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• Re: Setting application-wide Master Page

  This will only apply to pages that have a Content control. This is required, so non content pages would not be affected.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by tinghaoy on 7/11/2006

• Re: SiteMap and Menu: How to create dynamic URL?

  You will have to hookup SiteMapResolve event from the provider and return your own cutom SiteMapNode. HTH, Ting-hao

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by tinghaoy on 7/11/2006

• Re: How to turn off starting node in site map path?

  if (prov.CurrentNode != null && prov.RootNode != prov.CurrentNode ) { Response.Write(prov.CurrentNode.Title); break ; }

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by tinghaoy on 7/11/2006

• Re: Problem precompiling a Web App

  Please also keep in mind that most of the time circular reference occurs because you have files within two folders indirectly reference each other, for example. Folder 1 Page A (references UserControl D) UserControl B Folder 2 Page C (references UserControl B) UserControl D In the case above, the folder 1 and folder 2 end up referencing each other because of batch compilation, PageA and UC B are batch-compiled and PageC and UC D are batch compiled. The easiest way to resolve the issue is to move

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tinghaoy on 3/10/2006

• Re: The file '/ApplicationName/Default.aspx' has not been pre-compiled, and cannot be requested

  More questions: 1. Is default.aspx added after the application has been precompiled? If so, this won't be supported and the file default.aspx needs to be precompield as well. 2. Otherwise, can you look at the target bin to see if it contains something that looks like default.aspx.[some hash].compiled? This file contains the mapping between the path and the precompiled assembly name. Thanks, Ting

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/20/2006

• Re: The file '/ApplicationName/Default.aspx' has not been pre-compiled, and cannot be requested

  There are many possible reasons why this does not work on a different server. Some of the obvious that come to my mind: 1. Can you make sure the application is deployed to an IIS application root not a sub folder? 2. If you use aspnet_compiler to pre-compile the application, can you check if all result files are copied to target server? Otherwise can you send me your entire application in a zip file so I can investigate? Thanks, Ting

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/20/2006

• Re: Web Deployment Projects bug?

  This is a side-effect of turning on "Treat as library component", please un-check this option. The problem is that if the .compile is not preserved, the asp.net would not know where to find the app_code assembly where Profile is stored. In addition, global.asax code might not work due to the same reason. Thanks, Ting

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/20/2006

• Re: Using returned DataTable in JavaScript

  No, on the server, you should return System.Data.DataTable in your webmethod. The converter is to translate a server System.Data.DataTable instance to a client Web.Data.DataTable type. HTH, Ting

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/16/2006

• Re: aspnet_compiler error (...rem' has been disconnected or does not exist at the server.)

  This is pretty strange, I haven't seen this before. Can you modify your command and add -errorstack switch so we can catch the exception stack next time it happens? Thanks, Ting

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/16/2006

• Re: is there a logout routine?

  Have you tried AuthenticationWebService.Logout? This is a client side service that you can call to perform log out thru the server call. HTH, Ting

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by tinghaoy on 2/16/2006