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• Re: Is MVC stable enough for live website?

  StackOverflow.com uses MVC. It gets an amazing amount of traffic. See their traffic at http://www.quantcast.com/stackoverflow.com Check out the site and maybe even post this question there, but I think 3 million unique visitors and 19 million page views a month means its pretty stable. Google Joel Sporskey to find his Google talk about it. Brian

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by BrianK9 on 7/18/2009

• Web service not found in javascript

  Hi. I tried to create this by following the video at h ttp://www.asp.net/learn/videos/video-7026.aspx where Joe Stagner created a simple web service that is called by Ajax. In the Button1_onclick() handler, javascript can't resolve the object "WebService1". Please have a look and see if there is anything wrong. The exact error is "'WebService1' is undefined" in Button1_onclick(). <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="Default

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by BrianK9 on 7/2/2009
  Filed under: "AJAX Toolkit"

• Re: TextBox value issue

  Are you sure its finding the right text box? You could try finding it and getting the text separately. Then you could look at it in the debugger. Another way to set a default value it would be to set the value in the OnLoad() handler. Ideally it would be set to whatever is in the users shopping card at the time. That way, its not hard coded in your aspx page. If there is a problem with the shopping cart, then it will display the last value that the user entered, not always one. if (!IsPostBack)

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BrianK9 on 6/21/2009

• Re: Updating a database in place

  These are on customers sites, so I can't always connect to it with SQL Express Managment studio. Also since they are remote, its cumbersome to download the database, update it, and then upload it. I'm looking for a way to run it with sqlcmd or sseutil in an automated mode. What I have done is add a page to the admin menu of my site that when invoked, runs the appropriate scripts.I could probably put some checking in that runs on startup and checks if the tables match the current software

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by BrianK9 on 9/16/2008

• Updating a database in place

  What is the typical way of updating an in place database when updating an asp.net application? I have updated my application by adding new database fields. How do I update an installed database with the new fields? I don't want to copy over the existing database. Should I use sqlcmd? How do I tell it to connect to the database used for an ASP.NET application. I have the database in the app_data folder. I have also generated a change script in the DB designer. < connectionStrings > <

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by BrianK9 on 9/16/2008

• Re: How to view a Web application developed in Win 2003, on an XP platform?

  First, get the code and files over there. The easiest way is to build it with the publish tool unless you are using Visual Web Developer Express. On the XP Pro box, make a new folder under c:\inetput\wwwroot\ and copy the it there. Or just copy it to wwwroot if this will be the only website on the XP Box. I used the command line copiler tool called "aspnet_compiler.exe" which is in with c:\Windows/Microsoft.NET/Framework/<version> For me its in C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by BrianK9 on 12/8/2007

• Re: Master Pages and CSS

  Did you mean <div> tag? Sure you can have all the div tags you want with master pages. Any divs in a content page will just be inside the master page divs that are around the content. To me, comparing master pages to CSS is like comparing a volkswaggon to a potato peeler. A master page just has a container in it that contains another page. I used a master page for things like a common navigation menu. ----------------------------------------- Master page - has nav links, etc. -------------

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by BrianK9 on 12/7/2007

• Deploying with installing SqlServerExpress

  Hi, to get my application to run, I have been installing SqlServerExpress. Do I need to install the whole thing just to access a file locally? Can I just install the client connector for sql express? How about to talk to a SQL Server or SQLServer Express on a different box? How do I instal the client side drivers only (preferably in an automated fashion). Would I have to copy the databases from the app_data folder over to the other box and import them into the SQLServer on it? Then adjust my connect

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by BrianK9 on 12/6/2007

• Re: Exclude folder from build?

  I'm using Visual Web Developer Express, so I don't have a deployment project. I'm using the command line copiler, (aspnet_compiler.exe) in a batch file to build it and then the batch file takes out the files and folders I don't want deployed to a production server. I have a "clean up for update" batch file that also takes out the app_data folder if I know that I havent changed the database definitions. And I use CVS, so as soon as I add it to my repository, I will have the

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by BrianK9 on 12/4/2007

• Re: Problem with Membership.CreateUser method

  If the provider is set so that the password question and answer is required for a user, you may have to use the version of CreateUser() that specifies the question and answer as well: public static MembershipUser CreateUser ( string username , string password , string email , string passwordQuestion , string passwordAnswer , bool isApproved , out MembershipCreateStatus status

  Posted to Security (Forum) by BrianK9 on 12/2/2007