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• Re: What Setting Have I Missed?

  Thanks guys. Two good responses, timely, informative and bang on point. Really appreciated it. Have set both responses as answers. Sadly, could not figure out where I had gone wrong, so went back to a 'conventional' approach. Will tackle dynamic data properly later, take a longer run-up, read some books... It was a bit ambitious to think I could just grok it based on one example and the help of the forums. Thanks again. Appreciated. Regards,

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 4/5/2009

• What Setting Have I Missed?

  Hi, With dynamic data, I don't fully understand how it parses the url differently to how it would in a non-Astoria scenario. I downloaded a sample project and changed it around. Worked perfectly for what I want. Then I plugged that into my quarterly release sandpit, applied the extra settings to web.config. Here is the new structure: ou can see that I just plugged the \DynamicData folder in below the top level of the project. The error message is "The resource cannot be found:" "

  Posted to ASP.NET Dynamic Data (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/28/2009
  Filed under: DynamicData URL

• Re: I been watching the videos for "Building a Quiz Engine" http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/video-02.aspx

  [quote user="Alohavik"]so I could put each lesson´s quiz in a different table in the same database, is that so?[/quote] No, that isn't so. All the questions, and all the answers, are in one table called 'Question.' Use a database tool to get them in there (or else write yourself a simle gridview or something.) See this screenshot of the table and its contents: Regards,

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/27/2009
  Filed under: Quiz engine. ASP.net-absolute-beginner-series

• Re: Upgrade path to IE8

  Thanks Eric, useful. Also a new tool called SuperPreview, demoed at Mix09 during the Scott Gu keynote last Wednesday. This will be packaged in with ExpressonWeb, providing compare-and-contrast, onion-skin overlay css editing and intellisense etc, for a whole bunch of browsers (safari, Opera, Ie8...) A free version, downloadable now, is available, that will only work with Ie6, Ie7 and Ie8. Probably why MS would not answer the question, keeping it under wraps for the launch. I was wrong in one of my

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/23/2009

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  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/23/2009

• Re: Latest jobs how to configure?

  Hi Rony, Re: 1. There is a stored procedure called JobsDB_JobPostings_GetLatest. This has a line in it: SELECT * FROM [dbo].[JobsDb_JobPostings] WHERE postingdate >= ( getdate ()-7) Change that line. Re: 2. Best option I know is to use the database publishing wizard. Open the database. <right click>. Select 'Publish to Provider' generate a script wth all the metadata to set up a new database, plus all the INSERT commands to insert the data.

  Posted to Jobs Site Starter Kit (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/16/2009
  Filed under: JSSK GetLatest

• Re: Upgrade path to IE8

  I am not trying to start an argument here, I am simply asking for some answers. To NC01, can I say that I am posting my questions here because the moderator, Mikhael Arkipov, is a member of the VWD development team. So, I thank NC01 for his contribution. To Eric, I don't really see it that way. What I see is that everyone's code will break because of an upgrade, and MS has a responsibility here. Try and stay away from emotive words like 'scared' they are not helpful.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/13/2009

• Re: Upgrade path to IE8

  Hi Lance, well, it's in RC1, which is a step past beta-2. I found these two links also, which are quite helpful: preliminary, subject to change, IE8 developer tools. IE8 Featured headlines/ upgrade path But does the VWD team plan any upgrades, releases, or automated conversion tooling to assist with the new 'target' for our code? For example, if I select 'IE8 Standards Mode' in the 'target schema for validation' drop-down, then what will VWDE do differently at that point

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/13/2009
  Filed under: ie8 upgradePath forwardPlanning

• Re: How to make menu options (top of screen) appear as buttons?

  Here's a simple linkbutton example. It is not specific to the SBSK, but easily modified. <style type="text/css"> A.button { background-image: url('images/bbg.gif'); background-repeat: repeat-x; background-color: #3399ff; border-color: #0f8bdc; border-style: solid; text-decoration: none; border-width: 1px; color: white; cursor: hand; font-size: 11px; margin: 4px; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; padding: 3px 12px; } A.button:hover { background-image: url

  Posted to Small Business Starter Kit (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/10/2009
  Filed under: linkbutton

• Upgrade path to IE8

  Hi, I am looking for guidance on this so I can plan it correctly. I have just received an email from Microsoft Downloads that basically says, "Rendering is different. Go download RC1. Then suck it and see." Searching through the forums, there seem to be lots of websites broken by the IE8 beta, but I am assuming that many of these are issues with the beta, that will be fixed by RTM? What we need is something that says, "instead of doing a three-column floating layout, do it this way

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by Hexagon Global on 3/10/2009