Clearly Lab Management is really good to manage virtual environments and give a lot of flexibility on how to deploy your application on virtual machines, but if you do not have Lab Management you can still use the same technique to deploy application in remote computer during a build with the use of a simple [...]
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I’ve hit a strange behavior of Hidden Field inside a disable asp.net panel, here is a simplified scenario that can reproduce my problem:
1: <form id="form1" runat="server">
2: <asp:HiddenField ID="hf1" runat="server" />
3: <asp:TextBox ID="tb1" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
4: <asp:Panel [...]
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Yesterday I need to implement in a quick way a three style checkbox in a project based on asp.net 3.5. The requirements stated that I must not spend too much time designing an entire new control, but the solution should be usable by other people with minimum impact. Here is the result I obtained.
The checkbox [...]
I have an asp.net site that uses asp.net routing to dynamically create some reports. I mapped the extension .zip to asp.net ISApi, then with routing I map url
Using RouteTable.Routes.GetWriteLock()
RouteTable.Routes.Add(New Route(“reports/{reporttype}/{reportid}/report.zip”, New MyReportRouter))
The solution was to add an handler that maps, in [...]
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The problem is described in this post, basically it can be summarized in “you have a user control with validators, you put more than one instance of the user control in a page, all validators are fired together”
The above post already gives a solution, but is not a general one. I want to avoid the [...]
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