WordPress w/ Forms Authentication on IIS6

I know I said yesterday that I’d start a series about creating DotNetNuke modules, but I solved a problem yesterday after I wrote that post that I think a lot of you will be interested in.  Especially if you are using WordPress in combination with an ASP.NET site.

The problem we had was this.  We have an ASP.NET web site that requires a login before anyone can see any pages.  We wanted to add a WordPress blog to it that could only be viewed when people log in and wanted to be able to have the same user names in WordPress that they had in ASP.NET.

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Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

FormView Edit and Add

The FormView generally makes editing a record at a time pretty easy.  However, one of the biggest problems I’ve seen with this control is that there is no way of telling the FormView to use the same template for both Add and Update.  My experience has been that most of the time, Add and Update look exactly the same, or enough the same that you could use one template and hide the inappropriate controls in the template.

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Monday, May 12th, 2008

Who’s AJAX Should You Use?

Just had someone ask me a question this morning that I bet many others have asked or are asking…

Should I use MS-AJAX, that comes with ASP.NET or should I use something from another vendor?

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Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

OOP is not the main problem w/ ASP.NET

Over at Jeff’s Junk, Jeff discusses what he feels is the main problem people have with ASP.NET.  That is, they don’t understand object oriented programming.

Jeff, you’ve got half the problem.

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Thursday, March 27th, 2008

Did ASP.NET 2.0 SP1 Break Your Postbacks?

Are you using a whitespace filter maybe?

Several of the sites I work on have a white space filter implemented in them to remove white space in the html.  We do this for two reasons.  First, it makes the page smaller.  But, more importantly, it takes gaps out of images.  In some cases, we found using the white space filter was the only way to remove the gaps.  We also use it as a way of injecting code on the way back to the client… think of it as a global databinding technique.

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Wednesday, March 26th, 2008