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• Re: RC1 migration. HttpRequestValidationException

  There's a attrribute you should apply to your action method, I believe it's called ValidateRequestAttribute. Just supply "false" for the value.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by mhawley on 2/2/2009

• Re: Poll: How many people were affected by the change to use Relative URLs, or the regression in RouteURl?

  They released a RC Refresh tonight which rolls back the changes to relative URLs. You should grab that and you guys should be set. Same download link as before.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by mhawley on 1/30/2009

• Re: Updatepanel / Client-Script problem

  You now have to register your client scripts through the ScriptManager control (they have static methods that mimic ClientScript). Unfortunately, as I've found - this has a lot of backwards compat issues as well as ordering, ie registering arrays & script includes will render the arrays prior to script includes - which is different than the asp.net way.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by mhawley on 10/22/2006

• ClientScript.RegisterXXX Not actually Registering with RC1

  Just upgraded to RC1 and was testing things out, when I noticed that utilizing any Page.ClientScript.RegisterXXX methods in a custom control were never actually being rendered out to the client when the control was within an Update panel. Unfortunately, this renders a lot of things useless as I (and many others) utilize these methods extensively in controls/components/web pages.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by mhawley on 10/21/2006

• Re: Overwriting Gridview Sorting in Custom Control

  I had this same problem if not using a DataSource control. What you need to do is attach into the Sorting event, and call your own method - but also make sure you do a check against BoundUsingDataSourceId (I think this is the property).

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by mhawley on 2/23/2006

• Re: roll back mechanism for processes

  I think you may have the wrong forum for this.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mhawley on 1/26/2006

• Re: Session max?

  1) Not directly. What you'll need to do is set a cookie on the client that will allow you to determine when the last time they visited the site was. Based on that date/time, you can determine if they recently timed out. 2) I don't believe theres a finite number of sessions, however if you're using InProc or StateServer for your session management, a lot of concurrent users will increase the memory load on your server, and possibly have the asp.net process recycle. If you're worried about enterprise

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mhawley on 1/25/2006

• Re: ASP.NET 1.1 HttpContext.Session question

  At what point are you trying to get the session from this other method, IE - is it in a constructor, or in a method prior to Init?

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mhawley on 1/25/2006

• Re: roll back mechanism for processes

  What processes are you talking about?

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mhawley on 1/25/2006

• Re: Viewstate seems to be such a performance hit.. any better option?

  I don't see how using Control State will help since Control State is serialized out to the webpage as a hidden field as well. The best solution is to always load your DropDown's data within Init having ViewState turned off. Look at caching this data (if its not truly dynamic) so that you don't have a database hit each time as well.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by mhawley on 1/25/2006