Sometimes when you download the .vsi starter kit installer file , you might get the following error message:
A problem occurred while running the installer. Please contact the content author for problems with the content.
Error Message:
Strings cannot have zero length.
The reason is because you might had installed Visual Studio 2005 and VWD 2005 Express , but later you uninstalled one of the two (for example you uninstall VWD 2005 Express) and a couple string values got deleted in the registry.
Solution:
Try the following to see if it works for you:
1.Click START then RUN then type REGEDIT and Enter.
2. Go to this location on the registry: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSEnvCommunityContent\ContentTypes\VSTemplate]
3. On the right side of the screen right click –> New –> String Value and add the following two string values
Value Name = “ClassName” Value Data = “VSContentInstaller.VSTemplateInstallerPage”
Value Name= “DisplayName” Value Data = “#VSTemplateContentDisplayName”
Close the registry and try to install .vsi starter kit again, it should work.
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Sometimes when you download the .vsi starter kit installer file , you might get the following error message:
A problem occurred while running the installer. Please contact the content author for problems with the content.Error Message:Strings cannot have zero length.
The reason is because you might had installed Visual Studio 2005 and VWD 2005 Express , but [...]
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January 24th, 2010 in .NET
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How to use Sitefinity if you don’t want to install IIS or your IIS doesn’t work well ?
You aren’t required to run the Sitefinity install. Sitefinity is also distributed via a blank project zip file. This empty Sitefinity project can be opened in Visual Studio and does not require IIS.
Please read a guide here: Installing Sitefinity using Blank Project
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How to use Sitefinity if you don’t want to install IIS or your IIS doesn’t work well ?
You aren’t required to run the Sitefinity install. Sitefinity is also distributed via a blank project zip file. This empty Sitefinity project can be opened in Visual Studio and does not require IIS.
Please read a guide here: Installing [...]
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January 17th, 2010 in .NET
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Bullet Proof Guide to Installing Sitefinity 3.x– content from sitefinitywatch.com
If you wanto to install Sitefinity on your local machine. Because Sitefinity is intended to be a server product, installing on an non-server computer can be challenging.
Above link provided a video & blog which describe to designed to be a guide to installing Sitefinity on Windows [...]
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January 17th, 2010 in .NET
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After we installed IIS 5 or IIS 6 in Windows XP pro SP2, we might get the following error message when we try to start IIS service.
“The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.”
One of the reason is because that you might have installed ASP.NET 2.0 or [...]
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January 16th, 2010 in .NET
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Paypal’s develop team is going to use X.com to be a new platform to provide API to be the first and only global payments platform open to third-party developers.
All detail information please read the following content and Links:
July 6, 2009Yes It’s TrueDamon HouglandDamon Hougland
You may have heard some breaking news that PayPal will be the [...]
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July 7th, 2009 in News, Programming
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Paypal have owned the domain X.com since 1993 (or earlier) but few people knew it because seems Paypal never gotten good idea to use it. Recently PayPal announced Paypal “will become the first and only global payments platform open to third-party developers”. their “new set of APIs will offer unlimited possibilities for (developer) to easily [...]
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Tags: API, Domain, Paypal, Programming
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July 7th, 2009 in Domain Name, Programming
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This article discusses:
* Common ASP.NET performance myths * Useful performance tips and tricks for ASP.NET * Suggestions for working with a database from ASP.NET * Caching and background processing with ASP.NET
ContentsPerformance on the Data TierTip 1—Return Multiple ResultsetsTip 2—Paged Data AccessTip 3—Connection PoolingTip 4—ASP.NET Cache APITip 5—Per-Request CachingTip 6—Background ProcessingTip 7—Page Output Caching and [...]
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July 6th, 2009 in .NET
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If you have used a Page that effectively uses a codebehind classname that is the same as say the Login control, that is Login, e.g. your page was called Login.aspx, then when you pre-compile (publish) the web site as an updateable web site, the aspx is retained and tries to compile against a type called [...]
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July 1st, 2009 in .NET
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in vb its system.environment.username – whats the equivalent in aspx with code behind (VB) ?
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In the codebehind of your aspx code, you could use:
Page.User.Identity.Name ;
In a custom class, you could use:
HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name;
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thanks but niether seems to work – aspx accepts it but it does nothing!
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It depends how you would like to use it.
If you want to [...]
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July 1st, 2009 in .NET
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1: string username = Me.Page.User.Identity.Name2: string username = System.Environment.UserName()
1: string pagename = Me.Page.GetType().Name()2: string pagename = Request.Path.Substring(Request.ApplicationPath.Length + 1)
1: string functionname = System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name
1: string formname = Request.Path.Substring(Request.Path.LastIndexOf(”/”)+1);
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July 1st, 2009 in .NET
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How To Create an ASP.NET Application from Multiple Projects for Team Development
A nice article from Microsoft:
How To Create an ASP.NET Application from Multiple Projects for Team Development
(from: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307467)
Here just copy their Summary and give the left to redirect their site.
SUMMARY
loadTOCNode(1, ’summary’); This article describes how to make multiple ASP.NET projects participate in the same [...]
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July 1st, 2009 in .NET
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Is it possible a .NET project load the functions from a PHP project ?
Here is a greate OpenSource project named Phalanger project . It allows to compile whole PHP projects into .NET assembly. And thus you can load the PHP functions in your ASP.NET project !
IntroductionPhalanger is a new PHP implementation introducing the PHP language [...]
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June 25th, 2009 in .NET, PHP
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An article by Jason Schmitt. Please check it here.
Summary:
Microsoft’s LINQ to SQL technology offers .NET developers the chance to eliminate the possibility of SQL injection security vulnerabilities in their web applications.
by Jason SchmittMay 24, 2007
As web application security breaches and attempts rise, developers are increasingly being asked to take more responsibility for the [...]
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Tags: .NET, LINQ, Security
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June 22nd, 2009 in .NET, Database
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Did you try to set an uninstall option in a VS studio setup project ? How did you get it ?
Actually you don’t need to write any code to add a uninstall option for a Setup project using Visual Studio 2005/2008.
1) In the Setup Project –> File System windows –> Right Click “File System on [...]
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June 22nd, 2009 in .NET
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You might always has this question: How to add a new page in WordPress to display posts under a specified category ? A WP blogger has already posted his answer his blog link :
1: Go to WP Administrate control panel -> Designe -> Theme Editor;2: Open “Main Index Template (index.php)”, copy its all content;3: Open [...]
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Tags: PHP, WordPress
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June 21st, 2009 in PHP
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If you bought a Linux hosting from Godaddy, you are able to build your site on either of PHP 4 or PHP 5.
As long as your site runs Hosting Configuration 2.0, both PHP 4 and PHP 5 applications can run on your site. By default, PHP 5 files require the .php5 extension, whereas the [...]
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June 20th, 2009 in PHP
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I found a professional wordpress theme site, looks they are providing some very nice theme for free.
http://www.darrenhoyt.com/2007/08/05/wordpress-magazine-theme-released/
And, a nice Chinese wordpress site is just using a theme from them
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June 20th, 2009 in PHP
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