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• Re: Div position fixed and scrolling tags

  Have you tried setting the overflow property in the gridview div css to "scroll"? i.e. .grid {overflow:scroll;}

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by meinmk5 on 5/5/2009

• Re: Save and Retrieve user specific heavy data during postbacks

  Kris is right, for a collection like that you either have to utilize data caching or make round trips to the database. To reiterate Kris' other point, data caching is not very complex to implement if you take your time to design it out and only cache what you need.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by meinmk5 on 5/5/2009

• Re: session expires when its in use

  Is there any chance that the server you are running on is load balanced? If so, session persistence would need to be setup.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by meinmk5 on 5/5/2009

• Re: Best Practice for Deployment with Minimal Downtime

  Thanks for the input Bruce, your solution appears to be the same as mine (only with better titles for each directory ) so I guess I was on the right track. I looked into using XCopy and I think that would be a better solution for deployment as the site would always be located in the same directory and I could just send the server guys the command string to execute. With my setup I was going to label each new release folder with a date or something to keep them organized but I think that would just

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by meinmk5 on 9/4/2008

• Best Practice for Deployment with Minimal Downtime

  Somewhat of a simple topic but Googling and searching the forums is just returning too many results so I gave up and posted here.... As the subject reads, I am looking for the best process/practice to deploy an application with minimal down time. I want the existing application up and usable while we are making all of our configurations and updates on the newest version and then basically "flip a switch" and have the production server display the new version. The flow I had for something

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by meinmk5 on 9/3/2008
  Filed under: application, Best Practices, deploy, best practice

• Applying Filtering, Paging, and Sorting in MVC

  The current project I am working on is getting up and running using MVC design and I have encountered an obstacle that I am sure some have in the past. Alot of the calls to the database are returned in forms of Generic Lists, which works fine except for when functionalities that I have mentioned in the subject need to be leveraged on the Grids that the data is bound to. All of those functions need to be applied to a DefaultView which is not simply done with a Cast on a List. The path of least resistence

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by meinmk5 on 8/25/2008
  Filed under: MVC, Paging, Collection, generic, List, Filtering, Sorting

• Re: Validate Email Address Using Regex

  Same result, I had something similar to what you posted before but an MSDN article reccommended using the Match object. So just to cover my bases I tried it their way before posting on the forums. and Ramkumar, just from a refactoring standpoint, this gets you the same result with less code: public static bool IsEmail( string Email) { string strRegex = @ "^([a-zA-Z0-9_\-\.]+)@((\[[0-9]{1,3}" + @ "\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.)|(([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+\" + @ ".)+))([a-zA-Z]{2,4}|[0-9

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by meinmk5 on 8/13/2008

• Exception Handling/Logging Best Practices

  I am wondering if there are any MS best practices that are outlined when using the MVC architecture? I have a firm grip exception handling but I would like to integrate that knowledge into my MVC architecture as cleanly as possible.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by meinmk5 on 8/13/2008

• Validate Email Address Using Regex

  I have been wrestling with this function a little and for whatever reason, no matter what the userEmail string is (even valid email addresses), the Match object is always unsuccessful. I have gone to multiple sources and tried several different expressions and still have the same result so I am guessing that there might be something wrong with my implementation. Any ideas? 1 private void ValidateEmailAddress(String userEmail) 2 { 3 String pattern = @ " ^([a-zA-Z0-9_\-\.]+)@((\[[0-9]{1,3}\.[0

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by meinmk5 on 8/13/2008
  Filed under: regular expression, regex, Regex c# Email

• Accessing Session State from Parent Page

  My application design has one base page that inherits from System.Web.UI.Page that all pages will inherit from. The purpose is to have all authentication processes go through one class... The issue I am encountering is that the base page is unable to access the Session State, when I try to access it using HttpContext.Current.Session that object is null and if I attempt to create any Session variables from within the base class I get this error: Session state can only be used when enableSessionState

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by meinmk5 on 5/23/2008
  Filed under: session start, session state from outside, session variables, Session_Start, share session, session variable