I have a large directory structure with JavaScript, images, etc. that depend on each other. I would like to encapsulate it all into a DLL so I only have to reference one thing and not have multiple copies of all these files across projects.
Because the files depend on each other, I'm thinking I can create an IHttpModule that registers a route to accept URLs such as /MyEmbeddedDir/subdir/file.js. Anything in MyEmbeddedDir would then be handled by a custom IHttpHandler that does the correct mapping. Each web application would then need to reference the DLL and add the module and handler to web.config. Does this seem reasonable?Also, is there an easier way to embed/reference the files than to set the build action to embedded resource and add [assembly: WebResource(...)] to each file (there are dozens!)?Edit: If I'm not using WebResource.axd then I shouldn't need to add [assembly: WebResource(...)]
I'm building a site that can possibly have millions of users (yes ambitious!). Each user can upload an image or two for his/her profile. How would you architect the directories to support this type of thing? I was thinking of having a users subfolder off the root dir where each user will have their own sub-dir that corresponds to their userId created at registration time. I could then upload their profile pics to their corresponding sub-directory under the users dir. Seems straightforward but am I missing anything? Can I have a million sub-dirs under the user dir? NTFS supports it so my guess is YES.
I am working on an ASP.NET application which has one data entry form. this form contains one field which takes Path for existing webforms.Suppose i have a form name "XYZ.ASPX" inside my working directory eg. "WEBPAGESXYZ.ASPX"Now my requirement is "Can i have a browsing control which will restrict me to browse pages and user controls in my wrking directory only and not the whole computer"
Can you point me to a url for the proper directory structure to create for a new website?I can create a website project and add class library projects to the solution to create a fully functional website.My grey area is that I need to zip up the web site solution and hand it over to the client.I'd like to make sure that I hand over a solution with the most proper directory structure.I'll run you through a scenario:
1. Select File > New > Web Site > ASP.NET Web Site from the main menu 2. Save with a path of C:ProjectsTestWebSite 3. Right-click the solution in VS and select Add > New Project > Class Library 4. The new class library is added with an automatic path of C:ProjectsTestWebSite (2)MyClassLib1
It seems like there should be a way to create a better structure for this but I'm just not following the correct process. Can you point me to a url with instructions for managing a proper structure for this?
I'm working on an application which will store around 50.000 images within it's first year and another 75.000 in it's second. Images can come from Galleries, news images, article images and profile images. So I want to give each image a GUID and store the GUID in the database.As for the directory structure i was thinking of something like this:
So I'm using the first 4 characters of the GUID as my directory structure to spread images a bit more evenly between directories. Now I have some questions about this approach:Is it considered good practice to store all different kinds of images together rather then use ~/Images/Upload/Profiles, ~/Images/Upload/Articles etc.I'm also storing thumbnails and they have a different GUID obviously so the thumbs will not be in the same folder as the original and somehow that doesnt give me a good feeling but I guess it should not matter but.Same goes for Galleries, I'm used to store galleries in folders like ~/Images/Upload/Galleries/12 , and now all the images from a gallery will be scattered around in different subfolders, is this a big performance hit?Do you guys have any other ideas for directory structures?
As you can probably see I'm a bit afraid to use this approach but since there will be lots of images maybe even more then the numbers i gave i have to let the control go I think :)
I'm looking much more closely at the idea of universal conventions over configuration for my projects (versus 'home-rolled' conventions, or grabbing from a variety of conventions).However, I'm not seeing much, if anything, about the preferred location of ASHX files in, for example, ASP.NET MVC projects (as well as Web forms projects).
Is there a recommended directory structure for these? Perhaps there's a published specification with a much larger directory structure accounted for?My personal convention has been to place these within a top-level Handlers directory, but I honestly haven't personally seen any other projects that really do this.I suppose, depending upon what it does (for example, generating an image), that one could argue this might go into the Content directory, but it seems this directory is generally used for static files.(Aside: One could argue that ASHX files are not needed in MVC projects, but based on questions posted here, it appears ASHX files still have their place in MVC projects.)EDIT: Ignore MVC projects, since I'm suggesting that as one example. How about Web Forms, then?
In above link you clearly describe (How to display directory folder structure). Â
The path only works when the folder insight the project.
When I put folder outside the project it didn't work. What type of changes I need to made to acces the folder outside the poject. & How can I show other details of files which are including in folders Like. Last Modified Created Date, Modified Date etc..
I am using System.directory services namespace in framework 2 to query active directory. I have used fixed user account impersonisation in the web.config file, find the code:
I have disabled anonymous access in IIS. Also i have given Read & write access to the account tang09 for the website virtual directory and Microsoft.NET folder located in windows folder. But still i get prompted for the domain username and password to access the website.
