Here is a set of instructions for setting it up in case anyone else is looking. http://weblogs.asp.net/steveschofield/archive/2008/01/03/iis7-post-60-migrate-simplecms-to-iis-7-0-using-integrated-pipeline.aspx#5544486 

Mike, Two things you might want to check here. Make sure that you have a using statement at the top of your file including the namespace where the extension method is located. Without that using statement you don't have access to the method. You might also make sure that in your method declaration that you have "this" before the ...

As far as I know, since they are controls within a naming container (the template) they are only accessible using FindControl how you are already doing it. I am fairly certain that you will need to register them with the ScriptManager on every postback.

@Lambros Yes, the resources are released if you exit the using statement in a normal way. The using statement does work. I am posting a follow up to this with a short code example which shows this working. I posted it on my new blog. http://brendan.enrick.com/blog/returning-from-inside-a-using-statement/

Attention readers my blog is moving. You can now find my posts at http://brendan.enrick.com/ Please visit Brendan Enrick's Blog at its new location. The main changes you as the reader will see are just a new look on the blog. I plan on using more screenshots since the new blog will make it easier for me to post images. Please keep reading. I will ...

@Lambrose be careful there you took my quote out of context. What I said is "no matter how the execution completes". I am referring to cases when your application is still running because I say "completes", which implies that the program is able to stop. I then go on to state a couple of example cases where your application is ...

@David It will work, but only if you take the right steps. The code I explained above allows you to use the SelectedValue property with ViewState off. If you don't do something similar to what I've done above then you need to use the Request.Form.

I've got some code I need to write for the company I work for which will will be putting on the cloud. Since I started working with Microsoft's cloud solution a couple of months ago, I've noticed one problem that is probably very common with early releases of technology. The samples they provide just don't cut it. Some of them are pretty good, and ...

The cloud is nice and useful, but there is one feature which is vitally important to most applications in my opinion. The storage which is used in Azure pretty much will need to be used by every application. One of the reasons for this is because there is a little bit of management of processes which needs to be done. This I've noticed requires a ...

Earlier this morning we saw some very interesting Keynote talks here. A preview of Windows 7 was shown. We're finally seeing some really great direction from Microsoft. I admit I am very much submerged in all that is Microsoft considering my occupation, but I have plenty of times in the past been one of the people to attack the mistakes of ...