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• Re: how to deploy a web site built in visual studio 2005??

  Have you installed .Net on the new machine? If yes, go to Web Server Extensions and "Allow" ASP.Net extensions. Also select appropriate ASP.Net version from the properties window of your virtual directory.

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: Controling compilation dependencies

  I think the best way to do this is building separate assemblies for your user controls (may be pages also). Check out the below link, http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/28/423888.aspx

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: How to resize Webpart?

  If you are going to allow the user of your website to resize the web part then it is quite difficult and you shouldn't go down that path. Try to evaluate alternate solutions.

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: Pagging Problem

  Just debug through the code and you should be able to find out what's happening. Prima facie it looks like the row on the next page has "feedbackstatus" as blank or something.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: runtime changes control appearance

  If you are using tables for laying out your controls this will happen because the blank TDs of your table might be eating some space. Try to hide the TD itself. First mark the TD as runat="server", give it an ID and then show hide this TD itself.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: How to display ajax modal progress window ?

  I had done that once. Not on modally but. You might try the following scheme, Use a Modal control that comes with Ajax Toolkit (I don't remember the exact name). Use call back mechanism in ASP.Net (ICallbackEventHandler) for querying the status of the process. Have a span kind of thing with a different backcolor. Keep increasing the width of the span as per the results return by your page (asynchronously). You will also have to do some threading stuff on web server side so that a thread is running

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by sujitm on 6/26/2009

• Re: dropdownlist's datatextfield

  Have you tried using the Merge method of the DataTable class?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sujitm on 9/19/2008

• Re: How to create Unit Test project in asp.Net

  The Unit Testing is only available in Visual Studio Team Suite and Visual Studio for Tester versions. Which are you using?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by sujitm on 9/19/2008

• Re: Dropdown list validation

  I think you'll be better off writing a javascript function which is fired on onChange event of the drop downs. An easy way is to consider the timings as numbers e.g. instead of the string 15:00 consider it 1500. you can do this by converting the string to an integer after removing the ":".

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sujitm on 6/2/2008

• Re: validation again [:)]

  I think you'll be better off writing a javascript function and using a custom validator control. There might a regular expression which can do the stuff you intend to do but it will be pretty complicated and will have maintenance cost attached to it. If you use a regular expression designed by somebody else you'll be stuck when you need to change the regular expression.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sujitm on 6/2/2008