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ASP.NET Articles
This issue started to appear when I migrated my .NET web service to Windows 2008 64-bit using IIS7.
System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B).
The solution to our issue was pretty simple and this is how I did it.
Posted by retroman80s on Feb 19, 2010
1430 Views
This article shows you have to resolve the following error: The name 'Request' does not exist in the current context
Posted by retroman80s on May 29, 2009
1735 Views
If your getting the following error in ASP.NET Crystal Report or Tnsping
ora-12154: TNS:could not resolve service name
Here's a possible solution.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 26, 2008
2152 Views
This article provides a possible solution to fix the following exception: System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException - Keyset does not exist or Access is denied.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 11, 2008
4569 Views
If your database is located in the App_Data folder of your web application. Here is a neat little shortcut for your Access Database ConnectionString.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Jun 16, 2008
579 Views
In this article, we will describe how to manually initialize a custom membership provider.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on May 08, 2008
1762 Views
This article will show some ways of checking for null values in a DataTable.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Feb 06, 2008
693 Views
This article will demonstrate how to create a DataTable manually and populate it with some random data.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Jan 29, 2008
1692 Views
This article describe how to easily take your ASP.NET 2.0 web application offline.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Dec 06, 2007
318 Views
In this article, we will describe how to separate your connection strings and appSettings into external files from your web.config or app.config.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Dec 04, 2007
324 Views
This article will show you one way of overcoming the 32k character limitation of the event log. The sample code in this article can also be easily retrofitted to used the enterprise library.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 26, 2007
226 Views
The Enterprise Library Logging Application Block by default will log the timestamp in UTC time. In the Enterprise Library ver 3.0 and earlier, if you wanted it log the local server time, you can override the FormatToken method and implement you you custom logic. If you use the Enterprise Library 3.1, this is a very easy change which we will describe in this article.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 21, 2007
2936 Views
Does your ASP.NET 2.0 application sends email, here is a shortcut to configure the SMTP settings in the web.config.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 19, 2007
165 Views
This article will show you how to remove all HTML tags from a string using regular expressions.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Nov 15, 2007
261 Views
This article will show you how to add a row count column to a GridView. This technique can also be applied to a DataList or a Repeater.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Sep 07, 2007
2777 Views
When you have a collection of objects with nullable datatype members, they don't get rendered when binding to a GridView automatically.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Aug 20, 2007
188 Views
This article is about the OneWay property effects on a web service method
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Aug 13, 2007
110 Views
This article will show you how to write to the eventlog using Microsoft Enterprise Library 3.x Logging block.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Aug 03, 2007
735 Views
Don't you hate when you PostBack on a long form you have to scroll back to the location where you were previously? In this article, it will show you how to maintain the scroll position on a PostBack.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Aug 01, 2007
138 Views
This article shows you how to execute an Oracle stored procedure in an Oracle Package using the Oracle .NET data provider shipped with the .NET Framework. It will also show you how to retrieve an output ref cursor's results and load it into a DataSet.
Posted by LazyAssCoder on Jul 26, 2007
154 Views
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