Problem - when an error occurs, this page does not return HTTP status "500". It comes as 200. So link checkers and spiders do not see that there is any problem.
How can I send the 500 HTTP status along with the static 500.html page?
Requirements:
I must use redirectMode="ResponseRewrite" I can't use a dynamic page, only static .html.
Due to some strange things I need to write an http module that sends a status code 200 whenever it recieves a request for an .ics file. I tried to do this in the begin request setion of the http module but that doesnt seem to be soon enough.
When file is not found it correctly display 404.htm page but the issue is when I do Fiddler trace it returns 302 as HTTP status code.This is a big issue for search engine page indexing due to this lot of broken links still have been indexed recently because of this in my web site. how can I prevent returning 302 as HTTP status code for file not found errors and return 404 for file not found errors.I am using asp.net 3.5.
For an MVC 2 app that relies on many partial views and almost exclusively uses Ajax for POSTs/GETs, what would be the best way to implement the setting, passing, retrieval and display (using a JavaScript modal) of these messages?
My forms all POST (by way of jQuery $.ajax) to actions that return partial views (html) that are used to update a in the "success:" part of the $.ajax function.
I was hoping for some sort of mechanism in the master view that could "listen" for any messages that any of these partial views might be "delivering"--through their ViewData, for instance.
So When I use Jquery 1.4.4 like this : I get : Status 200; Status Text: OK When I use Jquery 1.5 I get: Status 200; Status Text: Parsererror So I created a new WebSite in Visual Studio, copy and pased the code there, and it works fine !!!! I can't figure out what causes the problem. Also I have used methods with parameter, and setting data:"{}", and removing data completely, but nothing seems to work. I don't know if has to do anything with the DevExpress components that I'm using or not. I also found a good answer which was working with complete method like this :
complete: function(xhr, status) { if (status === 'error' || !xhr.responseText) { alert("Error"); } else { var data = xhr.responseText; alert(data); //... } }
But I don't know if it will work fine or there might be some other problem with this method too. I also don't know how to access response data from here.
Below is the code for "Upload" button when uploading any file:
if (contenttype != String.Empty) { if (File.Exists(Server.MapPath("~/Folder/'" + Txt.Text + "'/") + filename)) { LMsg.Visible = true; LMsg.ForeColor = Color.Red; LMsg.Text = "File name '" + filename + "' already exist. Please change the File name to save this file";
[Code] ....
File upload control allows maximum file size is 4MB. If file size increase to 4MB it shows error page like "the page can not displayed".
I want to increase the size of uploaded files to max 10 MB not more than that. If file size increase to 10MB, it should show message.
I'm new to web development so I'm not sure what's the best option for the problem that I'm having.Basically I have a web application that calls a web service for processing some data.This process may take a long time (hours) and I would to know if there is an easy way to send some status information to the client from time to time.Right now, the client makes the request from the browser and it just waits there until it finishes. How can I send some information from the web service? I would like to send a percentage and some additional text specifying what is being done.
I have a WYSIWYG editor on one of my forms and I want to send the contents of the editor to an ASP.NET generic handler for processing via an Ajax call.
I am having a little bit of trouble parsing the html received.
Client Side:
$(function(){ $('.send').bind('click', function(event){ var message = $('#TxtMessage').htmlarea('toHtmlString'); message = escape(message);
[Code]....
So the problem is that even when I call Server.HtmlDecode(string) the message is garbled.
With Twitter's new OAuth interface, their API is now many times more complex than what it was. And I haven't even looked at Facebook's API yet.
What I'm wondering if there is a method that employs some higher-level, existing code or interfaces to make this a simpler task.
All I want to be able to do is initiate a Twitter tweet or Facebook share on the user's behalf and be able to control the initial text of those messages, from an ASP.NET application.
I found some similar questions on SO, but they had no answers. EDIT: I know there are things like AddThis and ShareThis, but I need something that will give me control over the default message. It must contain a link with a code that is specific to the current user.
I do my best to catch all the exceptions but I would like to send users to a standard error page if an exception that I couldn't catch occurs. Is there a way to set this globally?
