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Seems a mistake in "Quickstart Tutorials".
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20/aspnet/doc/localization/localization.aspx And scoll to the code sample of "Localizing Static Content" section, I think this should be the sample for the previous section “Programmatic Access to Global and Local Resources”.
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aldwis
on 3/21/2009
How to use connection strings in web.config when link LinqDataSource to DataContext(s) in separated dll?
I created a DataContext(s) in a standalone library projects, and now I want to use them with a website and LinqDataSource(s), I need to store the connection string in web.config, all the DataContext(s) are using one database, and I hope I just change the connection string stored in the web.config once, not change every project's app.config, Is it available? I think maybe it's an idea if I write C# code to handle every LinqDataSource' DataContextCreating event and create the DataContext
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aldwis
on 3/4/2009
Re: How to make Emit(ed) types available to BuildManager.GetType()?
[quote user="rjcox"] Why not dynamically add the instances of your emitted controls into the tree as part of Page Load (created via Activator)? [/quote] Hello Richard! I don't think this is a good idea, cos if we design a architecture this way, it will force the programmers to change their pages, every page they built. What I'm trying to build now is a (Linq)DataContext dynamic builder which functions on start up the app (or first requist) reflects the business models (c# classes
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aldwis
on 8/1/2008
Re: How to make Emit(ed) types available to BuildManager.GetType()?
Hello rjcox! The classes defined in the assemblies in Bin folder can be also found with BuildManager.GetType() The real problem is they are auto registered to BuildManager (or some service) during a new request, but I want the way to manually regist it. You see, during the first request, the Emit(ed) assembly dll isn't there during auto registing, while Page_Load the assembly is Emit(ed) out and saved to the Bin folder, and then the client got an error cos BuildManager can't find that type
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aldwis
on 7/28/2008
How to make Emit(ed) types available to BuildManager.GetType()?
I followed the code example from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.emit.propertybuilder.aspx with a little change, my code, App_Code/Class1.cs: 1 using System; 2 using System.Reflection; 3 using System.Reflection.Emit; 4 using System.Threading; 5 using System.Web.Hosting; 6 public class Class1 7 { 8 public static Type BuildDynamicTypeWithProperties() 9 { 10 AppDomain myDomain = Thread.GetDomain(); 11 AssemblyName myAsmName = new AssemblyName(); 12 myAsmName.Name = "MyDynamicAssembly"
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aldwis
on 7/26/2008
NotSupportedException: The member '[AClass].[AProperty]' has no supported translation to SQL.
Well, for example I have two Entity classes, "Product" and "ProductType", in ProductType I have a field in SqlServer named "Name" and mapped in to LinqToSql class. Now I create a property in the partial class file of Product entity class named "ProductTypeName", and definate it like: Code Block get { if (ProductType != null) { return ProductType.Name; } return null; } When I try to use this property in a LinqDataSource.Where, a error like "NotSupportedException
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aldwis
on 12/19/2007
How to apply a CSS to "Enabled = false" MenuItem?
Hello! On the server control I can't find a property like "DisabledMenuItemStyle" etc. And the rendered html is a <a disabled="true" ... > markup, I don't know how to apply a css to it in a explicit css file. Could someone help me please?
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aldwis
on 9/8/2007
Re: Is it available to create a site without ASPX pages?
Hi! pbromberg , Wookie , Lee , Thank you! What I really want is make the controls (Panel, ListView etc.), render with a structure I want, for example I want Panel rendered like: 1 < div class= "panel outer" > 2 < div class= "panel inner" > 3 < div class= "panel head" > 4 < label >(GroupingText)</ label > 5 </ div > 6 < div class= "panel body" > 7 (Contents rendered here) 8 </ div > 9 </ div > 10 </ div
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aldwis
on 8/8/2007
Re: Is it available to create a site without ASPX pages?
Help~~!
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aldwis
on 8/7/2007
Is it available to create a site without ASPX pages?
Is it available to create WebControls with C# code dinamically, to create a site without ASPX tag code, or with very little of them for entry? Is there an example?
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aldwis
on 8/7/2007
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