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• Re: Can't create user (Password length minimum: 7. Non-alphanumeric characters required: 1. )

  Firstly, the error clearly shows you that it couldnt find the stored proc in your database. So you need to check:- the stored proc in your database, whether it exists. if exists, check your database connection string in your web config Make sure you have properly installed the tables and stored proc using aspnet_regsql.exe under C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 Then.. what you need to do is.. register your provider. As a beginner to Membership Provider, I recommend you to use the default

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by chrispar on 10/24/2008
  Filed under: .NET 2.0

• Re: Can't create user (Password length minimum: 7. Non-alphanumeric characters required: 1. )

  hi Estheria, Can you provide more information? 1.) Have you properly configure your provider in web.config? 2.) Did you use your own Custom MembershipProvider or the pre-built? 3.) Any error code? regards, Chris Par http://chrispar.blogspot.com

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by chrispar on 10/24/2008
  Filed under: .NET 2.0

• Re: Can't create user (Password length minimum: 7. Non-alphanumeric characters required: 1. )

  @WHALERS1988 .net 3.5 is an extension of .net 2.0. You can find your machine.config under .net 2.0 folder. usually C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\CONFIG As for other, machine.config is the parent config for all the applications on your machine, so if you are copying the Membership section from machine.config to web.config, make sure: Use different name for the provider; or Use <clear /> before you add a new provider. Use defaultProvider property to set which provider to use.

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by chrispar on 10/13/2008
  Filed under: .NET 2.0

• Re: Repository Factory or LINQ for my ORM

  Dear XOR_Jay, Your preference on RF or Linq to SQL depends on your project, because Repository Factory is mainly for VS2005 and ADO .Net. And I can tell you that.. using RF will make you addict to it because they have good automation for creating Data Access Layer. If you are using it and integrate it with Web Client Software Factory or other Software Factory, it is quick and easy. I dont think you need to grab the understanding on EntLib although Repository Factory depends on Data Access Application

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by chrispar on 9/2/2008
  Filed under: Repository Factory, Chris Par's Blog

• Re: Problem while adding items to DropDownList present in DetailView

  Previously I face the same problem. But now it is resolved. You need a DetailView: ModeChanged event handler. and the DropDownList that you are using must bind to a DataSource (in my case, i use ObjectContainerDataSource) <---- this is important. Im not sure why direct initialize doesnt work. Write a function at code behind to initialize the dropdownlist and place the function into Page_Load Test this function by setting the defaultmode to Insert. If insert mode works, change it back to Readonly

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by chrispar on 12/25/2007