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• IE Operation aborted - Ajax and Web Parts

  Just a note to the forum that I encountered an issue adding parts from a DeclarativeCatalogPart when I had a user control using Ajax. The error that I would get in Internet Explorer is a browser pop-up: "Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site {url information}. Operation aborted". Using the application "Fiddler" to debug the flow through the site a couple weeks ago, I discovered that a jsdebug file for Ajax was not being found and that was causing the same crash. I fixed

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 9/17/2008
  Filed under: AJAX, asp .net 2.0, DeclarativeCatalogPart, WebParts

• Re: Problem in dropthings minimize and Maximize

  Hi Dhina, Are you trying to combine Ajax and WebParts for drag and drop? If so, I found that the javascript conflicts for the two in the header bar used for dragging and dropping - at least in IE. I could make it work in Firefox. Ultimately, I stopped using Ajax drag and drop and stayed with WebParts drag and drop. I'm not sure what's happening with your second issue but I have been able to get other Ajax Control Toolkits working in my WebPart widgets. Best.

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 8/4/2008
  Filed under: AJAX, WebParts

• Re: minimize/maximize webpart

  The following code idea is courtesty of another poster, but I've used it. You can programmatically accomplish the minimize of a web part by the following chromestate: WebZoneName.WebParts["WebPartName"].ChromeState = PartChromeState.Minimized; You might be able to find a way to minimize in one batch; I haven't explored that. You should be able to loop through the count of webparts in that zone and use the index instead of web part name. so pseudocode: For each webpart in this webzone

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 7/24/2008

• Re: Programmatically adding webparts to the webpart manager

  Kaan, I also encountered the issue of having multiple web parts when adding user control programmatically. For my application, we want controls to appear for some users and not for others. I thought programmatically adding controls was the way but abandoned the effort. Instead, I'm now using roles so the WebPartManager turns on and off the visibility of the control. Within this thread, there is a link to Fredrik Normen's Blog. He has a post (http://fredrik.nsquared2.com/viewpost.aspx?PostID

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 7/8/2008

• Re: How to change themes dynamically ?

  Does a theme exist? In case anyone else runs into this situation... My website has multiple clients and historically, they have each had their own cascading style sheet. With the newer .Net features, namely Web Parts, we have been migrating to Themes. Mimicking our CSS implementation, we could create a theme for each client, but from a business perspective, some of these clients do not warrant the file clutter. In short, we wanted to create themes for the critical customers and then default the theme

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 6/19/2008

• Re: webparts

  If you are setting up multiple versions of the database for development testing or if you are setting up the database in a production environment where you are not compiling code, you can use aspnet_regsql.exe. It is found in the .Net framework folder (e.g., C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727). In this interface you can create the database with any name that you would like.

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by OutOnFarm on 5/9/2008