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• Re: Deploy Website and skip some sub-folders

  It looks like this option is only available when using web application projects. Oh well, I'll just manually delete the empty folders before deployment.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/24/2008

• Re: Deploy Website and skip some sub-folders

  These folders are only empty after the website has been compiled and published. I am not using a "web deployment project", so I don't have the option to only publish required files (unless I am missing something). This is the screen I see when publishing my website: http://www.simple-talk.com/iwritefor/articlefiles/398-dwahlin_masterpages-1.gif (This image isn't mine, I just found it in a Google image search) Do you have any other suggestions?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/18/2008

• Deploy Website and skip some sub-folders

  I have a website with some folders that contain things like master pages or user controls that are just empty when deployed to a server. Is there anyway to tell Visual Studio to not deploy these folders? I would like to avoid having a bunch of empty folders. Thanks!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/17/2008

• Re: Rendering asp:contentplaceholder with no span tags

  Wow, I'm an idiot. The problem isn't the contentplaceholder tags, it was that the content was being written to a Label control and that was outputting the <span> tags. I have changed this to a Literal control and everything is working as expected. I must have been drinking yesterday, when I looked at it this morning the solution hit me in the face it was so obvious.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/8/2008

• Re: Rendering asp:contentplaceholder with no span tags

  That ID is part of the rendered result that gets sent to the browser. I don't want it to output the <span> tags in place of the content holders, is there any way to avoid this?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/7/2008

• Rendering asp:contentplaceholder with no span tags

  I am using ASP.net master pages, and I'm running into a validation problem with the W3 validator. I have this placeholder in my master page: <asp:contentplaceholder id="__MainContentStatic" runat="server" EnableViewState="true" /> And then I have this code in my page: <asp:Content id="_MainContent" ContentPlaceHolderID="__MainContentStatic" Runat="Server"> <div style="padding:0px;"> Hey, my text is here! <

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jtackabury on 7/7/2008

• Re: Output Caching

  Oops, Sorry! Marked it as the answer. Thanks! Jon

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 6/24/2007

• Re: Output Caching

  I didn't think it was possible, but I was hoping I was just missing something. Thanks for checking that out. Jon

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 6/22/2007

• Output Caching

  I have 2 quick questions: 1. Is it possible to list the pages that are currently stored in the page cache (output cache)? 2. Is it possible to append text to a page being served from the cache and not from the cache? Like insert "" if it's in the cache and "" if it's not? Thanks! Jon

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 6/21/2007

• Re: Using reflection to get local variables

  Thanks for the tips. I thought it would end up being quite difficult, so I don't think it will be worth it in the end. On a side note, Svante: Kudos on a job well done with Axcrypt - I've been using it for years without any major problems. Keep up the great work. :) Thanks, Jon

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jtackabury on 5/28/2007