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• Re: MVC Architecture

  >> Model = Business Logic This is key! I get the feeling that some folks are getting tripped up by the term Model and confusing it with with the term Domain Object (sometimes called an Entity or even domain Model). These domain objects are often implemented as a POCO or possibly something a bit smarter, like an ActiveRecord object. They are used to represent the resources w/in the problem domain (things like Person, User, Product, Payment, etc...) and are operated on by the business logic.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by steve harman on 1/16/2008

• Re: MVC Architecture

  re: a language that supports continuations Ye ask and ye shall receive... thanks to lambdas and LINQ we can actually build continuations into C#. Behold the Marvels of Monads . :)

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by steve harman on 1/16/2008
  Filed under: continuations, lambda, Linq

• Re: css friendly adapters + createuserwizard + custom membership provider = trouble?

  You might want to checkout the new home of the CSS Adapters on Code Plex. There have already been a ton of fixes and some new features added to the code base, and you can get always get the latest bits via the download section.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 6/4/2007

• Re: CSS Adapters cause multiple PostBacks in IE

  >> Patch format? I don't think CodePlex has one. Right... it's actually TFS that lacks built-in patch generation and application (which is yet another reason it is a bad choice for an OSS code repostiory/management tool), but that's for another thread, another time... like the one Ayende has been having as of late . Anyhow, I didn't know if you used WinMerge (my fav) or some other graphical diff tool that is able to generate and apply patches. If so I could send you the patch that way. But

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 5/1/2007

• Re: CSS Adapters cause multiple PostBacks in IE

  I applied the changes to an app that I'm working on and they seem to have solved the issues described. I've did a cursory glance at the other controls and didn't notice anything wrong with them after making the changes... but as you said, that's far from being completely tested. Probably the best thing would be to get the changes into CodePlex (I'll submit a patch if you let me know what patch format you want) with the changes so they can be applied and at least that will get the changes into a build

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 5/1/2007

• Re: Use Team Settings File - on a per Solution basis?

  There is now an open feedback item to address this at the Microsoft Connect site - https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=272773

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by steve harman on 4/23/2007
  Filed under: Visual Studio 2005

• Re: Microsoft OKs community development of these adapters

  Ah, thanks for the link Russ! I'll be adding a new issue to the tracker shortly.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 4/19/2007

• Re: CSS Adapters cause multiple PostBacks in IE

  How did I miss this? http://www.codeplex.com/cssfriendly As best I can tell, the CSS Friendly Adapters are now hosted and run from CodePlex - meaning all bug reports, suggestions, etc... should be submitted over there. Can someone at this forum (Russ?) confirm that? And if so... I'll get busy over there so we can try to get this issue fixed. Thanks all!

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 4/19/2007

• CSS Adapters cause multiple PostBacks in IE

  Hello CSS Adapter team (and Adapter users)! Recently I've been trying to use CSS Adapters along with the Membership/Roles/Provider controls and I've come across an issue where the Adapters cause the page to PostBack twice when using IE. (I tested using IE7 and FF 2.0... but others have confirmed the issue exists in IE6 as well). For example, when using the CreateUserWizard and it's Adapter, clicking the submit button (which kicks off the CreateUserWizardStep) causes the page to PostBack twice in

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 4/18/2007
  Filed under: postback, bug, createuserwizard, css adapters, ie6, "css friendly adapter", ie7

• Re: CSS Adapter breaks CreateUserWizard

  I'm seeing a similar issue with the PasswordRecovery adapter - the password is being reset twice and Fiddler show two requests for the page. Is anyone from the CSS Adapters teams looking into this?

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by steve harman on 4/18/2007
  Filed under: passwordrecovery, css adapters