Recent content by digiduck

This is all centered around Cellular service data, so think Sprint here. Sprint plans, phones (devices) and Add-ons (upgrades to your plans).

Ok, here's my design problem... These database holds cellular service data, here's a simplified set of tables to demonstrate the problem. * Plan * Device * Add-on ... and the Relationships * Add-ons <> Devices (not all add-ons are available for all devices) * Plans <> Add-ons (not all add-ons...

For my latest project I need to implement a security scheme that allows the creation of user roles and then the ability to assign permissions to those roles. Just like in most Forum products where you can give certain roles permissions like, "Allow Edit Post, Moderate Post, Delete Post, etc..."...

When you're running your app from VS I think you can use CTRL-F5 to rebuild and start the application and that will keep the window open. If you just use F5 to rebuild and start the app then the window will close unless you add the Console.ReadLine() at the end of your code.

Sorry korach -- that isn't the issue. Other folders have the Security tab at the same time that these folder don't have it. Even the parent folder of the bad directories has a Security tab. I did restart the computer the it created the Security tab -- but my real problem is why it is creating...

korach -- the folders in question do not have a security tab, the only tabs they have are General and Sharing. I check that before and it was one of the thigns that boggled me -- they should have the Security tab but don't. obislavu -- I'm trying this out now, I'll let you know how it goes.

I have some code that does the following: 1. look for directory - if it exists, delete it 2. create the directory 3. create a new textfile in the directory Now the code works perfect - it does just what it should except it only works for maybe 2 runs and then it roadblocks with an Access...

For future reference: http://www.regexlib.com is a great resource for regular expressions.

Sorry, I never did find a solution. I simply moved past the project. :\

Ok, I'm writing a simple helper class for sending HttpWebRequests programmatically w/ the ability to optionally include GET or POST parameters. I thought I had it all done but I've run into a few problems... First with sending GET params (I'm just cutting my code in snippets from my class so it...

Chip; thank you, we're already looking into VSS so it's good to know that it will take care of this. Thank you!

We have two people at our company working on the same ASP.NET project via Visual Studio.NET from their individual workstations. The project uses some extra assemblies that are only on one of the workstations, as a result only the workstation with those assemblies is able to build the project. Is...

I'm looking for an application like FMS's Sourcebook (http://www.fmsinc.com/dotnet/SourceBook/) for keeping a reference of code-bits. I don't really want to put out the $$$ for Sourcebook, do you know of any good alternatives? Thanks for you help.

Thanks! that worked! I thought I'd already tried that though... :x O well. Thanks for the help :)

I'm having trouble finding a good way to check if a querystring item exists before I try and access it. Right now I'm doing the following but there has to be a better way... try { x = Request.QueryString[&quot;someItem&quot;]; } catch { } How can I find out if &quot;someItem&quot; is in...