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• Re: The type '<class>' exists in both '<dll location>' and '<dll location 2>'

  I got this message due to the fact that I had a user control firing an event that was being handled in the parent page. I moved the delegate and event arg definitions into a seperate file and it solved the problem.

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by tomtyf on 2/1/2008

• Re: Deserializing Personalization Data

  Hello all, I have made a little progress with this. Using Reflector, I have created a copy of the ObjectStateFormatter in my project. This allows me to access the following constuctor: internal ObjectStateFormatter(Page page, bool throwOnErrorDeserializing) Using this constructor, I have been able to deserialize the data into an object array, which contains the various properties of the webparts etc. The odd thing is, reseriliazing the object array with the same ObjectStateFormatter, does not yield

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by tomtyf on 1/16/2008

• Deserializing Personalization Data

  Hello, I would like write a utility to take the data out of the PageSettings field of the aspnet_PersonalizationPerUser table and deserialize it and somehow display a representation of the data (possibly in XML). Since the data is stored on our production db server, I will not be able to connect to the table directly. I will have to get support staff to query the table and then e-mail the results to me. Therefore, my starting point is a string like this... PageSettings -------------------- 0xFF01142B003A020202090519777036373335333637323847656E6572696

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by tomtyf on 1/15/2008

• Re: Proper time to add UpdatePanel trigger

  I had this same problem when trying to add a trigger in the Page_Load. It worked fine when I moved it to the Page_Init

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by tomtyf on 10/12/2007

• Re: Initializing Personalization Values from DB

  Excellent. That's pretty much what I am doing. I am just unsure about where to initialize the property. You say in the Catalog? So would you recommend overriding the GetWebPart method and setting properties there? I wanted to do it in a way that was most consistent with the normal webpart lifecycle, so ideally set it at the same time as personalization values are normally set (although obviously, they don't get set the first time a web part is added to a page... or can they be?) Regards,

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by tomtyf on 8/13/2007

• Initializing Personalization Values from DB

  Hello, I am currently loading web parts into a catalog from the DB, but I have another table in my DB of Name, Value pairs. When a user adds a web part to their page, I would like to use these values to initialize the (Personalizable?) properties on the web part. E.g. I have a webpart called DataGridWebPart, which has a property called StoredProcedure. I have this web part being displayed repeated times in the catalog, but I would like different instances to have different values of the StoredProcedure

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by tomtyf on 8/9/2007