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• Re: Login control is suddenly broken in IE7 but works perfectly on Firefox (It works on both browsers locally)

  Ok, after a little bit more experimentation, I have discovered that if I place my loginstatus control *above* the contentplaceholder (as in the flow of the html), the login stops working - anywhere below it, and it starts working again. Guess I'll just have to find somewhere else it stick it... Rob

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 5/28/2008

• Re: Login control is suddenly broken in IE7 but works perfectly on Firefox (It works on both browsers locally)

  Four years down the track, I'm working on a site that is almost ready to go live, make some minor changes to my main master page and... I can no longer log in, either with IE7 or Firefox. No errors, no messages, nothing, just bumps me back to the login page. No Google Ads, tried everything else mentioned here, nada.. :-(

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 5/28/2008

• Not all panels respond to triggers

  Hi, I am building a page using AJAX, and have run into some erratic behaviour. I want to use a trigger on TextChanged on a couple of text boxes to validate them before the user fills out too much of the form. I alrady have 4 update panels on the form, all working fine and doing what I expect. But when I added a fifth, I just cannot get it to work. It is identical (functionally) to one that works, but no matter what I do, I can't get the event to trigger. Here is one that works: < asp : UpdatePanel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 3/6/2008

• Re: Multiple Web Sites with Membership

  Hi, When I try to set the providers in only the web.config for the application and not the web.config for the machine, the wizard won't run. It crashes saying there is not a provider. Copying the provider section back to the machine web.config allows the wizard to run. Maybe I have something set wrong on my machine, but I can't figure out what.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/27/2007

• Re: Multiple Web Sites with Membership

  Hi, No, I'm not trying to do SSO, they are two separate applications. What was confusing me was that everyone says what you just said - "in your web.config change the name", yet the ASP.Net wizard only works if membership is set up in the *machine* web.config, and I couldn't figure out how to put two (or more) different names in the machine web.config and for the aplications to know which one they were referring to. I finally figured out a solution last night - it might not be the

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/27/2007

• Re: How to refer to Header on Dynamic Data Page?

  Hi, No, I mean the header. I have a function: Public Shared Sub SetMeta(ByRef Header As System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlHead, ByVal strName As String, ByVal strText As String) Dim Meta As HtmlMeta = New HtmlMeta For Each control As HtmlControl In Header.Controls If control.TagName = "meta" Then Meta = control If Meta.Name = strName Then Meta.Content = strText End If End If Next End Sub which I call during Page Load, to set the header meta content to a suitable string for that page. It works

  Posted to ASP.NET Futures (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/27/2007

• How to refer to Header on Dynamic Data Page?

  Hi, I hope this gets posted in the Futures/AJAX forum! I have created a Dynamic Data Page to try out some AJAX features. I have my code in a code-behind page, and I have a Master Page with the page header in it. In the page load event of the actual page, I want to programmatically set the header content (which is in the Master page). The normal code for an asp.net page does not work, as although at design time, the Header statement appears to be a syste.web.UI.htmlcontrols.htmlhead, at runtime it

  Posted to ASP.NET Futures (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/27/2007

• Multiple Web Sites with Membership

  Before I start, I will say that I *have* read all other posts on this subject, here and in other fora, and I can't find anything that makes sense to me. I have created two web sites on my local server using VS2005. I have tried setting them up to both use the same SQL Server membership/roles database, and separate databases, without success. All posts I have read make a statement like "Change the ApplicationName for your web site in web.config". Um, given that the web.config that the

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/27/2007

• Re: How to refer to Header?

  Hi Srinath That is because you have changed it to a System.eb.UI.Page To use the AJAX futures components (unless I have misunderstood something, somewhere), it has to be a Microsoft.Web.DynamicDataControls.DynamicDataPage i.e. Partial Class _Default Inherits Microsoft.Web.DynamicDataControls.DynamicDataPage and not Partial Class _Default Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Yes, this function works if I change back to System.Web.UI.Page, but then the page crashes because itis not compatible with the AJAX

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/22/2007

• Re: How to refer to Header?

  Hi, What may be causing confusion here is that I tried to post this question in the ASP.Net Futures forum, as this question specificaly relates to Dynamic Data Pages, but for some reason the moderator moved it here. My code works OK in a normal ASP.Net Page. It doesn't work on an AJAX page. So, my question is how do I refer to the header on a Master page from the codebehind on an AJAX Dynamic Data Page? Thanks Rob

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Rob.TheBlackKnight on 11/21/2007
  Filed under: AJAX