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this is a web-application with many users, so it's not like the application really get's restarted.

it's effectively to allow a form of scripting engine within the application. Users can write their own c#, which is then compiled at runtime, executed, then should be discarded so that it may be either replaced by a new version of the script or simply deleted.

hey all, I need opinions on something Im trying to do with dynamically loading DLLs please :) I have a bunch of dlls, compiled at runtime, and loaded in, then run. My intention was to load each into seperate appDomains through a RemoteLoader marshalling class, then have them produce their...

Heya, thanks both. I've been using HTML Tidy and the tidy function in visual studio for quite a while. It's not so much that it's a problem that it renders everything on one line, I just think it doesn't look nice. I know it's kind of picky, but I've always prided myself on producing not only...

Hi All Does anyone know how I can make my asp.net app output html code that doesn't look crappy when I'm generating it all with my code-behind? Even something simple like having it put \n linebreaks in or something, just so 90% of my page code isn't on 1 bloody line ?? <-- desperately hoping...

Hi I tried exporting as html, not modifying, then adding it as a View to the template, (untouched_*) and the + still fails to work. Any idea what may be happening here? Thanks Bob

Hi Appnair Thanks for your post, however I'm afraid it's maybe a little over my head. The only things I've modified in the custom view (as compared to the file generated when you click 'Export as HTML' from the Form Template) is the layout. I've not changed any javascript, or object names, or...

Hi I'm trying to create a custom view of a form template using HTML. The view can be created and restyled as much as I like fine. I have a number of fields in the Form template which are unlocked (So have the + icon next to them) however once the form is created from the template with the...