC is all about moving the code back to the inline script like ASP, but that is about 1% of it, and even that is optional.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 4/6/2008

• Re: Why not support post-backs?

  I warn them to stay away from the internet or they might get scared of the boogie monster.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 3/26/2008

• Re: Why not support post-backs?

  [quote user="ChanceUSC"]Just out of curiosity craigvn - have you posted a rich text box (tinymce/ftb/fck editor)? Also, are you using a jquery plugin to do the postback or are you just using get? Just getting started w/jquery so still a little shaky with it[/quote] Actually for my form posts I don't use jQuery because XmlHttpRequest is still a bit shaky for that IMO. For example you cant post INPUT type FILE using XmlHttpRequest. Instead I use this Ajax pattern (http://ajaxpatterns

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 3/26/2008

• Re: Why not support post-backs?

  [quote]I'm mean seriously, are you guys really up for having to assign to every text field in your form whenever a user posts back? I'm still waiting for someone to tell me that I've gotten it wrong and that in fact this does still happen automatically.[/quote] The easy answer is just dont use post backs and all the form re-population type stuff is no longer an issue. For any potential postback type scenarios, ie posting a form where there may be a message coming back, I just use jQuery

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 3/26/2008

• Re: Why not support post-backs?

  It's a matter of preference really, neither is necessarily better than the other. A lot of developers get put off the Webforms model because it an effort to make things easier, and probably more consistent with developing a Winforms applications, ie button clicks, data binding etc, it broke the web model. Unfortunately people confuse MS MVC with Classic ASP because it is possible to use the inline code in the html like what was done with Classic ASP. But there is a lot more to it than this. You

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by craigvn on 3/17/2008

• Re: DropDownList problem

  Thanks, I worked it out. Because all the controls were being dynamically added the label control next to the text box was overlapping on top of the dropdown. As soon as i fixed this it all worked.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by craigvn on 5/8/2006

• DropDownList problem

  I have a web page which is having problems with some DropDownList controls. If you look in the link below you will see some drop down combos for selected operating hours with times in them. For no good reason some of the drop downs seem to be disabled and I am unable to select a value from them. This problem occurs in Firefox and Opera but works as expected in IE. http://findit.com.au/defaultentrypage.aspx?newitem=true&&key=72a259d9-d7c5-486c-8883-a68c4c0d5249&subcategorykey=db6331f8

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by craigvn on 5/8/2006