I've got a ajax page with 2 panels on it. On Panel1 there is a next button. On that panel there is a pref. button and a next button. But if i put the pref. button he should do an action, but thats not possible because there are requestedfieldvalidators on that page. So i need to fill the page first, and then i can go back.
But on the next i want the validators. How can i make this possible?
I had designed an website and read to submit it to my mentor
The site i developed need the user to login .
Once he signs out and clicks on BACK buttom the previous logged in page gets openned
how can i fix this problem i even tied Roll Based Security which didnt worked
Buttons inside UpdatePanels are automatically registered as triggers for that UpdatePanel. Is there a way to make the UpdatePanel ignore one of it's inside buttons? That is, to make it so that clicking this button does NOT trigger any sort of postback?
View 2 RepliesI am currently working on a CMS application that has multiple web user controls. If a user select a Master Page then Script Manager will be already available with them but if they select simple page the web user control's ScriptManager should be used. When I place ScriptManager inside Web user control it create conflict when used with master page. Can we do something to ignore usercontrol's script manager if scriptmanager already exist on the page. I hope I have explained my point clearly.
View 6 Repliestell me the use of Validaterequest False?
View 4 RepliesI'm using FreeTextBox HTML editor in some webforms in my asp.net project . if I do not set ValidateRequest property to false I get this error :
A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client
It's OK in admin folder though , Because only authorized users have access to work with it . But how about public pages like sections where every users have access to leave comments(using FreeTextBox for collecting users comment ) ? Isn't risky for XSS Attack ? If the answer is not Yes , So what's ValidateRequest property for?
My ASP.NET page contains "ValidateRequest = true". However, there is one textbox in the page for which I don't want ASP.NET to validate. Is there a way to make it false for that one control? If there isn't, is there a way to ignore the "Potential Threat" error, assuming it comes from that particular control?
View 1 RepliesIn the notes for Step 1 in the "How To: Prevent Cross-Site Scripting in ASP.NET" it is stated that you should "not rely on ASP.NET request validation. Treat it as an extra precautionary measure in addition to your own input validation."
View 2 RepliesWhat is the difference between enableEventValidation and validateRequest? Although the former is on postback/callback caused by a control (Server side only I assume?, the latter is on every request, which is caused by a control posting back anyway? Or would validateRequest kick in by a standard html link being clicked?
View 2 RepliesWhat is the difference between validateRequest (which validates form and querystring values) and also enableeventvalidation, which works on post/call backs? In specific, what confuses me is that validateRequest can only be possible by a postback as this is how form values etc will be picked up?
View 1 RepliesFYI I am using .NET 4.0 / MVC 3. In my controller, the following is my code:
[HttpPost]
[ValidateInput(false)]
public ViewResult Edit(ContentTemplateView contentTemplateView, FormCollection collection)
Everything works fine when I don't enter HTML, so I know the proper controller is being fired. Also, I have following set properly in my web.config files:
<httpRuntime requestValidationMode="2.0"/>
I only get this problem when I include the FormCollection (which is needed for this particular Controller). So what exactly am I doing wrong? [I have done what was proposed on the following questions, and they work as long as there is no FormCollection. None of them offer a solution with an included FormCollection] Why is ValidateInput(False) not working? Asp.Net MVC Input Validation still firing after being disabled ValidateInput Attribute Doesn't Seem To Work in ASP.NET MVC
Here's the situation. I have an aspx page that is designed to receive a POST request with some XML values, parse the XML, grab the relevant items, and write them to the page. The problem arises when I try to launch the page using the POST request. When I launch using Fiddler, building the request manually and just pasting the XML in the body of the request everything works fine and dandy. When I launch the page from a basic HTML form, however, things don't go so great. The HTML form that I'm using looks like this:
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When the page loads I get the error:
A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client Everything I've read so far has told me that the solution is to add ValidateRequest="false" to the page directive in the top of the .aspx file, or in the pages element of the web.config file. But neither of these work. Afterwards, I still get the same error. Any idea what I need to do to make this work?
Is it possible to send a html text entered in asp.net text box without making validaterequest to false.
