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• Re: MVC & Web site copy tool

  RE: ASP.NET MVC is a web application project not website project. Thanks for your response, but basic file transfer capabilities are must for any project, regardless of what "type" it is. The "publish" feature in VS just doesn't cut it in a team environment and I refuse to pay $5,500 to download a 6GB piece of software just to address this.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by DiNASTY on 10/24/2009

• Re: MVC & Web site copy tool

  Come on... really? There's no way to download a project? What about working on an MVC project in a team environment? There's no way for me to know if i'm going to overwrite other people's changes? Do I need to get the "team" version of VS just for basic FTP capabilities?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by DiNASTY on 10/20/2009

• MVC & Web site copy tool

  Hi all, I manage a large web site at work that is mostly static html files. When I first came on board, about 10% of the pages pulled information from an access database using classic ASP. I have since moved that 10% over to SQL Server and .NET. Now, my supervisors are asking for data-driven functionality on over 50% of the pages. I'm convinced that MVC is the way to go, but there is one thing holding me back... When I create an MVC project, I'm forced to use "File > New Project"

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by DiNASTY on 10/19/2009

• Re: Why the capitalization?

  [quote user="gerrylowry"] P.S.: mostly, the average visitor will click her/his way around your site. [/quote] This is true. I guess I'm just frustrated with the naming convention itself. Obviously, I'm not alone, as I see stackoverflow lowered the case on their ActionLinks as well. I'll just have to explain to the next developer that picks up my project that /home/about actually points to the About.aspx view. No biggie. Thanks, -Derek

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DiNASTY on 9/29/2009

• Why the capitalization?

  I'm hoping someone can explain to me why pretty much every single resource in ASP.NET MVC, including the models, controllers and views themselves, are capitalized. Is this a naming convention that crossed over from WinForms? I know it's mostly personal preference, and that the routing engine is not case sensitive, however, there are real reasons why there should be NO capitalization in URLs. It is easier for people to type URLs that have no capitalization. The average visitor will think it's

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by DiNASTY on 9/28/2009

• ASP.NET Development Server: SSI and relative path support

  Question for MS: Are there plans for the ASP.NET Development Server to support relative paths and old school SSI includes? I'm using VWD to build advanced web applications and I know UserControls and Mater Pages are much better for persisting content and code, but not all sites I work on are ASP.NET driven. Sometimes a simple XHTML + CSS site is all that the doctor orders. For me, there are two basic things that a simple - 10 paged HTML site must include, especially when there are sub directories

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by DiNASTY on 9/11/2009

• Re: Failed to enable constraints. One or more rows contain values violating non-null, unique, or foreign-key constraints.

  Hi jaimedp, I'm having the same issue, but I'm a little confused because my Stored Procedure does a SELECT * on the table, thus returning every column. My table looks similar to the following: id , int, not-null, primary key fname , nvarchar, not-null lname , nvarchar, not-null unit_1 , int, null unit_2 , int, null My SQL looks like this: SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE (unit_1 = @unit) OR (unit_2 = @unit ) The only relevant thing I could find in my DataSet was: < CommandText >dbo.Profiles_SelectByUnit<

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by DiNASTY on 12/12/2008

• Re: VWD UI, Close all opened pages?

  Ah Ha! Thank you!

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by DiNASTY on 9/13/2008

• VWD UI, Close all opened pages?

  Hey Guys, Is it possible to close all opened pages/windows within VWD? Sometimes I get carried away in a project and will jump from page to page, then have to stop to close 10-15 opened windows. This is one of those small tasks that takes only a few seconds of my time, but is starting to become a real distraction when performed 4-5 times a day. Thanks, -D P.S. are there any developments on the performance of VWD 2008 for handling very large ASPX pages? Is there anything I can do (Turn off CSS class

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by DiNASTY on 9/13/2008

• Looking for correct wording

  Hi folks, I have fields on a form where the user can choose whether or not the information will be published to our public website or remain private by selecting a checkbox. The checkbox is labeled: "Make Public". Testing has shown that some users were confused by what the "Make public" checkboxes were for. I'm looking for the correct wording to describe this functionality in a short, concise way. I'm using a Key/Legend at the top of the form to describe this function

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by DiNASTY on 8/8/2008