Note to myself about how to programmatically reference asp.net controls nested in a repeater (among other) web control, In Search Of ASP.Net Controls.
Specifically, I reference the “Finding Controls In Headers and Footers” section. There are descriptions of how to more generally use the FindControl method.
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Working with Client-Side Script
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Simple ASP.NET 2.0 Tips and Tricks that You May (or may not) have Heard About - Dan Wahlin’s WebLog - I didn’t know at least 4 of these.
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One more note to self: ASP.NET Tip: Creating Paging for a Repeater Control
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Happened across this page, The Official Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Site in my research today and wanted to note it for the articles that I should go back and read. For instance:
And many more…
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Note to self: Which Path would you travel? A few points about ASP.NET Paths
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There’s so much that I don’t know about SMTP and how to send messages via SMTP through ASPnet applications. And so far, the web hasn’t been helpful in helping decipher the inner workings.
This link, Marco Bellinaso’s Blog - An excerpt from Chapter 7: Creating and Sending E-mails at least describes the DeliveryMethod properties of the SMTP configuration which begins to help figure out why this might be the key to our continuing email troubles.
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Because someday I’ll want to figure out the, ASP.NET 2.0 Site Navigation Features particularly the breadcrumbs.
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I’m not sure why but when I apply this method,
e.Item.Controls.RemoveAt(0)
to a Repeater ListItem containing the template during the ItemDataBound event:
[server object] [server object] [server object]
The method removes both the and the Comments (+)
Without getting too deeply into it, I needed this post, Paul Wilson’s .NET Blog : Setting up SSL correctly with IIS and ASP.NET to get past an error that was holding up implementation of a new application today. The error’s gone now and the application is up and running and I’m expecting a flood of technical support calls once the users start playing with it. Comments (+)
and the
element.
I thought it would only remove the
but
apparently I’m wrong. But I’m not sure why.
Setting up SSL correctly with IIS and ASP.NET
August
18
2006
