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• Re: MVC and Code Blocks: "Code block not supported here" error

  That is what it was... whenI move the code block outside of the telerik control and up to the top of my page things work properly. If I can modify my question slightly... 1. Is this the way always... that code blocks inside 3rd party controls are bad, or was there some issue in the 3rd party control that caused the error? 2. What are the different code block escape sequences and what do they mean? I am aware of a few but want to make sure i know which one to use when... <% ... %> - simple code

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 3/4/2009

• Re: MVC and Code Blocks: "Code block not supported here" error

  <telerik:RadDatePicker CssClass="dmyDateField wdRowOne" ID="RegistrationDate" Name="RegistrationDate" runat="server" Skin="WebBlue"> <% if (ViewData["RegistrationDate"] != null) { %> < DateInput SelectedDate= " <%# ViewData["RegistrationDate"] %> " DateFormat= "dd/MM/yy" ></ DateInput > <%} else { %> < DateInput DateFormat= "dd/MM/yy" ></ DateInput >

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 3/3/2009

• Re: Sending Emails like Signup email and forgot password email

  Explicitly define the namespace for File with System.IO.File.ReadAllText(...) and see if that fixes it. Sounds like it's thinking File is a local method in your controller (or base Controller). HTH, Rob

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 3/3/2009

• MVC and Code Blocks: "Code block not supported here" error

  Hey all, (please note: this question involves 3rd party controls but is not a question ABOUT 3rd party controls). I have a view that has a few 3rd party controls (Telerik DateTimePickers). When I load the page, things work fine, when I post my form and have errors, I delegate to the MVC system for putting red borders around missing fields and write the value back into the field by checking ViewData as per usual. I am having trouble doing it with my Telerik controls though. I thought I would just

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 3/3/2009

• Re: Web Form Conversion to MVC Tutorial

  I'd disagree whole heartedly with the statement that it is weak on the programming side. But yes... it definately is an easy way to test your code... much more so than ASP.NET. The thing about any web technology is that essentially it's the same model, irregardless of the technology (not just ASP.NET, MVC etc. either). This is an inherent fact because the info in/info out is always the same, wether it be ASP.NET, ASP MVC, or even PHP for that matter.... the client still see's HTML/CSS

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/23/2009

• ASP MVC with Web Developer Express?

  Hey all, I have a new laptop and downloaded and installed the VS Web Developer express off of this site. I then installed RC1. I still cannot open up previous projects I created with MVC. Does anyone know if Visual Web Developer 2008 Express supports MVC? Thanks, Rob

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/23/2009

• FileIO issue in MVC

  Hey all, I have an image that upon submit of form, the controller copies over to a new folder and then returns that image to the page. For some odd reason I am getting an IO error using... " System.IO.File.Copy(photoWithPath, editWithPath, true); " It is telling me that the file is in use by another process in the DESTINATION folder. This is odd, I suspect that there are issues with file locks, wondering if anyone has encountered something similar. Thx, Rob

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/10/2009

• Output Caching

  Hey all, I have a view user control returned with a "return PartialView("path");". The control is activated via ajax/jQuery and is passed in an image that is shown. The problem is, when I change my image the old image is still shown. I suspect that caching is involved. How can I turn off caching on this view? I double checked the image itself by manually typing in the path in a browser window (http://localhost:3238/images/myimage.png) and the image is the correct one always, but

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/10/2009

• Re: ASP.NET MVC and LINQ with just one Datacontext

  I have noticed issues with using only 1 data context with respect to deletes. Deletes for me were causing my context to close off for subsequent actions. My solution was to employ a constructor in my delete method to create a new context everytime. I am not a pro on LINQ but that was the best solution I could find. HTH, Rob

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/10/2009

• MVC + UserControl + Supporting Scripts

  Hey all, I have a user control that is rendered into the page using Ajax/jQuery. When the control is shown, it is relying on some CSS and javascript to run properly. What is the best way to register these items to the control? Right now I just assume any parent page would register those seperately but that is bugging me a bit. is there any "preferred" way to bundle the script files/css files to the view or have the controller add them seperately? Ideally I will be making a user control

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by RobSil on 2/10/2009