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• authentication problems or bugs?

  There are 3 web apps. Site A and B are both ASP.NET Web Application with FormsAuthentications configurations, and there is a protected folder in site B which also configured correctly in the web.config. Site C is a classic ASP web which keep authentication status with Session. Now please consider the following steps: 1, There is a link with target="_blank" property on a page of site A and link to the protected folder of site B; 2, Click this link you should open the site B in a new browser

  Posted to Security (Forum) by shinyzhu on 11/6/2008

• Re: How should I use my code?

  Actually you can build a separated assembly contains the utilities. Then you can add a reference to this assembly to your current project. Hope to help

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 9/12/2008

• Re: A note about MvcFutures and ASP.NET MVC Beta

  Oh, I really want to know when the beta release.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 9/7/2008

• Re: One Controller for many Views

  I think you can return different views in one action. Please use the overloaded method Controller.View(string viewName) . For example, you may use the following code in an action named SomeAction: public ActionResult SomeAction(){ if (wantToRenderAnotherView){ return View( "AlternateView" ); // this will return the "AlternateView.aspx" under folder /Views/{controllerName}/ } return View(); // this statement will return the "SomeAction.aspx" under folder /Views/{controllerName

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 8/29/2008

• Re: How could we use fckeditor under MVC mode?

  Hey, I think you can try using clear javascript code. I've embedded fckeditor in my MVC project successfully. I use the FCKeditor.ReplaceTextarea method. and then I get the value of the textarea that formatted by fckeditor correctly. I hope this would help you.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 8/29/2008

• Re: Html.ActionLink produces ?key=value&key1=value1 instead of route URL

  In order to route the url, you should add a controller named TimsController and an action named ShowDate. The prototype of the method ShowDate would like: public ActionResult ShowDate(string year,string month,string day); Then you can get it right. Hope it works.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 7/11/2008

• Re: Would you like a Calendar in your View?

  Thanks. I'll update the calendar as I can. And comments or suggestions are great welcome.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 7/11/2008

• Re: Html.ActionLink produces ?key=value&key1=value1 instead of route URL

  Yes, exactly. The RouteValueDictionary is performed as the query string key/value pairs. That's what the Routing was doing. You just need customize your routes in Global.asax.cs file like: routes.MapRoute("ShowMyDate","Times/ShowDate/{year}/{month}/{day}",new{ controller="Times", action="ShowDate"}); Then you'll get the url you want to.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 7/11/2008

• Would you like a Calendar in your View?

  Hey, guys. I've just extended the HtmlHelper to generate a well-formed XHTML Calendar. And I know many persons need it to make archive or other systems. It looks like: And the code you could use in your view is: <%= Html.Calendar() %> And I've create a project on codeplext to host these utilties: http://www.codeplex.com/mvcapps It's also have a brief intro on my own blog: http://shinyzhu.com/blog/entry/aspnet-mvc-calendar Great great great thanks for your comments.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 7/11/2008
  Filed under: calendar

• Re: how to make route for this URL

  It's not so difficult to do. One of my route is looks like: /sichuan/aba/jiuzhaigou/routes/browse/jiuzhai-heaven-double-flights-four-days.aspx In your case, you can map the route like: routes.MapRoute("CustomRoute","admin/{controller}/{action}/{id}",new{controller="YourDefault",action="Index",id=""}); maybe you should add the YourDefaultController to route the "/admin" request. Now you can add the CategoryController or ManufecturerController

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shinyzhu on 7/3/2008