ASP.NET

anuj_24mar@yahoo.com wrote:

It sets my page status to 404 but doesnt redirect to "error.htm"

jon_80 wrote:

When running a tutorial project on LINQ, I'm getting an error:

The table name property of LinqDataSource 'LinqDataSource1' must specify a table property or field on the data context type.

jon_80 wrote:

Attribute values must be enclosed in quotation marks.

jon_80 wrote:

The name 'Container does not exist in the current context'

jon_80 wrote:

When I use the following connection string, I get an error from SQL Server, only on DELETE
statements:

<asp:Label ID="BindMe" runat="server" Text=<%= boundMessage() %/> to no avail, because VS generated the following error:

Server tags cannot contain <% ... %> constructs.

CreateUserWizard cuw = new CreateUserWizard();
cuw.UserName = "freddy";
cuw.Email = "myemail@somewhere.com";
cuw.MailDefinition.From = "myemail@somewhereelse.com";
cuw.MailDefinition.Subject = "New Account";
cuw.MailDefinition.BodyFileName = "~/body.txt";
cuw.AutoGeneratePassword = true;
cuw.LoginCreatedUser = false;
cuw.RequireEmail = true;

WizardStep step = new WizardStep();
step.StepType = WizardStepType.Start;
step.Title = "Create User Step";
step.ID = "CreateUserStep";

CompleteWizardStep cws = new CompleteWizardStep();
cws.ID = "wsCompletedStep";

cuw.WizardSteps.Add(step);       
cuw.WizardSteps.Add(cws);

cuw.MoveTo(cuw.WizardSteps[0]);
cuw.MoveTo(cuw.WizardSteps[1]);