I've been a VB programmer for years, and friend asked me to write a program that does data storage and is executable from PC & MAC browsers. It seems like I need ASP.NET for this, so I tried to write a server-side 'hello world' ASP.NET program. I did this using VWD 2010 Express, and after successfully 'building' the website, it works great if I view it on the development machine. But when I copy it to my web server (running on a Windows XP Tablet machine) and try to view default.aspx, instead of getting a nicely-formatted page, my browser (IE8) is displaying the HTML source code. I tried hosting the site on both Apache and IIS , and I'm getting the same results.
1. What am I doing wrong?
2. Is ASP.NET the best platform for building a database-based application that can be viewed from both PC's and Macs? If so, should this work from iPads / Safari as well?
I'm using asmx web service to lock a folder on remote computer!
When I run web service on local machine everything working fine, but when I run it on remote computer nothing happen, folder on remote computer stay unlock!
I supose that I need to set security permission for this web service on remote computer, but i don't know where! So, what I need to enable executing this service on remote computer?
I need to open a Command prompt (cmd.exe) of a Remote server computer and Run a Command from my asp.net web application (C# laungauge). I have progressed till opening a command prompt of the webserver where the website is hosted. My code is:
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I have achived this using the VB script. The code is:
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In the above code psexec.exe is software used to access remote computers.nawinapp627 = Remote serverPlease help me to achieve above using C#.
i have to make a login page where user has to enter username & password to get message from remote server. actually its a API, where user send his username and password and get the reply. i have done the login page coding. but i don know how to catch the reply and disply it in window.
note that there is now database or connection string where we have to compare username & password. its simple url as:-
here in this string i have to replace the replace name and password with textbox values and post it. but it after posting i dont know how to catch the reply.
as soon as we click it. it replies as "invalid User Name or Password".
I want to populate members of a local computer group on a webpage and allow the user to add / remove users of that remote computer from a group say Administrators or Remote Users Group.
The application pool will be running with a user who is admin on all remove systems.
I am running a website from IIS on one computer and I want to view the web page on another computer. the only way I can do this is by using the ipaddress of the computer with IIS on it but would rather have a url. How can I generate a url or use a domain name from [URL]. I signed up for an account on that website but dont know how to use it. I dont know how to configure it.
Per different user mode, some pages should not be accessible by users unless they have a valid session key.In your opinions -- would it be better to have a list of acceptable pages in the master page, and check if the current page is valid for the current user? Or handle this on every child page?I'm thinking master page, just want to hear what your input would be.
I have a project that is based on a Master Page. I also have user controls that I use as well. Any page that requires scrolling in Design Mode will not scroll. The scroll bar is disabled. I have to switch to Source Mode and then add the text that I need or find the controls that need modified or updated. I have user controls that require scrolling as well but they work just fine. Only the pages tied to the master page. This is very annoying and only happens on certain projects.
I'm a bit confused. Using asp.net VB 2010 - how can i make it when someone types mydomainname.com it automatically pushes the site to www.mydomainname.com? I am using a hosted server so I dont have access to the IIS.
Also, how can i check on a certain page if the user is viewing that page via ssl? ex: send [URL]
I wondered if there were any 'tricks of the trade' to try and determine the user looking at a specific page. The server which currently hosts our Intranet is configured to use anonymous authentication so most of the usual methods return the account running IIS. I also have the same issue when trying to read the registry using some VB code.
I did get around this by using some VBScript to read the registry and get the username, but I seem to be unable to use this to determine if a column in a GridView should be visible or not. I have a stand-alone page and wondered if this was possible?
When i try to view a PARTICULAR page in my web site, it prompts for user name and password. Irrespective of providing proper user name/password and clicking OK or directly clicking Cancel button, the page is getting loaded properly. I am not sure why the authentication screen appears!!! It happens only for that particular page. Initially I thought it could be with file permission but copy pasted another page (which works fine) and renaming it doesn't solve the problem.
EDIT
I copied the source from the browser for that particular page and saved it as HTML. When i try to open the HTML file, it prompts for authentication.
Solution
I disabled the Integrated Windows Authentication in IIS and it works fine.
A client of ours uses a home owners association website as a service. They can add pages to the site. We added a page and used an iframe in the html code to display another website which is needed. It works fine in all browsers except some copies of Internet Explorer. For example, it does not work at my home IE8 but may for others.
But here is where it gets wierd! When I try to view it in IE, it fails by just keep trying and eventually fails. Then if I past the URL it is trying in the browser by itself, it loads. Then I go back to the association website and try and it will work by loading the website in the iframe page. It does this only after I view the website url by itself in the browser.
I am running a Access Database and I have a Intranet site, Administrators can post News to a table in the Access database and Intranet users can see the news when they go to the Intranet site.
Any important/companie news is posted to the Front page and the user can access the news vie a link.
BUT;
if there are more than one post when the user clicks on the link they can only read the first post.
When they click on the 2nd link the first post opens but the Activity ID from my table in access changes!
The Activity Id changes but the page content does not, I am using form view on the Activitydetails2.aspx to view the news table
I am trying to implement Login/Logout functionality in my website without using inbuilt functionality of Login controls in ASP.NET. In some pages, which require the user to be logged in, I have written this in Page_Load
if (Session["cod"] == null && Session["admin"] == null) { Response.Redirect("You need to Login.aspx"); } if (Session["cod"] != null || Session["admin"] != null) { LinkButton1.Text = "Logout"; } if (Page.IsPostBack == false) { log_bind(); grid1_bind(); grid2_bind(); }
But while I was testing this, I noticed that when I press the Back/Forward button on the browser, these pages are viewable without being logged in. How do I prevent this?
can i get information about the computer that enter my page , like the currently logged user on that computer and the ip address . and if i can get the currently logged user name , isn't that considered as security risk .
Ok so I've created a login page that accesses my Active Directory and challenges against it. What I would like, is if a user is logged onto the computer within the intranet with Active Directory Credentials for them to bypass the login to the web page.
However if they are outside of the building on a random computer, they should be presented with a login box just like they are now.
I'm creating a web site and I have this question, I installed a label with the name Userlbl in the master page, and the idea that I have, is when somebody opens the website, the label shows the computer's user, in my case Welcome: "Charly_csh"
I tried with this code, that I used before in access and it works, when I load the page on the localhost, but when I load on the server, it shows NETWORK SERVICE
My client has customers in 100 countries in which a customer can have access to more than a country. So, to show visual appearance to the customer, our client want to show world map and fill each country with a different color where the customer has access to.
Is there anyway to do this in ASP.NET?
If not ASP.NET, Is their any third party which does this stuff.
I have uploaded a simple hello world on my IIS server 7 (shared hosting). It doesn't work. Is it necessary to add a web config and what's the minimum in that case ?
Error says:
Server Application Unavailable
The web application you are attempting to access on this web server is currently unavailable. Please hit the "Refresh" button in your web browser to retry your request.
What my clients are used to: VB6 app running locally - can produce reports and labels directly to printers. How do I take that same user now in a web page and have them get that same report or label sent to a printer? Do I need to make a little VB6 or VB.Net app that sits locally to receive the DATASET and perform the print formatting? I should mention that all the print formatting information is in a table in the DB anyway. Or do I need to make PDF's or some other kind of document format on the server and send that to the user from the webpage.