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• Re: master page Header & Footer + content page DIV section = overwrite

  I figured this out as soon as I got on the bus:) The DIV parameters for width & height in the content file(s) determine the mentioned behavior as apparently these are the values the footer cues from, thus modify them suit. works perfect:)!

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by binLaden on 1/22/2007

• master page Header & Footer + content page DIV section = overwrite

  I have a master page with DIV sections for header & footer, with a contentplaceholder between them. I create a new content page holding a lot of text and it displays in browser just fine, bracketed by header & footer as expected. However, if I create a content page & then define a DIV section upon it, the contentplaceholder seems to ignore the resulting size of the DIV section. So, the distance between header & footer never changes, even if I paste lots of text in my DIV section

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by binLaden on 1/22/2007

• Re: web app just can't let go of the past

  I figured it out when I got back from class. What a pain. Anyway, the only thing I could do was rename the .MDF files from inside Visual Studio because it seemed that ASP .NET was keeping some kind of database name : path mapping information around. You might have to also blow away the relevant log files & let the new ones be auto-created. Also in the tool I updated the .MDF path information (of course, but that didn't make any difference before deciding to rename them). I then updated the 'web

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/17/2007

• web app just can't let go of the past

  I have a personal web site that works fine,on my local SQL Express 2005 and my remote SQL Server. I then moved my project from one disk drive to another as it was taking up a lot of room. This required me to edit my 'project.sln' file so that Visual Studio would be able to find my project. This all worked fine and I can edit, compile, etc. I then editied my 'web.config' file to update the path to my local database file. However, when I try to connect I get an error saying that my database exists

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/17/2007

• Re: Error Messages

  I heard that Aquest Hosting, which is a pretty knowledgeable ASP .NET hoster with competent non-outsourced service, is building a blog service. It might even be free, but Im not sure. Its at http://www.headtreez.com -mark aoki

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/8/2007

• Re: Erroe Messages

  Personally, I consider it a bug in the Starter Kit documentation when a user tries but fails to deploy. good luck familyweb-san.

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/3/2007

• Re: Personal Web site works ok locally, but uploaded to my Web Host Provider fails

  sometimes Im simply an idiot!!! must be shell shock : )

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/3/2007

• Re: Error Messages

  You are correct about the problem. Your connection strings are pointing to your local server (SQL Express). If your goal is to host your starter kit upon a remote site then you must point your connection strings to a database residing on the remote site, too. Some web hosters support SQL Express. In that case you just need your provider to attach your existing database to their SQL Express service. Other web hosters do not use SQL Express. In such case you should use a SQL Server database. Either

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 1/2/2007

• Re: Post your Personal Site

  Mine is at: **** My favorite hosting providers are DiscountASP (DASP) at http://www.discountasp.net and AQUEST ( http://www.aquesthosting.com ). Both are highly competent, reliable, and do not outsource their support...which means fast, capable, actionable information. I reccomend them for serious ASP .NET developers. My least favorite is IPowerWeb. The lack of competence of their support staff will have you banging your head on your desk. I recommend them for serious soccer moms. An effective provider

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by binLaden on 12/31/2006

• Re: cannot create a stable subkey under a volatile parent key

  Apparently there is a problem caused by SQL Books Online mixing up with Management Studio, as I reinstalled Management Studio to no avail. Removing SQL Books Online was not enough in my specific case. I had to remove Management Studio as well. Ldubois, I noticed you did so as well. Did you have SQL Books Online installed also? Just to be safe, I rebooted after removing SQL Books Online and Management Studio.. Then I reinstalled Management Studio & it works (the pesky startup exceptions went away

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by binLaden on 12/30/2006