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• Re: TableAdapter/DataSet calling Stored Procedure

  This sounds like the right thread I was looking for, but didn't get the answer I was expecting, so I'll post this here in case someone was searching for the answer to this question. Here is how I did this with the XSD Designer. With a "Children" table, and adding a query to list me all children for a parent, here is the sample proc which is in a package. PROCEDURE ListAllChildrenByParentId ( cur_CHILDREN OUT T_CURSOR, p_ParentID IN NUMBER ); The object call expects an object for

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by devThis on 9/9/2009

• Required Field Validators causes every assembly in BIN to load.

  We have an ASP.NET web application that we're toward the end of developing. We are using Infragistic controls as well as ATLAS. I was noticing my page was taking 45 seconds to load after the application has been reset. If I execute iisreset, then the page would take 45 seconds to load between Page_PreRender and End_PreRender. Every request after that only took milliseconds. Another developer here has found that if he removes the required field validators from the page, it loads fine. He also

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by devThis on 3/12/2008
  Filed under: required field validator load time assemblies bin

• Re: The name xxx Does Not Exist in the Current Context

  We just had a similar problem. One of our developers wanted a master page that was just like the original site master, but he removed some items from the aspx page, but pointed the code behind file to be that of masterpage1, instead of having a separate codebase to keep up with. The problem arised when a control was added to masterpage1, and was referenced in the code behind, the compiler stated that the item was not referenced, but didn't tell us that it was masterpage2 that was the problem

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by devThis on 8/13/2007

• Re: apply select style when a menuitem is selected

  I think you can only have 1 "selected" menu item, no matter if it's a child or not, it's part of the menu. You should be able to test this by setting your 2nd level menu selected, then setting a child menu item selected. Whichever is set to selected last should win out. I'm having an interesting problem. The users want the selected item to be a different color. No big deal right? I mean, there is a selected item style, so setting that should work.... unless you have defined

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by devThis on 10/18/2006
  Filed under: .net 2.0 menu control menuitem css selectedstyle A

• Re: Error: "MaintainScrollPostition is not supported on pages with partial rendering turned on."

  Is there an easy way to tell if Partial Rendering is turned on?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by devThis on 9/6/2006