I would like to convert my Frames-based web application to non-frames.Challenges:I have a frame of exploding tree menus (total tree around 1,000 menu choices - up to 5 levels of average 7 choices for each item). From this menu, one gets to the first content page (all dynamically created data pages). The content page can link to other content pages and so one.As the user navigates around in the right side, how can I have the display retain the exploded structure of the menu without using Frames (in a way that the browser back button will continue to work).Does anyone have an example of an application where there are many content sections on the screen which retain their state as the page is refreshed, without using frames?
My website currently uses frames. My index.html homepage looks something like this:
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Well, apparently frames are way outdated, "element frameset is not supported" in XHTML Transitional 1.0 and "newer constructs are recommended." So, what do I do instead?
I'm designing an enterprise web application interface based on an old system, and i planned to migrate the old frames layout to master page, but i noticed that if i use masterpages, the application users will be able to see the querystring or route path, and it could be a security issue. What is the best way to avoid this? Using frames? Masterpages with iframes as content? Masterpages with all PartialViews loaded by jquery?
I'm working on an ASP.NET web application. There's a bill page which has two links to different pdfs of the same bill. When you click on one of the links it takes you to a ViewPDF.aspx page that shows the pdf. There's also an option to view both in a split screen so that you can compare them. When you click on this link it takes you to BillSplit.aspx which has a frameset and two frames that both point to ViewPDF.aspx. This all works perfectly.
The problem is that if an error occurs while pulling up the pdf. The application has an error page that has a few links back into the application. If you use one of these you can go back into the app and continue but now inside the frame. The URL still says BillSplit.aspx but the application is completely unaware of this since frames are HTML elements not asp.net controls.
What I would like to do at this point is detect that you've returned to the application and close the frame you aren't using. Essentially I'd like to redirect you away from BillSplit.aspx and to the page you're actually requesting. I'm pretty sure this would need to be done in Javascript either on the BillSplit page or on the pages that you go to later. So I guess what I'm asking is, is there a way to ensure that the BillSplit.aspx page and it's two frames point only at ViewPDF.aspx?
I want to capture the frames of a video file through C#. I dont want to use the FrameGrabber or other built dll's. I amlooking it from plain dot net without using COM.
Utilizing Visual Studio 2008 and creating Web Application Project. I am looking to use Master page system with Frames. I was wondering if this is possible at the current state?
I'm having an aspx page with 2 frames, one is the header and the the other one is content frame which i'm trying to load it dynamically. Everything is fine. Let me explain my scenario
On the header frame i'm having 5 link buttons and when a link button is clicked i'm passing a hardcoded Page URL to the frames containing page and then trying to load that page in the content frame.
Below is my code, Everything as far as i know are in right place, but i cannot see the page in content frame..
Header.aspx.cs
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Then checking frameURL querystring in default.aspx page load:
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when the querystring is null, the SiteSummary.aspx page is getting loaded in content frame without any issue, but when there is a querystring value the page is not being loaded. Here is my Default.aspx page
How can I integrate my aspx page into my existing php/html frameset page? So far I've designed the aspx page, now I need to know what to put in my button_click event.
In javascript I use this to get one textbox's text:
What's the next best alternative to IIS? What's the alternative if I install a server in Windows and what's the alternative if I install a server in Linux. I'm not allowed to install IIS here at work, since they've experience security issues here.
One of my classes currently is a C# class. I was given a small assignment for creating a bare-bones Facebook clone. I am now ready to list wall posts on user's pages.Having just been taught about DataLists (using tables), I thought I'd use one. However, I'm told "The messages list must be displayed without using table tags (<table>, .<td>, etc.)"
This is not really a coding question, just asking for a recommendation on how I should go about displaying posts without tables while still easy on the eyes (including name, the poster's picture, the message, and a date).
I'd like to add some properties to logged in user. The last time I did this was a website made in VS2005 and ProfileCommon worked just fine. It seems however that this class is not included in web applications in general and .NET 4.0 in particular. I there for assume there is now a better way of doing this. Could anyone tell me what it is? In short I'd like to add PersonID to user's login to make it easy to hide information not related to that particular user by setting controllers like
if (!User.IsInRole("Administrator") { var item = PickLists.GetPerson(User.Profile.PersonID); // or something like it return View(); } var item = PickList.GetPeople(); return View(); }
Now this code does run through all the images, but i need to alter the querystring and make it change to match the ID of the photo displayed. I tried adding QueryStringField="String" but this was hopeless.
I have a querystring like so:-
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When i click on next image i need it to change to something like:-
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See the PhotoID has changed. But it currently does not do this. When i arrive on the page the PhotoID stays the same. I have been trying for a while and im starting to give up!
I am really fed up with a datapager I am using as I cant change the value of the querystring. I currently have this code:- [Code]....
When I first arrive on the page I see this querystring, depending on the picture selected a different ID will be shown:- [URL]
See the bold. When I click on the next image I need the querystring to change to the ID of the image. So something like. But it does not work, I don't know to do it. I tried with adding QueryStringField="String" but this didn't work either.
I've been looking into a lot of database's recently, and am not sure if it's because I'm bored or what, but I want to create a few web applications using database's other than MS SQL Server.
a good alternative to ComponentGo's Web Scheduler.http://componentgo.comTelerik have a calendar control but it doesn't provide the functionality i'm looking for.The control will be used to schedule peoples work shifts for the different roles in the company, and needs to provide a day view and week view.
we are working on a huge project(web application) in asp.net ajax & c#. Per day 300 memmbers will access our website for data entry.we are using mssql 2005.we implemented someany sessions in our project.now our application becomes very slow.We are planning to remove the sessions in our project.
I need to create an ASP.net page that has a control on the page that has a five-level TreeView on the left side of the page, and accounting balances on the right side the coincide with each breakdown in the tree. Top level is company, next is group, next is program, etc... and the balances break down accordingly.
I've seen that there are controls out there such as TreeView/ListView combination controls that can do this. Is there any tutorials or out there on how to go about accomplishing this without paying for controls? Could a treeview do this alone by spanning data across the entire length of the columns since every level will have totals on it?
