Configuration :: Display Of Data-driven Elements Of A Website Corrupt?
Mar 26, 2010
I have a website using .Net framework 2 on a dedicated server who's display periodically corrupts - typically after heavy traffic numbers to the server. I can correct the problem simply by uploading a batch of user-controls to the server, or recycling the memory pool.
Has anyone else seen this type of effect before, where the display of data-driven elements of a website corrupt?
On my local machine I have created a database driven website. All is working well on my local machine.
Now I want to upload it to my Arvixe Hosting. How do I do that from Visual Studio 2010 Keeping in mind I have a Database too ?
Do I need to manually create a Database on the Server ? Do I then create all the tables Manually ? Do I then populate the tables manually ? Or is it a 1 button click ?
First, I am new to VWD 2010 and attempting to create a data driven website.
I am attempting to return a value from an sql server stored procedure and store that value in a variable. I have searched here and online and tried to follow the examples that I found. However, I have not been successful in making it work.
Here is my stored procedure:
[Code]....
Here is my VB code behind where I am attempting to get the return value:
[Code]....
I know that I have a good connection because I am using the same connection string from my WebConfig file and it is working in other instances.
Below is the error message that is being displayed.
'The formal parameter "@monRegAmt" was not declared as an OUTPUT parameter, but the actual parameter passed in requested output."
I'm used to developing private applications for very small amount of concurrent users (usually no more than 10) on very good servers, so I have never been pressed about stress testing my applications. That being said, this is something I want to have a better grasp on my applications.
FYI, all of my websites are based on ASP.NET 3.5 (WebForms), NHibernate (specially interested in testing it with numerous concurrent sessions) as the ORM of choice and require Active Directory authentication.
I'm trying to run a website (site2) that I've placed inside a folder (dir-site2) of another website (site1). The default file of site2 displays fine in every browser on my local computer, as in when I type http://localhost:45912/www.site1.com/dir-site2/default.aspx. But when I upload everything to my host's server and type this
http://www.site1.com/dir-site2/default.aspx I get a server "can't access" error message. I can't display any file that is inside the subdirectory, dir-site2.
I am in the process of putting a new site together which will make use of AJAX to pull through page content should the user have javascript enabled.
So, I am in the situation whereby every Action Method requires a check to see if the request was through AJAX or not, which is straightforward. If the request was through AJAX then I can return a partialview, if not then a full view can be returned.
With this pattern though, I'll need to create a View and a PartialView for every page on the site. The only real difference between them is going to the inclusion of the masterpage.
Am I missing a trick here is is this doubling up of views the only way to go?
I had a page that could get accessed through /site/test. Somewhere in my JS I would add a hash to the url like so #/site/test. JS would then watch for any hash changes and load the partial views as needed. If JS was not available though, an entire view would need to be returned.
So for each page I would need the view, which would then include a call to RenderPartial which would load up the partial view which would actually contain the page content. So, for every page there are two files. It just seems there should be a cleaner way of doing this.
To learn ASP.NET MVC, I am thinking of creating a community forum like SO where people can rate posts, users etc. and the user can thereby gain points. I just can't figure out if the points should be added to the user profile whenever an action is done (post rated up/down, user created new post etc.) or if it should be calculated from the different activities the user has done.
I have a few pro's and con's for both ways of doing it:
I was trying to get a webservice to display the content of a table, but keep getting HTTP 500 message. Here is my code: (The code builds OK, the problem comes when I Invoke the webservice)
[WebMethod] public DataSet ServiceRequestStatus() int? customerid = null; string username = User.Identity.Name; GOBdataContext dc = new GOBdataContext(); dc.GetCustomerID(username,ref customerid); //Stored Procedure if(customerid == null) { throw new Exception("Error: Invalid username!"); } var servicerequest = from cust in dc.ServiceRequestMasters where cust.CustomerID == customerid select cust; return (DataSet)servicerequest; }
I have been asked to take over and modify an existing dynamic web site made with vb and asp 3.5 on a shared hosting enviroment. The original programmer left and I have no access to the original documentation of the site, if any. Nevertheless, I have complete access to the web server and database server.
How can I import the existing wen site into Visual Studio and recreate the development enviroment.
I'm new to asp.net, but U have prior experience with VB and asp web development.
I sent a lot of time trying to trouble shoot IIS 6.0 yesterday on a pre-compiled website. I could never browse the default web page. I got the initial bar on the bottom right when I set up the site but then got a blank page. The I got frustrated with IIS and decided to try just copying all my web application files to the IIS server. When I did this the application worked! I have used pre-compiled sites before with no problem.
how to use System.Configuration in .NET and would like to know if there is a way to infinitely nest configuration settings in my web.config file.
Let's say I have two types of objects - a Page, and a PageGroup. A Page represents a real page on my site, and a PageGroup represents a collection of Pages and (possibly) other PageGroups.
I'm creating an ASP.NET/C# page where a user enters an ID at the top of the page, and when they press Submit, the page posts back and displays the data. Right now, the data fields are displayed at all times - even when the page loads and no search has taken place. This is not ideal as when they navigate a Menu with a MultiView I have made, some errors will come up. Plus it's obviously not good practise.
Is there a way I can hide all these elements (they are DetailsViews and GridViews, plus the MultiView and Menu) if the SQLDataSource is blank? So if the search returned nor esults, or no query has been executed yet.
I'm using an autocomplete contol of ajax toolkit. Yesterday a user found that it had stopped working (it wasn't generating the list as you type letters in the textbox). After hours of troubleshooting, I found that in web.config <httpHandlers>, this line
<remove verb="*" path="*.asmx" /> was placed after the <add> line like this: <httpHandlers> <add verb="*" path="*.asmx" validate="false" type="System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptHandlerFactory, System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35"/>
I have a large XML file and want to display out to the webform. So instead of parsing each xml node for the information, is there a quick way to display out the whole xml file to the webform without showing the xml element (display data only)?
I'd like to display certain elements of my page after an interval. I've tried using the 'UpdatePanel and Script Manager', but it seems to Refresh my page after each interval.
How do I prevent that from happening?
There are 3 parts that I want to display, each after 1.5seconds (Div with large letters "Success" (Will happen after a Page.PostBack), Div that Displays Comparisons, Div that Displays the Sample)
Is there a way to write the code inline, so when the page loads the timer intervals dont reload the page?
I have a website1 that works. I created a new website2. I went to windows explorer and copied website1 folders and files to website2 directory. I created aspnetdb in website1 using the membership provider service. I detached it from website1 and attached it to website2. When I run website2 in debug, I get message "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".
I have...a dynamic populated select box several input boxes a submit button form fields are loaded initially using cookies several dynamic populated divs
I want... start loading the content of my DIVs after all FORM elements have been loaded completely (= filled with data, select boxes are populated)
IE and Firefox (but not Chrome and Opera) not downloading the whole installer sometimes. File should be about 10 MB but is about 5-7 MB after download.I had written source code to download file as diffrent name than name in filesystem which may be the source of trouble. This is my code:
So, after all and after all these projects that have been done. What is the best way and I should consider as standard in the furute to start any further ASP.NET Projects that are database driven.
I have done many using
1. Store procedures and classes
2. One class to handle all the add,delete,update ...etc functions
3. ADO.NET
4. Using sql statements directly on the code (I know not recommended, it was my first project) :))
..and so on
What method you recommend in the future that will save me code and errors and optimize my application speed as well.