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• Re: Method Not Found Exception: System.Web.HttpFileCollection System.Web.HttpRequestBase.get_Files()

  Slight refinement on my previous post, what you get is actually an HttpRequestWrapper.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Method Not Found Exception: System.Web.HttpFileCollection System.Web.HttpRequestBase.get_Files()

  Your problem is that you are treating the Request object as if it is an HttpRequest (which it is in a normal WebForms page). In MVC however it is an instance of HttpRequestBase, not HttpRequest. As a result, it doesn't come with all the functionality of HttpRequest. In particular, this means that you don't get the Files property.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: switch ViewPage by UserAgent

  I would have thought that the simplest option is to have the controller select a different view to render based on the Request object.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Processing .aspx files before deployment

  If you go to your project properties, and look on the Build Events tab, you'll see that there's a pre/post build event command line, which is ideal for just dropping in any command line utilities like this for your build process.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Help with query (banging my head against the wall!)

  Happy to help! What I would say is that it's worth taking a little time to understand why that query works. I didn't find it an 'obvious' thing to do the first time I saw it, but if you can get your head round what is going on in the query it will help your understanding in future.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Help with query (banging my head against the wall!)

  The first query is straightforward: SELECT m.FirstName, m.LastName FROM masterUsers m INNER JOIN usersInRoles u ON (m.ProfileID = u.ProfileID) WHERE u.RoleID = @RoleID The second query basically just needs you to know 'the trick'! SELECT m.FirstName, m.LastName FROM masterUsers m LEFT OUTER JOIN usersInRoles u ON (m.ProfileID = u.ProfileID AND u.RoleID = @RoleID) WHERE u.ProfileID IS NULL

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: javascript error on window.back()

  Firstly, be aware that the way you're writing the script at the moment means that as soon as a person lands on your page, the page will attempt to go back. This makes the page in question almost totally pointless! That said, the reason for your error is that you are using a method (window.back()) with isn't universally supported. You should try using history.back(1) as this will be more reliable.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Pass Value to bass class

  It's possible in lots of different ways, depending on exactly what you're trying to do. Can you post your code as you have it at the moment, and then explain what you want to achieve and we can hopefully guide you?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Preview 4 Broke RenderUserControl

  You access it exactly the same as you would in the View Page - use ViewData.Model.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008

• Re: Protected/Private Interface

  Interface members aren't 'public' or 'abstract'. They are just interface members. They're part of a contract. You can't set accessibility modifiers on interface members at all. Try it and you'll see the compiler errors!

  Posted to C# (Forum) by MelvynHarbour on 8/29/2008