In an old ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site application I have reference to a class named ProfileCommon which gives me access to profile properties from the Web.Config. Now I'm trying to port this application to ASP.NET 4.0 and cannot compile because this class is not available in the 4.0 version.... What is the best way to get around this problem?
I have a class that is normally compiled into a .dll prior to distribution and used as a component library.
IE: vbc /t:library /out:xyz.dll xyz.vb (User would download then put the .dll in the bin directory and use Imports xyz Dim obj As New xyz ojb.Foo)
There is a need to write a line of content to the class file specific to the user prior to compile.
Is this possible via server side?
I believe my short question would be, can I call vbc.exe from a site hosted with winhost.com and compile a class.vb file through vbc.exe on the server? And how?
I have been able to reach IE via ASP.NET from my account there so I think it may be possible.
I have a complete web application code created by other developer using asp.net c#. I am trying to deploy it on IIS 7.5 on windows 7.
In this application, there is a root folder that contains very less code files & one web.config file. This code is online currently & when we open the url, it redirects to the sub folder which is
http://******.com/pages/home.aspx
On IIS when I try to open this same path locally as http://localhost/test_project/pages/home.aspx
I fired up my first asp.net 4 app put together with visual studio 2010 and IIS doesn't seem to compile my code behinds on the fly for some reason, I have to build the site manually.
How do I configure my app to compile code behinds on the fly? I looked around but I must be missing something. Never had this issue before.
Recently, I downloaded the source code (not Binaries) of latest AJAX toolkit and introduced some changes in Calendar extender. Now, I would like to build the DLL out of it so that I can add it to my project and use it. Now, when I am trying to build DLL, it fails. It never compiles for me. Infact, I am not sure which project/application file exactly do I need to run.
Every-time, I try to open any Solution/Project, I get exceptions either for some missing files or folders. I have both VS 2005 Pro and VS 2008 Express Edition installed. I need the libraries to be compatible with Framework 3.5.
I previously crate website in framework 2.0 before one year and there is working good on server. But Currently I download same site on my local machine and configure again in Visual Studio 2008 with framework 2.0 compiler then do new changes on site and it running good on localhost.But the same code I upload on server again They can't work code properly.In new code I changes some XML file that retrieve data and save data, but I add new code in this XML file so it can't work with new code but previous code is working as good as previous.
I have a base class that has a specific parameterized ctor. I use it as the base for several concretes. These concretes have zero need to alter ctor behaviour, and thusly, I see no reason to define one. However, as you may guess, I get the "class has no ctor that takes 0 arguments" error on compile. Is there a keyword I can place on the base class ctor that will prevent the error? Or maybe another way around it? This is indenpendant on any ioc usage by the way. It's merely a set of objects that MUST take an argument, and it so happens, the base class handles everything that it needs. The derivations simply no reason to re-declare the ctor, just to pass it on to base();
I'm using vs2010, asp.net 4 webform.Is there anyway which i can update a code behind file (ascx.cs) file without compile the whole site.because i just want to debug some ascx.cs file, and compile a big whole site will cost 1 minutes at least.
I have a repeater that retrieves questions from a database and displays them on the screen along with a group of radiobuttons. The radiobuttons display correctly and seem to work (only one can be selected per question), but I'm having trouble referencing the buttons from code-behind (C#) to see which button has been checked. So far I've been trying to access the radio buttons this way:here "current" references the index of the current question,
Things like .Checked (after the code above) do not work since the code does not recognize the returned item as being of type Radiobutton. The radio buttons are grouped, so if there is a way to find out via the groupname
I have a class (name PageBase) that is inhariting System .Web.UI .Page and all my .aspx page behind classes are inhariting this class. This way I have put some common things in PageBase class.
For showing errors I want to put showMessage funtion in PageBase as well so that I may have not put it in every page and it will easy to manage this way.
Probem is that how PageBase class will access a control which is in aspx page in its child class (child class of PageBase) .
I dont want to pass control as argument to function in parent class, is ther any other way ?
I am inexperienced using classes so I'm sure I'm not doing things in a standard way. I have created a hierarchy: Deals,Deal, DealSlots, DealSlot that is represented by 4 corresponding vb files So I can reference like so in my aspx pages dim alldeals as class Deals some id=Deals.Deal(1).DealSlots(2).PersonID I created a Public Method GetDealData which is in Deals.vb and gets data from a database and attempts to populate the class variables.I have a test.aspx that uses this function like so:
want to change the css class of this div tag from the code
[Code]....
What is the best way to do so?
Currently how i do this is, i create html table with id & runat="server" tag and then from code behind i add rows and columns to this table, is there some better way to do this job?
I want have a web application that I am putting together - but I have started to see that some of the things I am writing are repeated over and over, example -
GetDepartments() in the code behind has all the database connections and is linked to a stored procedure.All it does is return Department Names' and Ids', ie then bind them to a dropdownlist.My question is this I have seen Class files - I want to know if I can put this type of information in there and just call it whereever I need it in the site and then bind to whichever dropdownlist I need to?I have had a look around the net and even saw some examples by scott mitchell - but it used datasets (.xsd) files etc and dont want to be using them, plus it was a little over my head. Does anyone know of some good simple examples out there that I can follow, or maybe some examples on here?
i create a class library and i want my code behind the page be there. in my page like login.aspx is a login control and i want to write some code for that but i got some error i don't know what i'm doing rong. the code behind in class library is:
[Code]....
and the codes in login.aspx page is:
[Code]....
after i buld the project the code behind doesn't find the MainLogin control
I want to call css class that load background-image, font style,font size and so on...at the same time the code will load the button dinamically from database.. so that i want to put the CSS class, to change their image button when it default also when it hover.
I have some code in a button_click event in my webform that performs some actions (writing some xml files).But i wish to place all my XML code in 1 class within my webproject.But how do i exactly acces controls from my webform on this class?nd how do i link those 2 with each other?Ive tried inherit from System.Web.UI.Page in my class but seems thats not quite it.
