What have I been up to?
It's been rather quiet on my blog recently, if you're wondering why (and don't chat to me on/off-line) I thought I would share with you what we've been working on recently.
For the past month or so The Site Doctor has
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The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks
Server Error in '/' Application. The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks (i.e. <% ... %>).Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated
String.Format- Exception of type System.Web.HttpUnhandledException was thrown.
TypeSystem.FormatExceptionMessageException of type 'System.Web.HttpUnhandledException' was thrown. StackTraceat System.Text.StringBuilder.FormatError() at System.Text.StringBuilder.AppendFormat(IFormatProvider provider, String format, Object[] args) at System.String.Format(IFormatProvider provider, String format, Object[] args) Error Line0
Just got that message (or at most "Exception of type
'debug' is undefined with Microsoft AJAX release and TextChangedBehavior.js
As with my previous post, we upgraded the AJAX framework on the weekend which broke a few things, but one control in particular that broke was our TextChangedTextBox which is based on Pete Kellner's timed postback control. Since updating we were receiving a "'debug' is
Server cannot modify cookies after HTTP headers have been sent (RoleManagerModule.OnLeave)
Over the weekend we had to upgrade the server's version of ASP.Net AJAX which went fine until this morning when we started receiving the error "Server cannot modify cookies after HTTP headers have been sent."
Luckily this wasn't bubbled up to the UI
ASP.Net Membership SQL Roles access
We have recently moved over to SQL Server 2005 and as part of this transfer I decided to aggregate two separate ASP.Net Membership databases that were created purely out of error.
For those of you who don’t already know, you can happily run more than application’s security
How to use Phil's error reporting code
I’ve done a number of posts now on Phil Whinstanley’s error reporting class and this blog appears to be getting a lot of hits because of that which is pretty neat, as a result I’ve had a couple of people write to me asking similar questions about
ASP not running on Windows 2003 with ASP.Net installed
Another post from DougSetzer from 27Seconds.com :)
At my "day job", the systems guys are building new Windows 2003 servers to upgrade our aging Windows 2000 servers. The plan is to: - Build the new Windows 2003 server - Install IIS - Install .NET - Run the IIS
Accessing properties by a string name
This morning Julian Voelcker came to me with an interesting issue that I’ve looked into before but I’ve never really looked into a re-useable solution. Seeing as it’s fun Friday I thought why not ;)
The scenario: I would like to offer my users a custom mail merge
Reporting errors from AJAX using the WebException Class
I’ve been using Phil Whinstanley’s error reporting class1 within my applications for some time now and it really does help with diagnosing issues with the site’s during development (or client testing) but also alerting me to errors on live sites. I also like it because it can