VB 6 to .NET Migration use of ByRef

So, I just recently started to migrate my website from 3.5 to 4.0.   I am running in a bunch of issues but mainly 2 so far that have me stumped.

1. I have a custom URL rewrite module that I use, and it seems like it's being ignored to some extent.  It works fine if I run it through Visual Studio 2010 debugger, so I have no idea why it's not being fired. 

2. In some of my pages, I reference a BasePage class instead of System.Web.UI.Page.  The ones that reference this BasePage class works fine, but when I use System.Web.UI.Page, I get : Object reference not set to an instance of an object when I try to create an object.

Any ideas? 

Hi,

I'm currently having a problem with one of our old .Net 1.1 applications. For generating the user interface, a lot of incude statements were used.

<!--#include file="includes/header.aspx"-->

In these includes, the variables from the parent files are used.

Now I have to use at least .Net 2 and Visual Studio 2010. The problem is that VS tries to compile these include files, which of course failes.

Is there any way to restore the old behavior again?

Thanks,

  Theodor

How to write lamda expression with ByRef/ref parameter in c# ??

The code below causing syntax error:

item.OnAction = (p1, p2, ref p3) => {
   .....
   .....
   return true;
};


item.OnAction = (p1, p2, & p3) => {
   .....
   .....
   return true;
};

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Hi we are migrating a website from a proprietary system  to a new system built inSQL 2008.

We have created a lookup table that contain the UrlAlias of every individual page and its associate id. On every page request the new system has to query the lookup table with around 6,000 pieces of rows to get its id.

Now i am afraid of the load it would generate on our server and make the system slow?

Is there any work around of doing this using rewriter, regular expression etc

Hi All,

I've just execute the C:\>stsadm -o preupgradecheck command to check my upgrade / migration process, however it come back with the following two error: 
FeatureInfo... Failed 
SiteOrphan... Failed

how shall i proceed with the migration then ?

all of the other result seems to be fine so far.

C:\>stsadm -o preupgradecheck