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Can anyone reproduce this sequence of events? I added 6 lines of code to  of my data model view. I compile – no warnings, no errors, build successful. I run the app and the lines of code I added DO NOT EXECUTE! In fact, I am getting an error that my code is different than the last time I compiled.  Yet, I compiled when ...

Can anyone reproduce this sequence of events? I added 6 lines of code to  of my data model view. I compile – no warnings, no errors, build successful. I run the app and the lines of code I added DO NOT EXECUTE! In fact, I am getting an error that...(read more)

Can anyone reproduce this sequence of events? I added 6 lines of code to  of my data model view. I compile – no warnings, no errors, build successful. I run the app and the lines of code I added DO NOT EXECUTE! In fact, I am getting an error that...(read more)

I am currently developing on a Win 7 (build 7000) x64 box using the newly released MVC addition for ASP.NET.  While the promise of MVC is great, the reality that this developer has been experiencing for the last 2 weeks is not at all what I expected. ...(read more)

I am currently developing on a Win 7 (build 7000) x64 box using the newly released MVC addition for ASP.NET.  While the promise of MVC is great, the reality that this developer has been experiencing for the last 2 weeks is not at all what I expected. ...(read more)

Definately, long time no see! I was setting up my new work machine, and during installation of Business Intelligence Development Studio in SQL2008 64-bit, I got the aforementioned error (I had installed VS2008 to other than the default location). Fortunately, following KB article solved the ...

I just noticed a very interesting announcement by Scott Guthrie. Microsoft will officially start co-operating with jQuery development community, adding support for jquery in ASP.NET Ajax, and which also includes Microsoft PSS e.g they take support cases. Read more here. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick ...

Folks were hassling me in the comments for not posting the picosecond that .NET 3.5 SP1 came out (or, as I like to call it, .NET 3.6 - although the bosses really don't like that). First, the obvious stuff. Should I fear this release? I wouldn't. The SP1 Framework is full of goodness. The VS Installer is slow (it was for me) but I just shut ...

Yes, now it is released and you'll get it at: http://www.asp.net/downloads/3.5-sp1/ Interesting point regarding some old posts of mine e.g Potential solution for "Validation of viewstate MAC failed" http://aspadvice.com/blogs/joteke/archive/2007/08/14/Potential-solution-for-_2200_Validation-of-viewstate-MAC-failed_2200_.aspx In ...

I've lately crushed on SQL2005's business intelligence. See, it's nice to learn the greatest features of a product when new version is almost out there. :-) Well, as probably many others, I almost instantly uninstalled VS2005 after VS2008 was in RTM and running on my machine. Of course, because I also had ...