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• W3WP.exe Memory Consumption

  Dear fellow developers / Microsoft Expert (please...!!!) I really need some clear explanation as to the way in which the ASP.NET worker process chomps its way through memory (and releases it again, if it ever will!!). I have some questions: Lets say, for argument's sake, that the worker process needs 5Mb or RAM just to exist... I call a page from the server... the worker process has to use an additional 10Mb or RAM to process the request... Total RAM used is 15Mb. Shouldn't the worker process

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 2/27/2009
  Filed under: w3wp.exe, asp.net, iss, Memory, worker process, asp.net2

• Prevent UserControl(ASCX) Rendering Content in Designer

  Hi all, I have created several UserControls (ASCX) that are very useful within a particular project. They are are not useful to any other project, so I see no need to create them as fully-blown server controls (with the overhead that creates). The problem with ASCX controls is that they render all of their contents in the visual studio designer. This makes quite a mess on the screen, and reduces the usability of the designer. I would like to know how to prevent UserControl(ASCX) rendering their content

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 2/17/2009
  Filed under: ascx, Design Time, designer user control

• UPDATE:

  I have narrowed the problem down to the server control that I have written that this user control sits in... It is a simple server control that is inherited from the Panel control. (I add collapsing functionality to it) Can anyone tell me why my server control is causing controls inside it to lose their viewstate? here is the code: 1 <PersistChildren( True ), ParseChildren( False )> _ 2 <Designer( "BaySoftControls.TCollapsePanelDesigner" ), ToolboxData( "<{0}:TCollapsePanel

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 1/30/2009

• Re: Abstract User Control ViewState data lost after postback

  Erin, I have exactly the same problem, when I move my UserControl outside of my ServerControl it remembers its viewstate just fine. Did you find out how to stop your server control from breaking its inner control's viewstates? Cheers Dan

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 1/30/2009

• Viewstate being lost on UserConrol postback

  Dear fellow ASP.NET coders! Please come to my aid and tell my why my Viewstate is dissapearing inbetween postbacks on my usercontrol... When the form first loads "SubjectId" is being correctly passed into the Viewstate, and renders nicely onto the form to prove it... (see line 3 (ascx)) However, on postback the viewstate is missing, and when I override the onviewstateload event, it does not even appear to be firing on postback. Please, please help, as this is causing a massive delay in

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 1/30/2009
  Filed under: user control, UserControl, View state Problem, ViewState, viewstate asp.net, viewstate child control parent overrule, ViewState problem, user control viewstate

• Re: hide autogenerated columns in gridview

  Ed is right, ... autogenerated colums are a pain. Otherwise, you could set it like this GridView1.columns(5).visible = FALSE BEFORE the gridview databinds... this should prevent the column from being rendered... not sure if it will prevent the databind.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 6/5/2008

• Re: Buttons in FormView

  When wanting to manipulate controls on a formview from codebehind one needs to get a reference to the controls first. dim p1 as panel = formview1.findcontrol("Panel1") dim p2 as panel = formview2.findcontrol("Panel2") p1.style.display = 'none' etc.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 5/21/2008

• Re: Add collapsible panel using web service

  You could do this a few different ways, but basically they all involve some simple javascript: If output code was similar to this: <div id='div_head_1' onclick="x = document.getElementById('div_col_1'); if(x.style.display == '') {x.style.display='none'} else {x.style.display=''}" > Click here to show / hide </div> <div id='div_col_1' style=''> </div> Clicking on this first DIV would cause the second to show

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 5/20/2008

• Re: How to display another window

  Please see the following information on the window object. http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/window.shtml Cheers Dan

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 5/20/2008

• Re: Getting a sessions IP address

  page.Request.UserHostAddress will return the IP address for you. If i've answered your question, please click the appropriate link. Thank you.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by BaySoft_Dan on 5/16/2008