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• Re: SiteMap Query String Problem

  I'm not a fan of the provided solution, but if it works great. But just consider the implications for a second, you will have to implement the ISiteMapResolver interface on all pages that have this particular issue, and if the sitemap changes down the line you'll have to change the code on each of those pages! It just sounds to much work for an issue that can be tackled source, the site map provider. But hey maybe it's just me being picky ;) I'm glad you found your solution.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by pnmcosta on 10/13/2008

• Re: Call a function in a MasterPage from the child page

  Hi Kev, Your problem is that you're only casting aMP on a non postback, btnCart1_Click is a postback!.. I would recommend you to create a property to access your "casted" master page, i'm not a VB developer but here is how the C# equivalent would look like: protected MasterAlt MyMasterPage{ get { return (MasterAlt) this .Master; } } That way you don't need to worry about declaring and casting a variable..

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by pnmcosta on 10/12/2008

• Re: SiteMap Query String Problem

  Hi, I had a similar situation where i wanted my sitemap to be folder aware, e.g. <siteMapNode url="/folder1/" .../> would be the selected node for all pages under it. The existing sitemapprodiver is literal it only understands exact nodes for it tutorials.aspx?ro=true&.. is not recognized so it defaults to the best match possible tutorials.aspx You will have to create your own sitemapprovider by implementing the XmlSiteMapProvider class and override the CurrentNode property to

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by pnmcosta on 10/12/2008
  Filed under: custom sitemap provider

• Re: annoying problem with LINQ to SQL

  shot in the dark here but have you tried forcing the underlying type of the Enum? public enum Account : int { Type1 = 1, Type2 = 2 }

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by pnmcosta on 5/29/2008

• Re: Is there a asp:timer client side API?

  Hi NC, I appreciate your input, but if you read my question i'm actually asking how to deactivate the asp:timer control via a client side api, not replicate it's functionality... P.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by pnmcosta on 9/26/2007

• Is there a asp:timer client side API?

  Basically i need to deactivate/activate the timer (so it doesn't tick) using Javascript, i've searched the net documentation and all and couldn't find any reference to a client side api for it. I've even tried the usual ones like .enabled and .disabled on the element but none worked it keeps ticking!...

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by pnmcosta on 9/25/2007
  Filed under: enable, Timer, client side, disable

• PopupControlExtender restore focus on commit

  Hi, I'm having an interesting issue with my PopupControlExtender on IE, I have a textarea to edit content, i'm using a PopupControlExtender to open options and add some text into the textarea, under IE, the focus gets removed from the textarea and when i insert the text into the textarea it always inserts it at the beginning of the text. the code i have to insert the text onto the textarea is as follows: function pastePlainTextContent(plainTextArea, content) { if (document.getElementById

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by pnmcosta on 9/25/2007
  Filed under: PopupControlExtender, document.selection, commit, Focus

• Re: RadioButtonList SelectedIndexChanged issue when default value set on !IsPostBack bug

  correction line 5 should actually be RadioButtonList1.SelectedIndex = 0;

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by pnmcosta on 8/16/2007

• RadioButtonList SelectedIndexChanged issue when default value set on !IsPostBack bug

  Hi, I think i might have found a bug with the ajax framework. Suppose you have a radiobuttonlist that will toggle the visibility of a panel inside a updatepanel: < asp:RadioButtonList ID= "RadioButtonList1" runat= "server" AutoPostBack= "True" OnSelectedIndexChanged= "RadioButtonList1_SelectedIndexChanged" > < asp:ListItem >Show</ asp:ListItem > < asp:ListItem >Hide</ asp:ListItem > </ asp:RadioButtonList > < asp:Panel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by pnmcosta on 8/15/2007
  Filed under: Radio button list, SelectedIndexChanged, Update Panel, ajax, bug

• Re: XmlReaderSettings validating XML returns strange message

  for further reference if someone needs it. If you have a schema that will validate a xml instance that might not have a namespace declaration don't specify a namespace on the schema, like so: < xs:schema xmlns:xs= "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault= "qualified" >

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by pnmcosta on 7/23/2007