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• Re: Updating a database column of type ntext is NOT working from BLINQ.

  Hi Vijay- this is one of the topics covered in the Known Issues section of the readme: Tables that contain only primary key columns that are identity fields and fields specified as never participating in optimistic concurrency throw an ArgumentNullException on update. Due to a bug in LINQ, these columns will fail with an ArgumentNullException error that references a parameter named "body". Work around this issue by either changing UpdateCheck to UpdateCheck.WhenChanged , or by adding another

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 11/1/2007

• Re: DetailsView wrong display

  The DropDownLists are part of the design of Blinq. The assumption is that if your field is a foreign key to another table, you'd probably let your customers choose from the available options rather than have to type something in free-form. If you would rather have just a TextBox instead, you can replace the TemplateField with the DropDownList with a BoundField with a DataField of the name of the field in your table. There isn't a date picker that ships with ASP.NET. There is a simple calendar

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 10/8/2007

• Re: not able to view web forms

  If your tables have fields and primary keys, I'm not sure why it's not working. AdventureWorks was one of the databases I did my testing against, so it's probably not the database. Try running the tool again and see if you get an error message or something. I'm stumped...

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 9/28/2007

• Re: not able to view web forms

  Sam, does your database have primary keys on each table? Blinq only creates pages for tables that have at least one primary key field.

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 9/28/2007

• Re: not able to view web forms

  Sam, can you send a few details? You say a website was created- were there webpages in the website? Did you see any error messages when Blinq ran?

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 9/28/2007

• Re: Put GridView in Edit Mode Programmatically

  Glad you got it all worked out, and that I could help. :)

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by phuff on 9/26/2007

• Re: Put GridView in Edit Mode Programmatically

  Again, this works the same way that DataGrid did. You can still search through the Cell's Controls collection to find your control (in the case of a HyperlinkField, your control is of type Hyperlink), cast it to the right type, and then get the value you care about. ExtractValuesFromCell is an additional way to get the value or (in the case of a TemplateField, values) from the cell without having to know the type of the control in the cell. Use whichever one you like better. The Cell's Text

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by phuff on 9/26/2007

• Re: Put GridView in Edit Mode Programmatically

  GridView has two modes it works in. The first is used when you set the DataSourceID property to the ID of a data source control. The second is used when you set the DataSource property of the control to something that implements either IEnumerable or IListSource. In this second mode, it works exactly as a DataGrid would. You are in the second mode. In the DataSource mode, the GridView doesn't auto-databind for you. If an edit, update, cancel, pager, delete, or sort button is clicked, you need

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by phuff on 9/26/2007

• Re: Put GridView in Edit Mode Programmatically

  Edelman, when you set the DataSource property on the GridView, it works pretty much exactly the same way that the DataGrid did. You're clearly very frustrated with the GridView; can you show me an example of when the GridView requires more calls to DataBind than DataGrid does?

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by phuff on 9/26/2007

• Re: storing image to database and class mapping with linq

  Since you're asking this on the Blinq forum, I assumed you were asking about what Blinq and the May 06 Linq Preview support. If you have more general questions about non-Blinq related Linq tools and more recent features, you might try posting on the Linq forum.

  Posted to Blinq Preview (Forum) by phuff on 8/21/2007