Architecture :: Admin Website And Main Website Under Same Solution?
Jan 7, 2011
I want to put my website project and admin website under same project as I want to use session and authentication of the main site. Also I want to show the admin, the page, where he has made changes. But the problem is whenever I will change anything in admin pages, I've to build the entire website. I don't want to do that. Can I build that separately?
I don't want to choose the option of building all pages separately as well.
Is there any alternatives of doing that. Separate projects for admin and website will come up with many other challenges. So I would like to avoid that.
I have a simple online store where there are products that can be put into a cart and purchased. There is a admin page that can be logged into so that new products can be added or existing products can be removed or edited. To get to the admin area I need to put a /admin/index after the main page loads up. If I want to give my friends (from any location) the ability to add new products should I create a link to the admin area on the main page (like at the bottom) of the main page or should I just tell them to type in /admin/index after they go to the webpage?
I currently have a dedicated server running a number of sites, one of these sites I would like to add a subfolder to which runs a seperate index.html file, so effectively it looks like a different site.
I am struggling to acheive this, can anybody give me the steps involved to make this happen?
To clarify, i have a web address for example www.mydomain.com and would like users to browse to www.mydomain.com/subfolder and open up a sub folder.
I have a .net website that I've built but here's the catch - when it's deployed I don't know whether it will be deployed to the root of the site or to a sub folder of a larger site (and it needs to be able to move around between places)
And - here's the important bit - we will have zero access to IIS on the live server so this just has to run straight away.
So far I've managed to find work arounds for things like paths to resources but I now need to use a 3rd party component (.dll).
Normally this would go in the bin folder and, if I run my site in the root of the website it works fine but, as soon as we move the site to a sub folder, the reference to the 3rd party component wont work.
Now - I know normally you'd suggest creating a virtual directory under IIS but remember - I HAVE NO ACCESS TO IIS.
So - is there a way to still use 3rd party components in my project and have my project all run in a sub folder of a website?
And no - I can't move just the bin folder to the root of the site - it all has to sit within its own folder.
How do you create your web site data admin for your customers. Do you do them programatically or do you use any specific tool?
I have been using AspMaker and is not a bad option but I'm sure there are a few more options out there. I've seen that MS has a Web Data Administrator but for me it looks more than an sql server web admin tool rather than a frontend that has the business logic.
I have an asp.net website for a car dealership. I wanted to create an admin site where personel from the dealership can add and delete cars to the site. how do I get started? what shall I read up on? I've read some of the security knowledge to add login and user accounts and what not, but now I am after setting up the website to allow this. do I need a sub domain to allow this? is that the only way? the web hosting company I am using (discountasp.net) will make me pay more $5 a month to use sub domain
I am planning to develop around 4 product catalogue websites. The functionality of all the websites would be same. however the design, images and css would be different.
All the 4 websites will use the same admin panel, forums and database(MS Access) also.
How should I create such a system.
I dont understand what kind of folder structure should I create.
I would like to create following kind of folder structure.
I am currently designing an ASP.Net web site where does not required any user login on the page. However, I do need to put an Admin page up along with this web page for my client use to manage the content on the page (e.g.: Change Pictures, Updating News). For security reason, I do not want to include a separate page sit reside in the site, so nobody can even try access to the page [URL]
I have a secure admin section in my website, only logged in users can gain access to this section, its controlled from the web.config file like this
[Code]....
This has all works perfectly well until now. Ive created a page that has an accordian control on it from the ajax control toolkit, as soon as I place this control on a page and run the web page, I get this error
i wanted to give an email option to the admin of a website where he can enter multiple email id's and a costamized text etc , and the sending message must be stored with the details of the timings and date and to whom in send.
i will upload my pictures in image folder located in admin folder ,but because admin folder will be visible only to site administrator ,so web site visitors cant see these pictures in each page that are inserted.
i do save pictures in a editor :my code is:
[Code]....
how can i upload my pictures in any folder in main directory not in admin folder?
how can i get path of a folder in main website directory for save image in it?
I'm trying to edit some code in a website solution which I have opened in vs. I notice that there are only 3 files showing and it doesn't have a web.config and it uses a popup box when I debug it instead of opening up a webpage like default.aspx. I see that I have to use debug.write and not response.write as I normally would. How can I see my debug.write statements?
