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• Re: Linq to xml not working with kml

  This is the Dynamic Data forum. You need to post in the LINQ forum.

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 2/4/2008

• Re: Dynamic Data and Enum-bound fields

  Excellent. At first this seemed like a very difficult task but once I managed to wrap my head around how the Dynamic Data stuff is actually working the solution became pretty obvious. The ability to add custom types to the DynamicDataFields templates is really pretty cool. I do think that you should really consider native enum support similar to what I've done here. It would be great if this was built in and didn't require a render hint. Thanks. Still really liking Dynamic Data!

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 1/28/2008

• Re: Dynamic Data and Enum-bound fields

  Well, I couldn't wait so I came up with a solution myself. Now what I'd like to know is if there is a better way to accomplish this. To do it my way I did the following: 1. Open your .dbml file and click on the integer field that should be represented in .NET by an enum type. (If this enum isn't yet defined define it now.) 2. With the field in question selected, in the property pane change the Type property to the name of your enum (just type it in, it won't appear in the dropdown

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 1/28/2008
  Filed under: Enum Enumeration LINQ Dynamic Data

• Dynamic Data and Enum-bound fields

  I've got a table where one of the columns is an integer. In my Linq To Sql mapping I map this column to a field whose type is an Enum. When I pull up this table in Dynamic Data the column in question is not displayed at all. What's up with this? Is there any way to use an Enum-bound field with Dynamic Data?

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 1/28/2008

• Re: Creating nested queries with linq

  I think it would be something like: string varCatName = "sampleCategory" ; from p in context.Pages join c in context.Categories on p.cat_id equals c.cat_id where c.cat_name == varCatName select p;

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 1/24/2008

• Re: Dropdowns not updating correctly

  Excellent Marcin! That did it. Both the filter and edit dropdowns are now updating as expected. I'm really pretty impressed by the Dynamic Data stuff. It seems like for years different frameworks and controls promised this sort of out of the box functionality but none managed to actually provide it. From what I've seen of Dynamic Data so far it really delivers where previous attempts have failed. I think it really has the potential to get me 40% of my 80% (in the 80-20 rule) in about 10%

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 12/20/2007

• Re: Dropdowns not updating correctly

  Honestly I can't imagine an application that wouldn't need immediate updating. I suppose if you had a database with no relations, but what real world app has that? I too have a hard time understanding how this got out the door as part of the preview. It took me 20 minutes of messing around with this thing to find the problem.

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 12/20/2007

• Re: Dropdowns not updating correctly

  Wow. That's a real disappointment. I sure hope there's a workaround because this bug is a true dealbreaker for me. And I should think for anyone considering actually using the preview . . .

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 12/20/2007

• Re: Dynamic filter order by

  That's a great question. I was just about to post that one myself . . .

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 12/19/2007

• Re: Dropdowns not updating correctly

  I am using the default dynamic data project. I've added one or two renderhints but other than that it is standard. I do not have any table-specific pages or controls in action here. This is the script for the db that is having the problem: SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO IF NOT EXISTS ( SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID (N '[dbo].[Projects]' ) AND type in (N 'U' )) BEGIN CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Projects]( [ProjectID] [ int ] IDENTITY (1,1) NOT

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by stevekain on 12/19/2007