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• Re: post with redirect

  You could use jQuery's $.post function and nest another $.post function if you get a (good) result back. http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.post Hope this helps a little bit ;).

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ewschone on 3/27/2009

• Re: asp.net mvc and "Edit and Continue"

  What is it exactly that you want to do ? You can redirect after handling a post controller action: return RedirectToAction("View", new { id = id }); Or something like that.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ewschone on 3/26/2009

• Re: New to multi-tier design, how to communicate between UI, DLL and BLL?

  What you can do is use a class that has constant and string that you can request in your app. You can share this class with your apps and use things like myClass.GetConnectionString etc.. You can also make this a baseclass and then in your webapp or windowsform make a class that inherits that class and implements the GetConnection string. So in a windowsforms app you'd get the connection string from app.config and in a asp.net class you'd get it from web.config, but the class that uses your

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by ewschone on 9/20/2006

• Re: Include an HTML in masterpage

  What you could do is put an iFrame in the contentholder and make one page like viewer.aspx that uses the masterpage and then somehow load this html file into the iFrame from the pageload. And use viewer.aspx?html=myfile.html as an url ?

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by ewschone on 9/17/2006

• Re: Navigation tools in ASP.net

  sbyard: The books show you all the code and images you need, and also WHY certain control layouts should be used, as well as different browser CSS - Have a look in a bookstore this week - you will buy these books after one look without me prompting! I hope the authors are going to give me a cut here! For what it's worth, I'll add them to my 'books i have to check out' list :).

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by ewschone on 9/3/2006

• Re: Different head and meta tag content on each content page

  ajw: Hi, thanks for all the info. I am still having problems integrating this into my site. My set up is I have one master page and other content pages such as aboutus.aspx, contact.aspx, etc. Would it be possible for you to spell it out for me where the code goes exactly. Thanks for your patience> I have been playing a bit with this and you can try something like this in the page load of contact.aspx page: Dim myMeta = New HtmlMeta myMeta.name = "description" myMeta.content = "This

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by ewschone on 9/3/2006

• Re: Navigation tools in ASP.net

  Tryin2BGood: Couldnt I make the navigation bars in like Paintbrush or something and just use a image map control to so when its click i get the appropiate functionality??? Sure that's a good way to do it. There are many ways to do this kind of thing. And you can then use these graphics by making your own menu control, if you'd like. There are plenty of tutorials and stuff online like http://www.sitepoint.com/article/get-cooking-photoshop-css/3. Masterpages are excellent in this, you can put

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by ewschone on 9/3/2006

• Re: Business Entity and DAL Design - How to deal with 1-M and Flattening?

  Oh I see what you mean. You'd have to use a nexted repeater contrtrol or something like that, or a datagrid and a detailview. Good luck :).

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by ewschone on 9/1/2006

• Re: Business Entity and DAL Design - How to deal with 1-M and Flattening?

  If you have a class that contains a collection, you can implement the IEnumerable interface and then you can bind the class to a control, like a repeater control etc..

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by ewschone on 9/1/2006

• Re: Who is the Best ASP.NET web hosting site ?

  Dont forget to also check out the http://www.webhostingtalk.com forums. It's the place to be for webhosting ;). Not that you shouldnt discuss it here ofcourse, but it's always a good thing to broaden your horizon :).

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by ewschone on 9/1/2006