I have "inherited" an ASP.net 2.0 VB project and have been given a list of items the customer wants changed. This is not my original work, I've "inherited" it from another coder who went AWOL. The customer just wants the site to work, but has found a few issues that need to be changed. Unfortunately, the project is over budget and is about a year overdue. Thus, there's no time to update it to .Net 3.5.
I started using Reflector and have a fair understanding of the classes and methods defined. What techniques have you used when modifying an existing codebase? Do you re-create according to your practices and methodology, or try to adhere to what the previous coder did?
I am currently developing a website for a friend of mine who is a dj. I have a login page, which works fine however i want to inplement a menu that only users with the Administrator role can view. I have done alot of research and i have found ways to stop a user from visiting a page, when they click on it it takes the to the login page. But i want to completely hide the menu from Non Admins.
i have designed a website in that i have image tool but the image must change dynamically the changes is made in admin page.. by which tool we cn obtain that......
Is to possible to make a configuration entry (web.config). That automatically compiles a referenced project(for example a class library) when the site runs? This would be easier for me to maintain on my hosting server. Otherwise i have to always recompile the files and upload them again for every small change.
I have one of the .Net site running and want to implement web-parts on that site. well I am not using (aspnet_Users, or aspnet_Membership) defaults tables from aspnetDB but I have my own login controls and create new user contols ect on the site. so in short I have the users uniq ID when logged in from our corporate database nothing similar to aspnetDB.
Hecen want to know can I impelemt webparts in the existing site by just importing the tables from aspnetdb like (aspnet_PersonalizationAllUsers, aspnet_PersonalizationPerUser) to my database and what else I will require apart from these tables?
1. which list of store procedures I should coopy?
2. Any modification to my web.config?
3. Are their any functions/classes which I might have to copy to my App_Code folder to work these webparts with my exisitng site and userdetails
I just published my website to my webhost, and for some reason it's giving me errors. So I copied the solution and it works correctly.
What could the problem be? I think a possible problem may be that there's a process that creates a directory so it can copy files. By copying everything from the solution to the ftp, everything works correctly. If I publish the site, it somehow does not create the directories.
Is there something I'm not doing correctly? I've published in a local folder, and then copied to the FTP. I've also published directly to the FTP. Neither of them work.
this seems to be a problem only on my new PC, not my prior PC or my coworkers PCs. But, as far as I know, I have installed VS2005 the same way, including the VS80-KB915364-X86-ENU.exe and WebApplicationProjectSetup.msi additions.
I have a VS2005 Solution called 'Intranet' made up of several web projects. One of those web projects is also called 'Intranet'. All of the projects should load as Web Application Projects, which they did on my prior PC.
Now, the 'Intranet' project seems to be opening as a Web Site project. The name of the project in the solution now shows as "C:...Intranet" instead of just "Intranet" and is not recognized as being part of the SourceSafe project(no lock icon shows). If I right-click this project, "Build Web Site" is one option.
How to access proxy class of a web service which has been referenced in the website project of a solution within a class library project in the same solution?
I mean no web-service reference/setting is added to the class library and instead it needs to be picked from the web project.
I have two websites (one asp classic and the other asp.net) which we would like to implement some kind of security based on the client's hardware. We want something other than a password which could be shared. The purpose is to be sure access to information on the websites is not shared.
We were contrmplating storing hardware info in our database and validating against that upun website entry.
I have been looking into ActiveX (it would be acceptable to limit our users to IE), although we do have users who would like to use I-Phones. I have done no ActiveX development myself but have found a few articles on the web about ActiveX but that whole approach looks complicated. And also there seems to be a 64bit issue making it even more difficult.
So, I wonder if anybody has any advice as to what the best options might be for securing the website access in a way that would prevent sharing?
i have two solutions, 1st one is webapplication, 2nd one is website.
the 1st soltions (webapplication) includes aspx pages, user controls .... etc.
the 2nd solution (website) also includes pages, user controls ... etc.
now i need to combine between those, so i copy the webapplication inside a folder in the website, and i put the DLL's for the webapplication inside the main Bin folder, and the theme's like so.
but after that, i make some changes in the source code of webapplication, i build the solution, but the new source code updates doesnot appear in the run time !!!! its still running the code before i make combination !!
does that because i make the 1st solution as a webapplication ?
how can i convert the 1st solution to a webapplicatoin? or in other words how can i make combination between webapplication and website to run as one solution?