View 1 RepliesI just updated my project to ASP.NET 4. All of a sudden, some of my HttpHandlers are giving ValidateRequest errors. This is because the user HAS to be able to put an XML string in the querystring.I know how to disable ValidateRequest on a page, but how do I do it on an HTTPHandler?
View 1 RepliesI've noticed that setting ValidateRequest="true" on the page blocks input of the form • but not • - which are the same characters. Does anyone know why the first type is not allowed but the second type is?I really could not find a place where it defines what is meant by dangerous script and what is actually blocked when the ValidateRequest is set to true.
View 3 RepliesI have a textbox and i want the user to be able to submit a youtube embed code.
Is this possible without setting 'ValidateRequest' to false?
Say I have a DisplayTemplate called String.ascx and all string properties get rendered using this style, even if I don't have a UIHint attribute on the model class.
Now, I want a way to say..
'for this particular string property, don't use the template and render normally'.
I don't want to create another template with a default rendering.
So is there any [UIHint(Ignore)] or some such way?
I am tring to ignore the textbox error message that textbox mode is multiline .
Here code that ignore normal textbox
$('#aspnetForm input[type=text]').addClass('ignore');
what the code for textbox mode is multiline ?
I am currently using Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0") to get information via XML. The App was built connecting from Point A to Point B, with A & B being 2 servers in different locations. Through a cloud, we setup both locations on the same server with different hostheaders... Since this happened, we are getting an "invalid cert." error when we try and make the XML connection. I changed to code to invoke SXH_OPTION_IGNORE_SERVER_SSL_CERT_ERROR_FLAGS, but it was recently brought to my attention that this could in fact be invalidating the SSL, and the connection is no longer secure. Does anyone know if thats the case?
If so, is there typically a problem with 1 server establishing an SSL connection between itself? The certificate has remained the same (a wildcard cert. enabling *.mysite.com) just the physical location of the servers is what moved (And technically the version of IIS was upped to 7).
If i have 3 asp.net checkboxes in my asp.net webform namely : CheckBox1, Checkbox2, Checkbox3 and a textbox namely textbox1
If Checkbox1.text ="1"
Checkbox2.text ="2"
Checkbox3.text ="3"
I WANT :
if checkbox1 is already checked ... if checkbox is remain checked and even after i check checkbox2 and checkbox3 then the output in textbox would be 2,3 ..... by ignoring already checked checkbox text ...
LOGIC I WANT : Ignore already check checkboxes and insert recent checkbox text to textbox1 as comma seperated string ...
Is there any way to completely ignore line break and tab characters etc. in RegEx?
For instance, the line break and tab characters could be found anywhere and in any order in the content string.
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Ignore RequiredFieldValidator for professional?
View 2 RepliesI built an assembly, and that assembly refereces a DLL in my bin folder (lets call it Bob.dll). so multiple users may have different versions of Bob.dll...but by and large they all function the same.
However when my assembly gets dumped into the bin folder, it wants the version it was compiled against.
Is there a way to compile a reference such that it'll just be happy with ANY version?
I know it can be done with assembly binding in the webconfig, but I dont want users to have to do that.
I am working on my CMS project based on ASP.Net MVC2, I have implemented my VirtualPathProvider and VirtualFile for my master page, to use a master page in db.
It works as below:
I indicate the MasterPageFile in the aspx/ascx file.
<%@ Page MasterPageFile="/Content.master"
Then override VirtualPathProvider.GetFile to load the master page from db, "/Content.master" is the key to search in the db.
Everything works fine for me, except
IF I click "Build Web Site" in the context menu in VS2010, I will get an error says "The file '/Content.master' does not exist."
My master page is stored in db and this error is normal, Is there a way that VS2010 can ignore this error?
I am looking into the BuildManager relative code, seems complicated.
I am trying to populate an asp:Menu control using an XML file. I want the menu node's to display horizontally across the control in a static view, and have the SubMenu nodes expand dynamically from them.
The problem is I don't want the Top node to show up at all. Right now my menu has the Top node show and everything else expands dynamically from that. How do I tell it to ignore the Top node for my menu?
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