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Re: My vote of 5 by Phil Lee NZ
Forum Message 13 May 2013  
Wow that's pretty high praise - made my day! :)
Forum Message 13 May 2013  
Glad I could help mate - I'm sure there's quite a few other who went through the same thing for part 2!
Forum Message 13 May 2013  
Hi Henry, Are there any *.user files in that directory as well? If so, have a look in them and see it there's an <EncryptedPassword> element - that might just be where your password is. Not t
Article 12 May 2013   license: CPOL
A site for managing and delivering virtual conferences - complete with embedded live streaming and chat.
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Forum Message 12 May 2013  
I know what you mean! I was in a similar situation, and found it useful to include links to the work of others who had written posts on specific scenarios, rather than rewriting them myself. That way
Re: My vote of 5 by Phil Lee NZ
Re: My vote of 5 by Phil Lee NZ
Forum Message 11 May 2013  
Thanks! Of all the discoveries I made during this challenge I think that realizing you couldn't just call .Save() and have an entire entity including children stored was one of the more poignant ones.
Re: My vote of 5 by Phil Lee NZ
Forum Message 11 May 2013  
Thanks Enrique, I'm glad you found it helpful. If there's any other features you'd like to see in the site please let me know, as the more suggestions I get the better! :)
Forum Message 29 Apr 2013  
Thanks Simon. The baseline will be to get the same features as for dotnetConf (thanks to Scott's blog post this shouldn't be too hard I hope!) Next up will be the ability to create your own conferenc
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