I made the “professional” switch over to ASP.NET development awhile back and began using Visual Web Developer Express (VWDE) for all my business clients with the day job. I’ve still kept Dreamweaver 8 installed though because I have a few clients that still use it so it’s nice to be able to open and view […]
I’m getting the following error message when I try to insert a GridView control on my web project. I’m developing in Visual Web Developer Express 2005.
The error message states:
There was an error rendering the control.
Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: ‘ControlDesignerStateService’.
How do I fix that?
Also, prior to that error happening, I had received the […]
I just popped two 1GB RAM chips into my laptop. I’m already seeing some much anticipated pep-in-the-step of my little Toshiba Satellite laptop. I upgraded hoping to get some extra boost when I’m working on things in Visual Web Developer. It seems to be working.
Now, back to work.
Tags: 2GB, memory-modules, RAM, uprade, Visual Web Developer […]
Just a quick follow-up on my previous post. I’m an idiot, the reason I can’t edit those is because I was trying to use a View. You can’t edit a SQL View, which is why the options wouldn’t let me select what I wanted.
Now, I’ll just be figuring out a work-around for that since much […]
I’m working with Visual Web Developer Express and teaching myself as I go. Today, I’m learning more about setting up editable database fields and views with the Form View and DetailsView. The only problem is to get that functionality through the visual user interface you click on the “Advanced” button, and the window that displays […]
I’ve finally done it. I’m squarely heading down the path of forsaking the 10+ years of experience I have with Dreamweaver and migrating my skillset over to Microsoft’s Visual Web Developer application.
With more and more of my clients needing solutions based and operating with other Microsoft technologies, this just seems like the clear cut path […]
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