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InfusionSoftDotNet library v1.0.1.0 Released Today

The latest version of InfusionSoftDotNet library to enable Dot Net applications and Asp.Net web applications access the InfusionSoft API was released this morning on CodePlex at http://infusionsoftdotnet.codeplex.com.

One of the biggest changes in this version of the code is the addition of _LastException property to the isdnAPI class to allow you to retrieve any exception thrown during an API call. (Thank cchubb!).

This release is available in full source or as binaries with a sample Asp.Net application. This version will work with Asp.net v2.0 and up.

If you have any thoughts or additions that you’d like to see in this library, please leave a note in the comments below or in the discussion area under this open source project’s CodePlex page.

Quickly Map Manufacturers to Store in ASPDNSF Multi-Store solution

image I’m sure you’ve been there before. You (or your customer) have gone in and added all your products and defined which products go with which stores but then decided after the fact that you want to have a manufacturer’s page (or menu) that shows all the manufacturers of products that  exist in a give store on your Multi-Store solution.

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Running Asp.Net 4.0 Application on IIS6 under Asp.Net 2.0 Parent App

Phew, that title sure is a mouthful… but it is kinda hard to describe the problem in so few words.

I had just finished the primary work on a new customer’s website (http://www.BuyMyBatteries.com) and was trying to hook up the latest and greatest build of BlogEngine.Net (2.5) underneath it for the corporate blog.

The challenge, as you might have guessed is that while BE.NET requires Asp.Net 4.0, the server was running IIS 6.0 and more importantly, the parent website is running ASP.NET v2.0. Resolving this took a number steps but it appears to be working quite nicely now

Step 1

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AspDotNetStorefront Acquired by Vortx

image Wow, just when you think certainly areas of your life are pretty stable… Vortx, a leading integrator of AspDotNetStorefront software in Ashland, OR,  announced yesterday that they had acquired the Ohio-based ecommerce company.

One interesting tidbit that can be found on the press release is that they are planning a marketplace of plug-ins. Hopefully this will be more along the lines of the Android app and Google Apps marketplaces than the iPhone app marketplace, if you get my drift.

Not surprisingly, AspDotnetStorefront website has no press release up about this acquisition.

More details to follow as it is released.

AspDotNetStorefront Tip to Expose Keywords to Internal Search Engine

AspDotNetStorefront BlogThe newly launched AspDotNetStorefront blog launched with a bang recently. In addition to taking advantage of the opportunity to introduce the world to some of their unsung heroes in the Sales and Support department, their first programming tip is something that proved to be quite timely to one of our clients who was experiencing a particular problem with the internal full-text search.

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IIS 7.5 on x64 with 32bit applications

I recently upgraded my development laptop from Vista (with a failing hard drive) to Windows 7 with a smoking fast Hitatchi 500Gb 7200k drive. I’ve been totally stoked with the perfomance increase (especially boot speeds) so far.

I’ve working through a number of issues getting IIS and VisualStudio playing nice together when I ran into a couple of problems that I didn’t find resolutions for easily online so I figured I should blog them out.

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Recursing Through AppConfig File

While doing some updates to the EmmCLA program (more to come on this soon), I needed to have it loop through all the AppSettings in in App.Config file (the same should hold true for Web.Config for web apps) to find all occurrences of appsettings that were similar to a certain string.

A few Google searches later led me to the solution of using System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.AllKeys which returns a string array of all the keys in the AppSettings portion of App.Config:

// Loop through all AppSetting keys to find those 
// matching DBConn-xxxx
string[] AppSettings = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings.AllKeys;foreach (string s in AppSettings){if (s.ToLower().Contains("dbconn-")){
// Do Something Here
}}

I’ve posted this in case anyone else finds a need to do something similar. This saved me a great deal of work and hopefully someone else will similarly benefit.

If you find this of some benefit, please leave us a comment below and let us know how you are using it.