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• Re: How to get the employee id with the most records for a client?

  It seems like we can assume an employee is listed once for every project they work on. Hence, we need not care about the projectID column. If we cannot make this assumption, the query below will not work. SELECT TOP 1 employeeID, count(employeeID) as ProjectCount FROM tClients GROUP BY employeeID WHERE clientID = 'XXX' ORDER BY count(employeeID) DESC

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by chayglass on 11/14/2008

• Re: asp:hyperlink css not working

  #nav .selected may not handle links appropriately, especially not visited ones (and since you're testing the page, I'm assuming you've clicked that link repeatedly by now.) I would change your class definition for your very last CSS definition from #nav .selected to #nav a.selected, #nav a:visited.selected If I understand what you want correctly, that should resolve your issue.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by chayglass on 11/14/2008

• Re: CSS Fixed Layout Query

  What are you trying to accomplish with the div? Centered at 950px wide?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by chayglass on 11/14/2008

• Re: Very weird for loop issue... Looping to fast???

  As discussed here, http://www.blackwasp.co.uk/RandomNumbers.aspx, random numbers are loosely random at best within .NET. You could try recreating the random object repeatedly, or you can try using Guid.newGuid(), which will at least generate a new random guid every time it's called, no matter how quickly in succession that happens to be

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by chayglass on 11/10/2008

• Re: My website work on IE 7.0 but not on IE 6.2

  Quite simply, IE6 is a piece of trash when it comes to standards compliance (i.e. CSS, javascript, and the like). A quick google will give you some starting points to look at, but I'm afraid there's no easy solution for you. This, of course, is why IE7 is a big step in the right direction and IE8 is so anticipated.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by chayglass on 11/10/2008

• Re: Calling a function within Repeater tags?

  You may need to fully qualify the name. That is, MyApp.Page1.Method() instead of Method(), or MyApp.Namespace.Class.Method() if the method is in some other location. You should also check the security (public,private,protected) of the method to make sure it is accessible to your code.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by chayglass on 11/10/2008

• Re: Intercepting requests for files in a certain directory

  You would need a custom HttpHandler, implementing the IHttpHandlerFactory. Then, you would register it in your web.config, something like this. < system.web > < httphandlers > < add verb= "*" path=" subfolder1 >/*.*" type="< Namespace >.< HandlerName >"/> </ httphandlers > </ system.web > Do be careful that custom extensions will also have to be mapped correctly in IIS. If you're just dealing with ASPX's and the like

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by chayglass on 11/10/2008

• Execution Timeout and Debug mode

  Hi all, Seems like we resolved this issue in the past, but it has arisen once again. We have a 3.5 production app where we do some extremely long (on the order of 30-45 minutes) processing on certain pages. We used to set debug to false and the HttpRuntime->ExecutionRuntime property in the web.config to 27000 seconds, and had no problem at all under 2.0. However, about a month ago we went to 3.5 for the production version of this very-legacy-app, and the processing continuously times out. Switching

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by chayglass on 10/1/2008

• Combining C# and VB projects

  I have a large solution (16 projects,~4000 files) developed entirely in VB, largely using 1.1, although it is now 2.0, and has been stable as such for just over a year. I am now trying to add new functionality borrowed from one of our other systems, so I added a C# project to the solution. Now, the entire solution will build, but if I use "rebuild solution" the compiler itself crashes, saying that it could not recover from an internal error Hc0000005... which is beyond me. There's next

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by chayglass on 7/16/2008

• Re: Using AJAX Control toolkit classes with User Controls

  You always want the script manager as high in the hierarchy as you can, to ensure it never gets duplicated. That means you want it on a master page if possible. Failing that, put it on the pages themselves. If you really, desperately need to, you could put it on the controls dynamically as ScriptManager.GetCurrent() will return a scriptmanager if one already exists on the page.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by chayglass on 6/3/2008