I have two issues, both deal with the property editor window.I always view my files using the "Source" view.
I thought I remembered with VS 2008 that when my cursor was within the code for a control such as a button and you was viewing the property window for that control that it used to have an icon of a lighting bolt at the top so that you could view the events for that control. That button no longer appears unless I switch to "Split" or "Design" view mode, which has many bugs so I cant work in that mode either.
Also I have been working on a project for about 4 weeks now. When I first started the project I was working on some membership pages like my Register page which has an "email address" input field on it. I had dropped a RegularExpressionValidator on the page back then and double clicked the property in the property window for ValidationExpression. At that time it popped up a window to let me select from a list of standard expressions. At that time I picked the Email expression. Today I was working on my Contact Us page which also has an email field input on the page. I dropped the same validator on the page but now in the property window I cant get the pop-up window to appear for the Validation expression.
Have I done something to mess up VS 2010's property window?Does anyone know of a setting that I could have accidently turned off or on?
I know for those who dont use it may think this is minor, but it appears that VS2010 has done away with the "Brief" style editor. Brief style editing makes me way more productive since I am one that tends to spend most of my time in the code. Does anyone know how to turn on Brief style editing in VS 2010 or are there any plans to add it in?
I have an Editor control on my page and the user can go in use it hit save and that all works.
In another part of the page I have a simple dropdown to select a note and view it. When you push view it loads the text which was entered in via the editor control.
If the user used an order or unordered list. The text shows up but not the list part.
So if they did this:
Example ThisAnd this
What is displaying is
Example This And This
Without the bullets. Same for the numbers.
I have it going to a literal control which should render the html, but it doesn't.
I am building an asp.net site in which I need to have editor text boxes in different forms. I am planning to buy cute editor license but just want to check whether there are any alternatives available in open source.
i need to create a html editor for use to every page to update the web page content. By right, the html editor only can seen by administrator. So , i should create a custom web part/user control to update different table of database or create a custom editor zone better? how can we do it just like the share point html editor web part?
I'm using an ASP:Menu control declared in markup as:
[Code]....
This is a simple menustrip that just gives the viewer of my webpage the ability to set the natural size of the page to something more suitable to the size of their browser window or screen resolution. The onclick code:
[Code]....
This is ridiculously simple stuff; the Session Resolution set by the click event is checked and accounted for in Page Init and PreRender and isn't relevant to this issue.In Visual Studio 2008 Debug mode on Windows 7, the page and its Menustrip load and work just fine in Firefox and also IE8 - everything works exactly as expected.After moving the project to my deployment platform (a Windows 2003 STD Server running IIS), the page continues to work just fine in Firefox but in IE8 (from the same Win7 machine I tested IE8 with in debug mode) the Menustrip won't work in IE8... the top-level shows, but when I move my mouse over the Page Size link it doesn't pop out the various size options - the left border edge disappears but the menu items don't appear. I've verified that Javascript is enabled in IE8.
I have a panel that uses the RoundedConersExtender to round the corners on the border around the panel. It was working fine in IE7 but now in IE8 the top and bottom seem to be separated. I looked through previous questions and it seems that this was a problem with Firefox as well but no solution. Does anyone know a workaround other than using compatibility mode?
i am using treeview in my web application, when i collapse all the node root node becomes disconnect. i mean the root node line is broken. can any one tell me how to fix this issue.
I'm having a strange issue with MVC 2.0 that I can't find any information about.
Basically, I'm adding ASP.NET 4.0 WebForms URL routing for legacy pages on an application that also has MVC pages. Once I add *any* routes.MapPageRoute to Global.asax.cs, all of my MVC ActionLinks/etc immediately break and all point to the first "MapPageRoute" that was registered.
If I comment out the first MapPageRoute line, then all of my MVC links suddenly direct to the next MapPageRoute I have defined.
what's wrong? I checked my route names and none are duplicate, and none of the routes I am adding conflict in any way to my MVC routes. It seems as though I might have some sort of web.config configuration issue?
Is there a simple way to fix elements in a html document that miss the ending tag, or /> ending? I'm using ASP.NET with c# (loads html with the help of Html Agility Pack).
RSS 2005: Even though we are serving our Reporting Services site via ssl, the links (Home/My Subscriptions/Help/Search) in the upper left corner of all pages still link to http://
I see this is a bug (with work-around) for the Help link but I see no answer for the other links.
