I have a web application which can display the statistics chart (.png format) to the web page. The chars are generated automatically every day by another application.
If I move the charts (all are in the server) into my web application domain, I can display them without problem. If I reference those charts directly without moving to my web application domain, "the file can not be found" error occur. The following 2 statements, the first one work, the second one has problem.
<img src="/Charts/graph_Ewma/Ewma_Obvs_108_nObvs_12.png" alt="Chart is not available" />
<img src="C:/R_Info/Proj/graph/2011-02-06_2011-02-17/Ewma_Obvs_108_nObvs_12.png" alt="Chart is not available" />
My question is how can I display the external .png files directly from where they are without moving them to the web application domain?
I am using a thrid party website for a service. I transfer control and data to an external URL provided by the service provided. Once the service provider processes the data, it transfers the results and control back to a page in my website. I would like to allow only the service provided URL/page to redirect to my website. Is there any way to do this?
I am using hidden variables on a form and a button control with the PostBackUrl attribute set to the service provier URL, to submit the data and control to the external webpage.Will Service Variables help me achieve the above objective?
I have to duplicate some settings (like connection string) between a web.config file that a WCF host uses and a web.config file that a web client uses.
In the interest of not duplicating, can I have both the web.configs read from a separate xml file? The two web.configs can be entirely in different solutions/projects so I guess this is not possible, but wanted to get other's opinion.
PS: I do understand I can use a database to store all the config settings.
First,I uploaded a file in a external server and got a url from that server.Now i want to download that uploaded file from the external server through that url which i got from that server through asp.net and c#.I wrote a c# code to download that file, but during that process i got an exception "Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown".The following is the c# code which i wrote to download:
Depending on a parameter, I want to include html from different files in an aspx page (this is a section of the page). Here is how I am trying to do it:
in aspx file:
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in C#
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The problem is, whenever I edit the "include" files in VS, VS saves them as UTF-8. Then when I open the web page, there are three extra characters where the included html starts. If I go into a different editor, I can change the format to ANSI and then it displays okay in the web page.
I have two questions: 1. Is there a way I can save the file in VS as ANSI so I don't get the three garbage characters? (I tried saving as file types .htm, .txt, and .inc but none work.) 2. Is there a better way to do this so it does not matter if the file is UTF-8 or ANSI?
I have the option of having a VB function to re-format a file within my website or to have the program given to my 12 member (only) user group to re-format. Which is better ??If its not part of the website, each of the 12 member user group will have the VB.exe code to run that generate the file and it can be uploaded to the website.If the webiste runs its own vb code, it will require the data to be upload and then generate the file.
I have a web application which consists of many aspx pages ... one of them shows a grid with rows that can be exported to a file via button click. This works fine. Now I want to have that feature which allows a user to access an external link to this page (or another) and to export to a file and download. I dont need any information on the page, just the file download. How could I do this also including security features like encryption?
I'm trying to figure out how to save my XML file in the outside location.
I have a Main web app that uses an XML file as a datasource for one of it's pages. This XML file is generated manually by accessing a utuility page in the same app. I created a utility app that resides outside of the Main app ( it's on my C:/Inetpub/wwwroot) but it should save an XML file in the directory of the Main applicatoin. My utility works fine if I need to save to C:/Inetpub/wwwroot/XMLFiles) but I when I try to access the file at the Main application something like that:
It gives me an error: System.Web.HttpException: Cannot use a leading .. to exit above the top directory. If I just type full URL it says that URI cannot be resolved.. How can I access that Tests.xml file to update it?
I need to display html text (terms & conditions) on a page. This text comes from an external html file. The reason for this is so the text can be changed as and when needed in the external html file and web page would display the up to date text. Also html will also handle text formatting.
So my question is how can I import html text from an external file and display on a web page?
I am developing a user control (ascx) in ASP.NET which uses javascript for manipulating controls. Currently the javascript code is inlined and uses <%= somecontrol.ClientID %> to get the control it needs.
I want to put the javascript file in external file but from external file I cannot use the above syntax for retrieving controls. I have read about possible solutions in this and this answers but the problem is that the user control can be placed multiple times on page. This means that the Controls array (mentioned in the answers) will be rendered several times with different items. As a result the script will not be able to retrieve the id it needs. If I put <%= ClientId %> in the name of array that holds items then I will have the same problem as I am trying to solve.
I programmed a WebForm where I can add dinamic FileUpload elements and upload a variable number of files. So far no problem.
My problem begins when I try to automate this process in a class Uploader (external to this webform so it can be called from any other form or module). In my form's Page_Load() I instantiate this class and call the method uploader.layout(Me), which definition you can see next:
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I get an error
El control 'FicheroUpload1' de tipo 'FileUpload' debe colocarse dentro de una etiqueta de formulario con runat=server. Which means something like The control 'FicheroUpload1' of type 'FileUpload' must be set inside a form label with runat=server.
Where is the error? Can I insert dinamic elements in a form from an external function, such as this class method?
I want to export Asp.Panel content(text, GridViews) with CSS to PDF from C#.NET. I am using iTextSharp and RenderControl with Asp.Panel, but CSS is not rendered in PDF.
How can I solve this problem (with iTextSharp (if is possible) or in another way) ?
Under Visual Studio 2010, I'm developing an asp.net application. I added a folder to my project called Flash. Under Flash folder I added a swf file with its external resources to run.
The folder content: 1- ScrollingImages.swf file to lunch the flash 2- ScrollingImages.xml file that the swf file uses to read images from thumbnails folder 3-thumbnails folder which content images used by swf file. I can embed the swf file to html easily using this code:
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But when I use the same code to embed it to asp.net page I will have a problem that the flash will run but I cannot see the images so the swf file unable to locate the xml file and the folder of the images location and they all in the same folder.Here is the code I used in the aspx.net content page.
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I also tested it in aspx.net page and I'm getting same result no images appear. I know that the problem is related to who to embed the swf external resources (the xml file and the images folder) to the aspx.net page but I searched a lot and I could solve it.
I want to maintain different user authorization lists for different environments. I know that connectionstrings can be broken out in an external file with configSource, but how would I do this for the following?
Right now it reports the following error: "Cannot locate the resource". I figure that I am specifying the url incorrectly. This javascript is in an external file located in the same directory as Default.aspx .
