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[Resolved] Can't reference server control in code-behind/IntelliSense
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[Resolved] rename windows 2003 server
Last week I was checking ASP.NET Forums as usual and I had answered a thread about renaming Windows Server 2003 and the impact of this renaming on IIS.
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[Team Build] How to schedule a build in both TFS 2005 and TFS 2008
To Schedule a build using TFS 2005 : (From TFSGuide)
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[resolved] Script Manager in ASP.net master page issue
If you are using a script manager in your master page in order to share it with all your pages instead of adding a script manager to each page , you need to follow the following steps in order to avoid any further problems:
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Using the ASP.NET membership provider in a Windows forms application
One of the new features in ASP.NET 2.0 is the membership and role provider system. This is a nicely designed system that allows the developer to handle the storage of user information pretty much any way he likes, all he has to do is create the appropriate providers and configure his application to use these. While this is very powerful there is something else I was much more interested in and that is the fact that user and role management can be added to an application without having to do any of the implementation work. Now this is very convenient if you don’t already have a user database to work with. Also, if at all possible, I would like to be able to use these providers in my Windows forms applications as well as in my web application. Fortunately this is possible without much work at all! So let’s create a very small console application with user management.
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ASP.NET MVC project and TFS Team build issue
I was trying to include my ASP.NET MVC project in a TFS team build today but the build failed so I've investigated this issue and thought it will be helpful to share it with the community.
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IIS7 – ASP.NET on Windows Server 2008 Server Core R2
If you are a Server Core fan, and wished you could host ASP.NET websites in Server Core, then feel better, you wish had come true. Windows Server 2008 R2’s Server Core will have .NET Framework which means, ASP.NET too. This is a big news for all those wanted to deploy Server Core, but stopped because .NET Fx wasn’t there in the RTM release.
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* Captions Language Interface Pack for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
Now you can read the captions in Visual Studio in following languages: