Joe Wrobel - All Comments

re: Web Profile Builder 1.3

hoanglinh2211 — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:24:10 GMT

brilliant!!

Thank you, you saved my day!

re: Conditional Formatting in the Silverlight DataGrid

rrd_ladysalsa — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:48:36 GMT

Any luck with the

No overload for 'RaWIConvertDate' matches delgate 'UniversalConverterHandler

error? I'm having the same issue in my SL3 project, but not the converted sample project.

[ASP.NET] Gridview: Opciones para visualizar encabezado cuando los datos a enlazar están vacios(ShowHeaderWhenEmpty), y lo nuevo en ASP.NET 4.0

Jose A. Fernandez — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:06:41 GMT

Nuevamente a raíz de una pregunta que me hicieron que es simple para responder o realizar la tarea

[ASP.NET] Gridview: Opciones para visualizar encabezado cuando los datos a enlazar están vacios(ShowHeaderWhenEmpty), y lo nuevo en ASP.NET 4.0

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:06:31 GMT

Nuevamente a raíz de una pregunta que me hicieron que es simple para responder o realizar la tarea

re: Conditional Formatting in the Silverlight DataGrid

Eric Scherrer — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:03:01 GMT

I'm having the same problem as Ralf above. Using SL3. Covnerted your project to SL3, changed the data reference and it works fine. But when I implement in my project I get the same error as Ralf. I've torn this thing apart and cant seem to find the problem.

re: Conditional Formatting in the Silverlight DataGrid

Eric Scherrer — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:55:17 GMT

Excellent - thanks.

re: Web Profile Builder for Web Application Projects

Jaco — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:05:10 GMT

Awesome tool. One problem. I have set up everything and it works well via vs2008 ide. But as soon as i publish to iis i get the folowing error.

The settings property 'ShoppingCart' was not found.

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 in the code.

Exception Details: System.Configuration.SettingsPropertyNotFoundException: The settings property 'ShoppingCart' was not found.

Source Error:

Line 127:

Line 128: public virtual object GetPropertyValue(string propertyName) {

Line 129: return this._profileBase.GetPropertyValue(propertyName);

Line 130: }

Line 131:

Source File: D:\Development\Work\IconManiacs\IconManiacs\IconManiacs\WebProfile.cs Line: 129

It works fine via the IDE

re: Conditional Formatting in the Silverlight DataGrid

Andrew — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:26:20 GMT

Great idea Joe.

I just wanted the stying capability and importantly had to use a descendant of datagridboundcolumn.

So I have my own class that extends boundcolumn and then in generateElement I add:

cell.SetBinding(DataGridCell.StyleProperty, sb);

where sb is my binding that uses the universalconverter. I add my event handler at runtime based on the viewmodel associated with the column.

Thanks very much for this inspiration.

re: Conditional Formatting in the Silverlight DataGrid

RaWi — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:50:10 GMT

Hi,

while your example application works at my computer, I tried to implement the UniversalConverter in my own project.

In XAML I defined:

<local:UniversalConverter x:Key="MyDateConverter" Converting="RaWiConvertDate" />

But when I try to compile, I get the Error No overload for 'RaWIConvertDate' matches delgate 'UniversalConverterHandler

The same error occurs if I try to add the ConvertName and ConvertAge methods.

If I use the "standard" event handler signature

object RaWiConvertDate(object sender, EventArgs e) it compiles fine, but I get an exception in InitializeComponent() then.

Has anybody an idea what I'am doing wrong. Its frustrading to have a running sample and don't get it to work in my projekt :-(

Thanks

Ralf

re: Web Profile Builder for Web Application Projects

Keith — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:36:50 GMT

Awesome tool. The only thing you might want to mention is that the WebProfile class file is generated into the root of the project by default, and that you will need to add the file into your project. This may have been obvious, but I thought I would mention it.