I am generating a System.Drawing.Bitmap on the fly in an ASP.NET Custom Web Server Control, and then I want to serve this bitmap as part of the WebResource, because I do not want to save it on the hosting computer. Is there a way to instruct ASP.NET to serve the generated System.Drawing.Bitmap as part of it's WebResource? (therefore making it an "Embedded Resource")
Does anyone know a good way to embed user controls inside an assenbly so they can be reused across projects. I am not looking to create custom web controls. I have ascx files from different projects which I want to centrally use.
We're including the lines necessary to wrap the page, but it comes out looking very funny. The formatting is messed up and it shows this:
MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Document-Type: Worksheet Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="----=_NextPart_01CB60A3.2553DD60" This document is a Single File Web Page, also known as a Web Archive file. If you are seeing this message, your browser or editor doesn't support Web Archive files. download a browser that supports Web Archive, such as Windows® Internet Explorer®. ------=_NextPart_01CB60A3.2553DD60 Content-Location:
i want to embed flash in my website. I want one player to appear on my page with multiple hyperlinks or movie names. when i click on a certain names, it loads in the player. How do i do this, what is the recquired code?
How to integrate Windows Application into Web Page? i want to embed SAP Application screen (EXTRA! X-treme) into Web Page to easily enter values from SAP screen into web page.
I have a modalPopup that I am using for the end user to add some information. One of the items that I need added is a Date. I am trying to use the Calendar from the ToolKit, but not having any luck. It appears that when I activate the modalPopup, the Calendar pop up also activates. Therefore, the Image that I have for the calendar is not working, the calendar is automatically displayed, and when I click a date, the modalPopup closes not just the calendar.
I am in the process of creating a photo blog website for my photography. To outline my website, basically I want my homepage to be the blog where I'll upload a daily photograph. In addition to the photo blog, I want a number of static pages such as Contact, Biography, Galleries (here's where my question fits in...).
In the static galleries pages, what is my best option for creating galleries? Would I be better off coding it from the start in C# or embedding an HTML website that is creating from Adobe Lightroom? To give you an idea of what I want, take a look at my current website which is www.nigelivy.com. I would like to create a similar site in terms of look and feel, but the reason I am re-writing the site in ASP.NET is because I want to increase my functionality, I already have some knowledge of ASP.NET, and I have a Windows Server which is ready to host the site.
I am trying to test out some characters from a querystring to see how they render as HTML. Unfortunately the ASP.Net controls that I have tried so far like label and setting the inner html fo a div tag have only resulted in the following result:
I noticed this string earlier tonight on an article about trackback spamming that I would really like to try out [URL], but the problem is that I can't get an ASP.Net control to render this as HTML. It only renders it as text.
The whole idea is to produce URLs that create hyperlinks to your site when stupid blogglers add your code to their page of opinons that matter not, yet are important to them.
Developing site that have requirment to play/stop the wav files. What options I have to fulfill these requirment.
One option would be to useHTML <object> tag but i think i can't access this in the C# as we can do for the other server side controls and in this case i need to handle everything in Java Script.
I also think embedding media player is not a good option in this way clients need to install the media player or plugin in case of firefox.
So do I have any option in which i can handle the player through C# class and play with it.
This player should be able to play the wav files and should be supported by the firefox and internet explorer.
Im trying to send a newsletter which is in html format with multiple images in it. I would like to send it as an email, preferabby with no attachments.
I tried using LinkedResource and using the alternateview property in ASP.net, But either the email gets sent out with attachments or there is jus one image displayed.
After lot of searching I accidently bumped into LinkedResourseCollection which would enable multiple images as a collection of the linkedresource.
But now im unable to link this collection to the Alternateview(html). Also the part of - htmlView.LinkedResources.Add(coll); is not permissable.
I need to integrate two websites that reside on two different domains. User accesses the first app, automatically signs in the second, and can navigate from the first to the second.
My idea was to use an IFRAME in order to embedd the second app inside the first.
Did anyone encounter any issues with such approach? can you recomend something else which makes for sense.
I have an embedded file in an assembly. It looks something like this:
[Code]....
And is called like this:
[Code]....
Everything works just fine, except for every once in a while, I get a slew of http file not found errors when the browser trys to access the resource WebResource.axd?d={0}. (where {0} is some long encoded identifier).Is there a way to give each resource a consistant identifier or name?
I am trying to send the meeting information via mail and in the mail content I would like to place a link to to the google map site, so that the meeting place could be seen on the map.
What would be the best way to construct the google map url string [URL] , for a particular address.
i am building an application  everytime the user clicks on a particular link i want the page to load a PDF document. This pdf document is basically a questionnaire template.The PDF template will have questions that will have atleast 2 dropdown list, these options will be extract from an sql database into a drop down list within the pdf document.Further some of the questions on the questionnaire should have options and those options must must be poulated from an sql database.
I just wanted to insert flash animations into a page using Asp.net, advise me the simplest technique for enbedding flash in to asp.net page.And on clicking a that particular flash , it should be redirected to another suitable page.
