I use a custom MSBUILD XML file to build some of my projects so that I can run stuff to compress CSS/JS files and stuff like that. After installing Visual Studio 2010 and playing around a bit with suddenly my builds started to fail. C:Program Files (x86)MSBuildMicrosoftVisualStudiov10.0WebApplicationsMicrosoft.WebApplication.targets(132,11): error MSB4064: The “Retries” parameter is not supported
I have been playing around with the awesome performance measuring tool New Relic lately and have been struggling with some performance issues that would have been hard to find without measuring the actual metrics from the real production server. Anyway, during the different changes, I made I changed the option runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests from “true” to “false” in Web. Config
I have had problems doing proper 404 redirects in ASP.NET ever since I started to care about proper 404 pages. I do not have any trouble if the page does not exist. But say for example that I require a query string on some page and for some reason, I do not get a query string.
I was running some optional Windows Updates this morning and after I was done I noticed that my remote desktop connections become extremely slow. Our internet at my office has always been a bit up and down so I assumed it was some temporary issue. But it stayed there and then I looked at Windows
I got this strange Stackoverflow exception today in my MVC project. I have made some modifications to my data model and all of a sudden I got a stack overflow exception when I was submitting data via a form. I started googling about it and found this thread on the asp.net message board. It turns out that
I am a .net developer and haven’t done any PHP work ever. But I use WordPress and for some time now I have been looking for a plugin that could generate a URL for Amazon S3 that is “signed” and will expire after a certain amount of time. I posted the question on both WordPress and amazon forums but
I had a really hard time getting a simple cascade delete to work with the Entity Framework and I thought I had to write it down here so that I can remember it in the future. I was trying to delete an item from my database with some children. But I got the error A
I had this really weird problem just now. I have done some work with the ASP.NET Membership provider and everything has been working great. But when I tried to deploy my application to the server I got this: The ‘System.Web.Security.SqlRoleProvider’ requires a database schema compatible with schema version ‘1’. However, the current database schema is
I updated to WordPress 2.7 when it was released and on the surface, everything seemed to work just fine. Then today when I clicked an old link to one of my WordPress sites I got a 404 message. It turns out that Dean’s Permalinks Migration plugin stopped working after WordPress 2.7 (i assume at least, I didn’t
I’ve been struggling the whole afternoon to get some kind of continuous integration up and running. It started with that I got sick and tired of the Publish feature in Visual Studio 2008 because it just starts to fail from time to time and it’s kind of impossible to find out why because it doesn’t give any