Recent content by Kalisto

Did the move the server, or just port your software to a new box? Do the Telerik controls need anything to go into the gac on the box, or a license file / special permissions? Ultimately though as JMeckley said, if you can enable some form of logging this will be easier to pin down.

I could be wrong, but dont you need to declare @BusinessDays as an Output Parameter in the sql ?

c# / .Net 3.5 I have a page with a number of user controls on it. I have an issue with one that is programmatically generated. The Control is created on the Master Pages OnInit() event. When it is created it creates a number of LinkButtons. Clicking on one of these linkbuttons causes a...

It works in irb, its when I use the foo.yml file in test/fixtures for creating my unit test data it doesnt play nice.. I can get round it by adding extra code into my unit tests, but that defeats the point of unit tests / seed data :) Ah well, Ive wasted too much time on this, so Im off to...

By callback I assume you mean you are using Ajax to look up and then return the match (if it exists) ? K

Curiously, using (:time) gives me a different anomally again. Time.utc(2009,"Oct",15,11,30,0).to_s(:time) yields me Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 2000 Time.utc(2009,"Oct",15,11,30,0).to_s(:time) yields me Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 2000 Time.utc(2009,"Oct",15,10,30,0).to_s(:time) yields me Jan 01 00:06:30...

Thanks, but that makes no difference to my test fixtures. I have experimented, and I can dode round it, but that defeats the point of having the fixtures. Being as the rest of RoR seems to be well thought out, I have to assuem Im doing something wrong. I am assuming that it is because I am...

(Using Eclipse) I have been chasing an issue round for a few hours now around one of my unit tests. If within test/fixtures I have a file foos.yml shop: openingTIme: <%= Time.utc(2009,"Oct",15,09,30,00).to_s(:db) %> It always creates an item with the correct time, but a date of...

Glad I could help :)

fletchsod, apologies, I was only trying to rule out the obvious :) From the code sample posted I wasnt able to determine if there were other redirects or not ;). what are the results of using Server.Transfer?

Ok, not sure what Ive done apart from getting a clean installation and development machine, but the Time value works in my code now, so I'll put that down to an anomally, thanks for trying to help though :)

If I understand you, why not call the worker thread asynchronously, and define a callback delegate. This will be called when the worker thread is complete, which can trigger the loading of the next document?

So you are getting 2 different errors for the one issue? Can you identify what event causes which, I would expect an error on redirecting to cause one error consistently.. I assume that there are no other redirects after that one, or if there are that you have confirmed that the code is...

the streamwriter variable has been declared by using var (though that depends on the version of the .Net framework you are using) var is a keyword that basically tells the compiler to decide the best type to use in this instance. In a nutshell the using block will correclty close and dispose...

Not been able to get onto this today, so apologies for the lack of communication. I'll fire up the dev box first thinkg tomorrow and post version numbers, table schema, and what Im doing, so hopefully you can spot the obvious mistake :)