mvc2inaction-discuss

VB uses the "Of(T)" syntax for generic types, so the "Inherits" attribute in the

Did you upgrade the example app to .NET 4 by any chance? The samples for the book are compiled

Hi there, OK - so after working through the example and putting together using the help of the sample

Hi There, Scratch this I went and got your sample code... It was in there. Thanks On Nov 17, 4:12 pm,

Please disregard the initial post Sorry guys, I saw that I missed the whole part about using the

Thanks a lot Jim. Converting fields into properties worked. On Aug 12, 9:35 pm, Jimmy Bogard <

Yeah, it could get big. We use that pattern when we have a lot of common parameters. Another option

Both will work - RenderAction renders directly to the response stream while Action returns a string.

I ran the powershell file then tried to load it in VS2010.. Doesnt load projects. Works fine in my

Now Im getting: Compiling C:\AspNetMVC2_InAction_code\src\Chapter01\Chapter01.sln Compiling C:\

Phil, We did overuse "leverage", and the publisher caught quite a few and changed it to the

Adam, Thanks. I think I have this fixed in the final PDF. I also know that we have omitted some

First of all, I bought your book through MEAP; Great book! I have been looking for a good set of

Brian, Really good idea. We'll have to peg that for the next edition as the book is already at

Thanks!! Best regards, Jeffrey Palermo On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 10:33 AM, Jeremy Skinner <jeremy@

I can see the new way you are using to write this second edition. I just read a few first chapters

Nathan, You might be right with the story-based approach. I have seen books in that format, and it is

The book is just about complete. There is only 1 chapter of 27 that still needs to be sent to the

Matt: Great chapter... I love the concept of using an array of custom action filters... I'll be

Hi all, Here is chapter 9 - Controller, Actions, & ActionResults , Action Selectors. For your

1.4: -- Just like how previous versions of ASP.NET decided the URL for your based on the directory

Great work! One question that I don't have a good answer to (this is related to Peter

Small point, but should be important in this case ... public class AspNetCache : ICache { public T

I just finished Chapter 2. I can never get through technical books very quickly but your style works

Chris, Thank you very much for the thoughtful comments. I will be sure to work them in for the 2nd

Another good chapter! However, a humble suggestion: I think readers would be better served with

Overall, a good introductory chapter. It has almost all of the fundamentals that I'd like each of

I noticed that #3 is missing from Listing 26.19 on page 15. Also, for Listing 26.13, is there a

Hi Matt, Page 8 - "...points that will be an our technical base for success..." not sure

Thanh, Thanks so much for the r On Jan 24, 2010 8:29 AM, "Thanh Dao" <thanhhdao@gmail.