I believe you made reference to example code being available on your blog. Perhaps you could post a blog entry with links to various example code you've made available. Thank you. By the way, you are an excellent presenter.

Just wanted to say thanks for the presentation, I believe it went very well. I definitely learned a few things here and there I did not know beforehand.

OK, I'm starting to get the hang of exploring this dasblog stuff. I found an entry relevant to my question at http://www.dasblonde.net/#ab95d2c9b-05c9-4fde-8a47-d77526b457b4

I think the "gap" in this blog format is it doesn't seem to allow for a menuing system where you could provide easy navigation to stuff that isn't a blog (for example, a list of your sample code). If you create a blog entry to do that (and clearly, you have) it then runs the risk of getting lost amongst other blog entries that serve other purposes.

I just attended your ASP.NET session for the launch yesterday in Anaheim. Your section is the most interesting part. I learnt a lot and is exploring what you taught us now. :)
I am starting to learn the web design. I was planning to use FrontPage. After listening to your presentation, I am more toward .net now.

Best Regards

I enjoyed your presentation at Anahiem for the roll out event, you had some solid content. I liked the "Unified App" theme. I am very new to ASP.net, but have been using Classic for a long time. Master pages are sooooooo cool......

You had mentioned that the Meta tags are confined to the Master page and not Pushed up from the Content pages, I know I used to do this in classic, Includes run a little different I guess. But in tooling around, trying to master the new domain, I found out you can do just this.....

1. in your master page, in code view, drag a content place holder into the header.
2. in your Content page, in design view you cannot see the content holder, but in code view you can. just plug in the m#$%a name=".......(It will not let me inject a tag here).... in the content placeholder and viola, It works.....

Wow I feel like I can do this .net thing after all.... Thanks for the great Presentation.

Yea, but I haven't got to themes yet....still working this stuff out, but It dosn't change the layout or theme of the master, as you cannot see it. I Did think about nested masters but that was too much work. What I am thinking about is for an eCommerce site with google freindly product pages. If I have access in the content page to the placeholder in the master, then I can give the content page an ID and dynamicly load the tags from either xml or db. That is kinda why I went this way. Kinda that dynamic meta tag info. BTW I did find that you can access the titles and atts from the content code behiend like in the Load event something like
Master.Page.Header.Title = "my Page"
Master.Page.Header.Attributes.Add("description", "this is my page")

but the Attributes produce the wrong syntax.
Of course it is possible that I am overlooking something, but I could not find a way to Metadata.add then populate the properties....

Nice presentation.
Samy

Hello Michele,

Thanks for a great presentation in Anaheim.

I was the hapless gent asking about remoting custom membership and profile providers.

I posted a question at the group microsoft . public . dotnet . framework . aspnet Rather that regurgitate the question, it is at the google groups url http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet/browse_thread/thread/173529a72d69f1aa/451590e84c6fa4c1?hl=en#451590e84c6fa4c1

note I made a follow up clarification as a second message.

But, to reiterate, I need to remote a custom membership and profile provider. Remoting is a requirement, yet you mentioned some other alternatives.

Basically I'd like to take advantage of the new controls in ASP.NET 2.0 like Login, Loginview etc.

I'd greatly appreciate your input and suggestions.

Thanks,

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.