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• Re: Files Always have new Date and time

  Anyone from the asp.net team care to comment on this? Iam aware that this ia an issue with how the Asp.net compiler works. Any plans on fixing/changing this? Should I look for help somewhere else?

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by jnapier on 12/12/2006

• Re: Files Always have new Date and time

  Anyone from the asp.net team care to comment on this? I know that this is how the Asp.net compiler works. Any plans on fixing/changing this?

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by jnapier on 12/12/2006

• Files Always have new Date and time

  Whenever my web deployment project builds, the date and time of the files it creates in the OuputPath have the current Date and Time. This is not really good. Shouldnt the files have the date and time that they were modified? When we do an actual deployment to production we dont actually copy every single file. We only copy files that have changed. Our site is a very big public site so replacing every file is a no go. How can I get the Web Deployment project perservet the corret date/time of the

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by jnapier on 12/8/2006

• Post Form Data

  Hi. I am trying to use the client side library js files from Asp.Net ajax with a legacy asp site. I want to use the WebRequest obejct to submit form data. Apparently setting the http verb to post is not enough. Is there any easy way to include all of the form data with the web request? Thanks.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jnapier on 10/30/2006

• Re: Observe Events with Client API

  Thanks for the response Garbin, but actually my question was aimed more at listening for an event as opposed to raising an event. For example I want to listen for the window unload event. I hacked my way around the microsoft ajax js files and came up with this. Sample.ExitExamPopUpHandler = function(){ Sample.ExitExamPopUpHandler.initializeBase(this); this._onWindowUnloadHandler = Function.createDelegate(this, this._onWindowUnload); } Sample.ExitExamPopUpHandler.prototype = { launchExamOnExit : function

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jnapier on 10/25/2006

• Observe Events with Client API

  Can I get some direction on coding up a client side event listener in the latest ASP.Net Ajax release. It seems that this has changed from the atlas release. Couldn't I do something like this before: var myEvent = new Type.Event(window, true ); myEvent.add(myDelegate) Thanks.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jnapier on 10/24/2006

• Re: Extending the Roles API

  I know that I can implmenet a custom role provider but if I have to add an aditional method such as CreateRole(string roleName, int companyId); then I would have to access the provider directly and then I loose any real benefits of using the provider model in my code because I can no longer just interact with the Role Manager API. I think a negative of the current provider model is that the APIs all have static mangers and cannot be extended to support additional functionality. How are others handling

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jnapier on 6/20/2006

• Extending the Roles API

  Hi, I have been working with the Membership and Roles API's. I need to extend the roles API to support some additional properties. More specifically, I am working on an app that allows the admins from each company to create thier own roles and then apply the application permissions to the roles. The Roles API does not allow duplicate role names per application. I would like to extend this so that I could create a foreign key to my companies table and then make the role name unique per company. Does

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jnapier on 6/14/2006

• Re: Built-In Web Server and Absolute Paths

  Thanks SomeNewKid. That's exactly what I was looking for.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jnapier on 5/30/2006

• Built-In Web Server and Absolute Paths

  Is there anyway to use absolute paths and the VS.Net built-in web server? I have tried this but it wont work in the designer or browser: <img src="/logo.gif" /> I know that I could do this : <img runat="server" src="~/logo.gif" /> but I don't want to convert all of my images to server controls. Thanks for any help.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jnapier on 5/30/2006