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• Re: Unable to Edit or Delete Category in TimeTracker

  I ran into the same problem with mine. The Delete category routine has a problem with using the correct id to delete a category. The update category method is missing an implementations. I had to make minor modifications to both files to be able to work with the categories properly. All you need to do is run the project in a debug mode and place break points in both the delete category method and the update category method in the BLL file. Once you see the problem it should only take you a minute

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 10/29/2008

• Re: Visual Web Developer is UTTERLY useless.

  This is something that hasn't been stated enough in this post. Visual Web Developer is one of the most useful tools I have seen produced in about the last 5 years. The express edition, in general, is the best thing Microsoft could have done for the ASP programming community. I do have to state though that it is difficult to get help when it is needed. i currently use VWD for daily production work on both local and remote Sql databases. The biggest advantage VWD has over the Visual Stuidos Versions

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 10/25/2006

• Passing c# variable to a javascript function To change images in javascript ad rotator

  This is not a problem I am having. I figured I would add this so maybe someone who is having the same problem can find this and benefit. I had an rotating banner, developed in Javascript, at the top of a website I am working on refactoring. I am refactoring it because it was originally done in JSP and the shop is converting to ASP .NET. I needed to change the banned so the rotating images would load dynamically from a database and a set of querystrings. I don't mean the images themselves load from

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/18/2006

• Re: Treeview Control Disappears With Security Trimming enabled.

  I may have answered this one on my own. I retyped the sitemap file and it fixed itself. Doesn't really explain why it would occur or what was wrong but at least the problem fixed itself, I think.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/17/2006

• Treeview Control Disappears With Security Trimming enabled.

  This is probably something that I am missing that is fairly small but when I set securityTrimmingEnable="true" the entire treeview control disappears. As I understand it that shouldn't happen if I have nodes that don't have a role assigned. I don't get this one at all. I can change my security level from admin, to any of the others levels and it doesn't matter. I will post part of the web.config and the sitemap file for some help. Web.config < siteMap defaultProvider = " XmlSiteMapProvider " enabled

  Posted to Security (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/16/2006

• Re: Programatically finding the MasterPage added Control Id.

  I saw the place holder name that I am currently using. Basically, I am looking at this from a manitainence standpoint. I am looking to programmatically retreive all of the parts of the added Id string for the controls. If I can programmatically retreive the control ID then if, say for instance, I quit and a new programmer comes in and renames my place holder from bodyContentPlaceHolder to contentPlaceHolder, my calendar date picker won't care because the control Id is retrieved by code. The javascript

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/16/2006

• Re: LoginName and Profile properties

  This is actually pretty simple. I found it on accident when playing with the Intellisense to try and change Windows Authentication from domainname\username to just username in a LoginName control. All you need to do to change the displayed name is take the information you want and change the format string property with it. LoginName.FormatString = InformationYouWantToDisplay. Whatever you want to display is any information. You can use the results of a database query or a string that you create.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/16/2006

• Re: LoginName control...

  Yes and it is surprisingly simple. I found it mostly by accident and playing around with the Intellisense. All you need to do is change the format string. The following code will do the trick, and it is in c#. I believe all this does is just change the username that is displayed. LoginName.FormatString = UserProfileInformation. UserProfileInformation can be anything you want. I used this to change the control located in a Master Page so I didn't need to worry about it on a page by page basis. UserProfileInformation

  Posted to Security (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/16/2006

• Programatically finding the MasterPage added Control Id.

  This is an interesting situation that I am sure is not unique, but I am hoping someone knows how to do this. I originally designed a caledar date picker using the ASP calendar control and about 10 lines of javascript. The date picker was originally only on a single page with no Master Page. I then went to reuse it in a new project that has a master page. The master page changed the ID's of the controls when it was added. It isn't a random change it adds the exact same information to every control

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 8/16/2006

• Re: SQLDataSource Parameters Question

  I didn't try your last post but I did find a solution, albeit an inelegant one. For my particular case I needed to set the parameter value when the page loaded, to the value of the page title. The solution added to the Page_Load is below. I believe this will work for any dynamic solution that is a bit different. In what ever subroutine you need to you can just set the default value to whatever the parameter needs. Like I said a bit inelegant but I am not sure the is a choice with the way the Select

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by nightsoul94 on 7/11/2006