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• Re: Entry dates are wrong on search page

  To clarify: The root of the problem is that the format string was incorrectly using small m's for the month instead of capital M's. So, the minutes value was being displayed instead of the month. The real question that I'd like answered, however, is why was it working before now? And what changed to uncover this flaw in the code?

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by mattbug on 3/2/2009

• Re: Entry dates are wrong on search page

  This is a date-formatting issue, somehow related to the Y2K9 bug (not sure how). Simply do a find and replace to fix: Find DataFormatString ="{0:dd/mm/yy}" Replace with DataFormatString ="{0:MM/dd/yy}"

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by mattbug on 3/2/2009

• Re: Entry dates are wrong on search page

  This looks like a case of the Y2K9 bug, like what hit the Microsoft Zune. I'm looking into how to fix it...

  Posted to Classifieds Starter Kit (Forum) by mattbug on 3/2/2009

• Re: DataSet Filter by Value =

  Sounds like you're looking for something like this: SELECT (CASE WHEN status = 'Approved!' THEN associationName) AS associationName, profileId, status FROM associationTbl WHERE (associationName = @associationName) AND (status = @status)

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by mattbug on 11/10/2008

• Re: Ajax Projects after installing 2008 Beta2

  [quote user="KelseyThornton"] One thing I am curious about: Can you actually *find* the files mentioned here? I can't see any directories on my machine under C:\windows\assembly (!) [/quote] If you use the command prompt instead of Windows Explorer, you will be able to see the directories and files under C:\windows\assembly.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by mattbug on 10/31/2007

• Re: Windows Authentication from a domain to a stand-alone Web Server

  Thanks for your detailed response. I apologize for my lack of AD knowledge. Please bear with me. It sounds like my problem is that my Web server doesn't have Active Directory set up. It doesn't know who DOMAIN/username is since it's not on the domain, so when I try to access my Web application using Integrated Windows Authentication, I get a popup in my browser asking me to log in. Is there a way to authenticate against Active Directory from a Web server that is not on the domain? Or

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by mattbug on 9/13/2007

• Re: Windows Authentication from a domain to a stand-alone Web Server

  I'm just learning AD, so your answer made very little sense to me. Please elaborate.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by mattbug on 9/13/2007

• Windows Authentication from a domain to a stand-alone Web Server

  I want to use Windows Authentication to access an ASP.NET 2.0 application on our Web server. The application will only be accessed from our intranet. However, the Web server is in the DMZ and not on our domain. Is it still possible to use Windows authentication?

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by mattbug on 9/13/2007

• Re: Is this a good way to learn three tier architecture in asp.net 2.0?

  There is an excellent series of turorials on data access in .NET 2.0 using 3-tier architecture: http://www.asp.net/learn/data-access/

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by mattbug on 8/24/2007

• Re: how to display two graph in transparent way in rdlc reports

  A good 3rd party charting package is www.dotnetcharting.com . It's free to try, but you have to spend about $400 on a site license to use it. It's worth the money, though!

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by mattbug on 7/16/2007