October 2005 - Posts
Dear ASP.NET developers:
The VS.NET 2005 (Standard + Professional) is now available for all those who have MSDN Subscription. Go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/ and get your copy.
Enjoy Dot Netting !!
Regards
I would like to announce my second article in the series of articles on the Profile object, a new feature in ASP.NET 2.0
You may visit the article @ An Extended Look at the Profile Object - Part 2
Hope you are enjoying my articles.
Happy Dot Netting !!
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I faced a weird problem today while trying to add a new ASPX page into my working solution in Visual Studio.NET 2005. The problem is that I am unable to add a new ASPX page with code behind. I used to get the following error:
Object Reference Not set to an instance of the object or something like that
The solution was as follows:
1- Go to the following registry node: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes]
2- Double-Click the key with type REG_SZ
3- Empty the “Vlaue Data” field, to make it with no data, press on
The problem is now solved.
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I would like to announce my third article on the http://www.aspalliance.com:
An Extended Look at the Profile Object - Part 1
Hope you will benefit from it to the max.
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On Monday, October 3, 2005: I deleivered a 2 and a half hours session on the new Profile Object in ASP.NET 2.0.
The feedback was great, I got like 9/9 evaluation :D
Check the presentation and the demo code @ http://www.lebdev.net
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A very nice technique by the ASP.NET 2.0 Team,
You can now take your application offline by just placing a file called App_Offline.htm into the root folder of your application online.
What this file does is that, all requests to your application will be redirected to this page. You can place a message to your visitors saying that your application is under construction or your application is being maintained.
It is very usefull speially when you are doing some updates or maintenance to your application.
Happy DotNetting !!
Regards