As an alternative, is there any way to remove or hide the links (Home/My Subscriptions/Help/Search) in the upper left corner of all pages?
I'm struggling with ASP .NET Validators JavaScript issue. Following function (part of framework generated code) tries to access validatioGroup attribute value using control.Field syntax. It works fine in IE, however in FF that value is always undefined. Consequently, validation always passes and my validation scenario is broken... Is there a way to get round it?
function IsValidationGroupMatch(control, validationGroup) { if ((typeof(validationGroup) == "undefined") || (validationGroup == null)) { return true; } var controlGroup = ""; if (typeof(control.validationGroup) == "string") { controlGroup = control.validationGroup; } return (controlGroup == validationGroup); }
I'm in the process of styling an asp.net menu in .NET 4 and I'm trying to understand the meaning of the StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass and StaticHoverStyle-CssClass parameters.My understanding is that the styles defined with these parameters are applied as CSS classes to the relevant elements, whenever needed. So I created my menu as follows:
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It works for StaticMenuStyle-CssClass and StaticMenuStyle-CssClass (the classes are applied to the relevant elements), but StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass and StaticHoverStyle-CssClass are not applied, regardless of the selected or hover status of an element. Here is the generated HTML:
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So as you can see, StaticMenuStyle and StaticMenuItemStyle are applied, but not StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass or StaticHoverStyle-CssClass. Not sure why. I know I can use selected but isn't the expected behavior that StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass be applied??? By using selected I make assumptions as to what .NET does behind the scenes and that's not right.
I have a .NET 3.5 web app that displays "resources". Each resource is a link to another site, document, download, etc. All resources are stored in a SQL backend.I'm looking for a method to be able to check all links in the DB, then mark the broken ones. Is there any .NET function that would service this? We could do it in our existing web app or build a console app or whatever. I'd also be interested in 3rd party software if it met my requirements.
In quite some scenario's, placing app_offline.htm in the root is just right: you do some updates, the message appears while updating, and that's that. The idea is, as Microsoft puts it, that before anything is called, IIS first checks if app_offline.htm is there and if so, it cancels everything and displays it.
So for so good, but in many situations it doesn't work:
When you have a compile error in an ASPX page and a user links directly to it When you have conflicting assemblies When you have a parsing error in your web.config In the midst of removing / uploading the entire site.
A direct link to a static HTML page is still displayed as suchm File-not-founds, access-denieds are thrown before the message is shown Possibly more scenario's exist that fail. My point is: for any serious updating work, app_offline.htm is not suitable. I sometimes create a redirect in IIS, to another site, but another site may not always be available and it can confuse users.
Ideally, I'd want to keep the current location in the url location bar of the end-user, show the message, and have the page auto-refresh each minute to see whether the site is back, so that the user continues where he left of when the site comes back. While technically easy enough with a static page, it will fail for the above mentioned reasons the minute an error is thrown.
I have a masterpage that contains a number of links. When I login to the secure area of my website, the links are broken they are trying to access the page as if it was stored in the SecurePages folder. Code below:
I have an MVC site that I've been developing and one of the requirements is cookieless sessions. When I use this code to start my forms. <% using (Html.BeginForm()) { %> I get the following output. <form action="/MyAccount/Home/Login" method="post"> if I use one of the overloads to specifiy the controller, action, route values, etc... <% using (Html.BeginForm("Login", "Home", new { ReturnUrl = Model.ReturnUrl }, FormMethod.Post)) { %>
I get the following output... <form action="/MyAccount/(S(npnaj4fn12x3ie45xzuyzjqn))/Home/Login" method="post"> I found this issue after I deployed it to our IIS 6 server. It works fine in the Visual Studio development web server.
I am trying to deploy my MVC application to IIS 7.5. According to the ASP.Net MVC 2 in Action book (pg 82) all i have to do is copy the bin, content, global, scripts, views, and web.config folders and files. However, when I try to go to the app all the image, scripts, and stylesheet links are broken. If I try to "fix" the links for example "../../Content/myImage.jpg" to "/Content/ccac_logo.jpg" the images will work in IIS but not in the local development server (that comes with VS). In addition, I cant get the script files (like jquery-1.4.1.js) to work at all when served in IIS. What am I missing?