I have a form that works just fine, problem is that if user leave form open for more than 20 30 min and then click a button on that form the browsers status line shows "Error in page", user then must refresh the page in order for the page function.
I have a serious problem with "Error on Page". The error message points to line number 939, char 13. In my code behind (C#) in line number 939 is only an obsolete method found which is no longer called. The aspx file has only 339 lines. What the heck is line number 939?The Webapplication allows a special user group to change some group memberships for members of another user group in Active Directory. The App handles 3internal DataViews derived from corresponding DataTables as DataSource for 3 GridViews and some other internal lists with objects (List<obj>).
It uses windows authentication to get current users credentials and his membership in the "Operators" group. This credentials will be passed-through to allow the process managing group memberships in active directory.After starting the App in browser it seems to work fine. But after an indeterminated time it doesn't longer respond. After each click on buttons (or link buttons) you only can see the message "Error on Page" in the browsers status bar below.I played with session timeout, storing the DataTables in session variables, without success.
Last week I found this article here: [URL]" and I addedEnableEventValidation="false" ViewStateEncryptionMode="Never" to Page declaration. However, at some point the the server does not respond. Each time the worker process on webserver recycles it seems the application turn to wrong state. Might be important: All controls including GridViews are embedded in an AJAX UpdatePanel. How to get a better error message? Debugging is enabled and Custom Error handling On, Off or Remote Only brings the same result as described.
I successfully implemented role based authorization in ASP.NET. When a person does not have the needed role he gets to see an error page for 401.2 not authorized.
What I would like to accomplish now is to have a custom 401 page in my application and have it redirected there via settings in the web.config. I tried this:
A customer using a ASP.NET program I have just sent them is experiencing the error below, I had personally tested the program on 4 web server IIS6, 7, and 7.5, on 4 different networks and I never got this, the customer is using IIS6 with .Net 2.0 (as required). The program uses Windows authentication which may or may not be part of the problem. I'm stuck I don't know where to start with this.
i am trying to figure out how to display message box after it done executing the server side codehere is the code which works from the client side but still looking for a way to make it work from code-behind.aspx
<div id="status"></div>
script:
$("#status").fadeTo(500, 1, function() { $(this).html("You are now registered!").fadeTo(7000, 0); })
I'm trying to ping Google when my web site's sitemap is updated but I need to know which status code does Google or any other service returns. My code is below:
In ASP.NET you can set the Response.StatusCode to for example 404. Should the status line / description always be set? (to in this case "404 Page Not Found")
How do you get the description if you only have the code (404)? Is this somewhere in the framework or do you manually have to hardcode the descriptions?
i m suffering from this ugly error from yesterday.actualy i need a "C# code to send FaX".and i did lot of search from the google itself.and applied all the code and did all the modification accordingly,but still m getting the error. "Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D73733C8-CC80-11D0-B225-00C04FB6C2F5} failed due to the following error: 80040154. "
I would like to hook up custom error page to my ASP.NET web site.What I would like to do is that. When any error occured transfer the visitor to a custom error page informing about the error,
and at the same time log into a file or send an e-mail to my email account reporting the error.Then an other thing how can I generate error for testing the my Eventhandler method?
I want to check the status code for a web url without using the IP address as I have many websites configured with the same IP and only hostname is different for them. The HttpWebRequest resolves the IP Address and use it.
Code: Dim obj1 As New TreeNode obj1.Value = 1 obj1.Text = "Level" & obj1.Value Dim obj2 As New TreeNode obj2.Value = 2 obj2.Text = "Level" & obj2.Value
[Code]...
Can I somehow create a function that creates the nodes instead of I need to make Dim ... each time? If I have 300 nodes this is not a good solution.
I have tried something like this but it doesn't work:
Code: Function CreateObj(ByVal no As Integer, ByVal name As String, ByVal obj As TreeNode) As TreeNode obj.Text = "Level" & no obj.Value = no treeview1.Nodes.Add(obj) Return obj End Function
