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• Re: GoDaddy Installation Walkthrough

  The login control used on the login web page has an option for creating an account. Use that to create the administrator account, then go to your GoDaddy account, navigate to the aspnet_Membership table and mark the IsEnabled box for the record you created.

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/22/2007

• Re: GoDaddy Installation Walkthrough

  Certain portions of the web.config must be in the root folder of a website. This includes the configuration string as well as the membership, roles and pages tags. You can have other web.config files in subfolders, but not with all the tags. If you want the same membership provider across all your sub-folders that require credentials, it will work with those tags in the root folder. Good luck

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/22/2007

• Re: GoDaddy Installation Walkthrough

  On your step 9, I think GoDaddy updated its control panel a little. Log in to your GoDaddy account, select My Hosting Account, then DataBases / SQL Server to list your database(s). That's where the pencil Icon is on the right side of the page. Once you select this, there are several icons across the top of the panel like backup, restore, description, password, CONFIGURATION, dsn and asp schema. This is where you get the connection string you need for your web.config file. If, instead of selecting

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/22/2007

• Visual Web Developer Express and SSL Certificate on goDaddy.com

  I just installed a SSL Certificate on my website at goDaddy.com and can no longer use Visual Web Developer to access that site. I can't open the site any longer, nor can I use ?Website / Copy Web Site. I tried both with http:// and https:// Has anyone tried this / resolved this before? Thanks

  Posted to Security (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/21/2007
  Filed under: visual web developer, VWD SSL go, 2.0, ASP.NET Membership, SSL Server Certificate, ASP.NET Force HTTPS, .net security

• Re: Problem Sending Email in Clubsite with Go Daddy

  After much trial and error, I have come to the conclusion that the sending smtp host must be different on the goDaddy server than it is on your development computer, and that can be accomplished via different web.config parameters. On the goDaddy site the smtp host must be "relay-hosting.secureserver.net" using port 25 and on your development maching, it must be "smtpout.secureserver.net" using port 80. In other words, you must put something into "production" without

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/13/2007

• Re: session variables disappear

  I've tried every combination of "relative paths" that I can think of - ..\ ../ .\ ./ ~/ ~\ as well as combinations- they all have one thing in common, and that is that they do not work. The only thing that consistently works is to comment out the line "cookieless=UseUri" or "cookieless=true".

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/9/2007

• session variables disappear

  Session variables disappear when following sitemap links. I can maintain session variables across different pages and directories unless I use Sitemap links. I have a postbackURL in my Login that points to a page in a subdirectory and it works fine. If I then select a link from the sitemap, the session variables are wiped out, even though the page I should be linking to is in the same directory. I am using < sessionState cookieless = " UseUri " /> in my web.config for the RootDirectory

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/7/2007
  Filed under: session sitemap variables

• Re: AutoCompleteExtender and CodeBehind problem.

  There is a video at http://www.asp.net/learn/ajax-videos/video-122.aspx that gives all the steps to make this control work. You have probably already found it.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 8/2/2007
  Filed under: autocomplete ajax

• Re: GoDaddy Installation Walkthrough

  There's so many things in a web.config file, that you change from time to time, you may want to separate your connection strings into a separate file for test and production. I use the following in my web.config file in the root directory: < connectionStrings configSource = " ChristDB.config " /> Then I add another file, called ChristDB.config that looks like this < connectionStrings > < clear /> < add name = " LocalSqlServer " connectionString = "

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rogertinsley on 7/6/2007

• Re: can I use multiple membership providers on the same web site?

  I got what I wanted as long as the site is visited from where I control links, but I have settled for using a generic UI if the site is entered via a bookmark. Most of the problems I was having dealt with settings required in the root level of the web.config file.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by rogertinsley on 7/5/2007