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• Re: Visual Source Safe losing work

  Don't mean to dig up a complaint from long ago, but came across this post after looking for a fix to the above situation, and thought I could shed some light on it if anyone else comes across the same issue in the future. In my situation, local files, tied to copies on source safe can be edited without being checked out if the local copy of the file has its 'read only' property unchecked. Am not entirely sure how this occurs, but it does happen from time to time none the less. In this

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by arrdee on 8/7/2008

• Re: Custom RadioButtonList

  Thanks for that Peter, You're right; after a more comprehensive google search with more specific criteria, I started to follow the right paths and eventually ended up finding this blog post. It refers to this thread, where Joteke creates an inherited custom RadioButtonList control and fills in the Render method. Personally the approach is a little messy for my own liking, with the HTML created in code behind as well as custom javascript being used to handle event clicks, but it was enough to

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by arrdee on 7/29/2008

• Re: Custom RadioButtonList

  The size of the actual radio button remains small even when I change the font size. My understanding was that this was standard behavior. Its just an issue when the text is bigger and the radio button is still small O Like this What are my options in solving this issue? - If I create a custom server control inherited from RadioButtonList, what do I change in the render method to affect to look of the radio button? - Does anyone know of any custom implementations of a RadioButtonList to base a design

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by arrdee on 7/28/2008

• Custom RadioButtonList

  Have a touch screen scenario running a web application with a section for form completion, in a very similar format to a questionnaire. Just having issues with the default size of the standard radio buttons, and wondered if there was any help out there from someone more experienced. It'd be ideal to replace the radio button with a 'selected', 'unselected' image, but i'm not sure what options I have when I create a custom control inherited from RadioButtonList. What do I edit

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by arrdee on 7/28/2008

• Re: Web application deployment file security

  Thanks Jeff, I think both have DiscernIT and yourself have confirmed the need for folder access restrictions to ensure malicious or unmalicious users do not have access to the web application directory.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by arrdee on 4/23/2008

• Re: Web application deployment file security

  Thanks for that DiscernIT. My issues lie mainly in the web app being served from a local client machine environment, as opposed to a production server, where web access restricts what a user is able to see or change. In the scenario in which an end user runs a machine in which the web app is server locally through IIS, they in theory have access to the local folder containing the web app files. Obfuscation solves issues like this for dll files, but I was wondering if there was some sort of solution

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by arrdee on 4/23/2008

• Web application deployment file security

  My situation invovles deploying a large multi project web application to a client environment where it will be run under local IIS. There are countless security issues here but I am not sure if there are an easy ways to cover some of them, so i've listed what i've currently got below. Using a web deployment project creates a website folder structure with aspx pages, but only the code "This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!" is left

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by arrdee on 4/23/2008

• Re: Reopen closed WebPart & remove the border

  [quote user="mhardy"]How do I reopen a closed WebPart programmatically?[/quote] For the sake of other who may have this issue, i thought i'd add the solution I have found for this to this thread. You can close a web part programmatically using WebPartManager.CloseWebPart(), and as mentioned in the documentation this adds it to the catalog. To then open a closed web part (assuming WebPart.IsClosed == true) you can use WebPartManager.AddWebPart(). The same method is used to create new

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by arrdee on 6/6/2007

• Delete existing web parts on page load

  In in simplest form i have a web part zone, a declarative catalog zone, and a user control in the web parts template of the declarative catalog zone. I can add a web part to the zone, and delete the part. When i return to the page, the undeleted parts still exist. Great! When i want to clear all the web parts from the zone, i can put the following code behind a button onClick event. This works great, and next time i return to the page, the web part zone remains clear of all web parts. Other postback

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by arrdee on 4/18/2007

• Re: Probem with hidden validators inside UpdatePanel

  On further testing my issue is specifically web part orientated. So the fix that AjaxButter linked to corrects the issue of validators within update panels, but I still experience problems with web parts, specifically those that contain validators where the web part zone is within an update panel. My problem is solved if I put the update panel within the web part zone, and the user control within that, but that means that there has the be either a seperate update panel for every web part, or one

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by arrdee on 4/1/2007