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• Re: Personalizations and Userid

  How will this help in the probem that I described above? I said: - >Assume for the sake of this example that the group page is invoked with "Group.aspx?Group=groupid" I can hardly put this ONE page in several directories so that I can use different web.config files.

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/18/2009

• Re: Webparts, Sharepoint, ASP.NET: Strategy wanted.

  Thanks Jerry, I think that you're saying that for me, ASP.NET Web Parts are the way to go. Of course I may think that because I've spent the last few days developing a Blog web part that does what I want without Sharepoint and you're actually saying something different, but anyway, I've decided that you've answered this query. Now, if only I can get a good answer to my issue of personalization keys - http://forums.asp.net/t/1504152.aspx - where I need something that is intermediate

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/18/2009

• Re: Personalizations and Userid

  >Ok, why do we not use "GroupID/group.aspx" or "Group/GroupNameOrID/default.aspx"? Because then I would have to create a page for every group. It wouldn't matter how this were structured. Let me describe the situation another way. Think of a typical social networking site built using a portal framework, and imagine that we have created our own pages. Thus there is a Jerry page, and a Robert page. You can set up the Jerry page as you want it, I set up the Robert page. Of

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/18/2009

• Re: SqlException for a simple Web Part

  Thank you vkokaev, I was having exactly this problem, and this solved the problem for me too. Now perhaps you can solve my other web parts problem for me, http://forums.asp.net/t/1504152.aspx. I'm trying to find a solution that is midway between personalization by userid and personalization shared by all userids. Regards, Robert Barnes

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/17/2009

• Personalizations and Userid

  It seems quite easy to develop a webparts page that is personalized for each user. It also seems possible to use shared personalization, whereby authorized users can personalize the pages in the web site for all users. But it seems from my reading that what I want is somewhere between these two situations. I want to create a page that will be used by several groups (or subgroups). Each group will have one or a few administrators who can set the page up for their group. Other group members won’t have

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/15/2009

• Re: Personalizations and Userid

  How would roles help? I already use roles, and I have roles "Admin" (= sysadmin and DBA, i.e. God), "GroupAdmin", "Subscriber" and "Visitor". I use roles, and database queries such as membership of a particular group, within my own code to control whether various controls and pages are visible, and what they can do. But I don't see how I can use roles to help with my personalization problem. It is hardly practical to create roles like "Group1Admin"

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/15/2009

• Is Viewstate unique to each Web User Control?

  I have a page that has three instances of a Web User Control. Within the WUC I used Viewstate like this:- Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If Not IsPostBack Then ViewState("EditableLabel_EditMode") = False End If If ViewState("EditableLabel_EditMode") = False Then btnEdit.Visible = False Else btnEdit.Visible = True End If End Sub Within some button click events on the page that used this WUC I also had statements setting

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/12/2009

• Re: Can't log into my web site from my laptop, but can from other computers.

  Unfortunately no. It is clearly something to do with a specific instance of IE on the client. I've occasionally had other users report the problem, always with IE and always fixed by switching to FireFox. At the same time other users have no problem using the site with IE. Clearing the cache (and everything else I could find) didn't help. I've put it down as one of life's little mysteries. Regards, Robert.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/12/2009

• Re: Is Viewstate unique to each Web User Control?

  If I do it this way, with a property in the WUC, then every time that I add another instance of the WUC to the parent page I have to amend the code in every place that the property is used. For example, where I had WUC1.SetName = "Value from Parent" I now have to add WUC2.SetName = "Value from Parent" as well. So this approach won't work where these WUC's are intended to be wrapped into web parts, which may or may not be present on the page. I need to reverse this, with

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/12/2009

• Re: WebParts Newbie question - how do I find pre-written web parts and make them available in the catalog view

  Thanks bloggernext, but I'm still struggling. The first article, http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/UsingWebPartsInASPNet20.aspx , was similar to the papers and videos that I had already. Good stuff, but nothing new. I'm still looking for an answer to "Where do I find libraries of pre-written Web Parts?". Web Parts seems to be such a great technology, surely there are a lot of pre-written web parts (widgets) that I can adapt, rather than simply developing my own. Even if

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by Robert Barnes on 12/10/2009