I created a HTMLExtension method for a DatePicker. I reference it from the view as follows (see bolded text for image location):
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The HTMLExtension method:
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Everything works when run on the development server but when run with IIS, the image is not found. Generally I would use "Url.Content" to fix these problems but I can't place that in the Javascript.
I have a plugin that runs off my customer's websites. The plugin is at [URL], and needs to pull in some images. The problem is that the javascript seems to try to pull images from the customer's site, rather than from my own site. Here is the JS:
In the above JS, the retrieval URL is CUSTOMER.com/Resource/Button.png (the site where the plugin runs), rather than my sites mycompany.com/Resource/Button.png.
Note that I cannot use absolute paths, as they become a pain between environments (test/prod) and also because my image retrieval must use http/https based on the client environment (otherwise you can errors if http is used on an https site).
I'm not even sure if this is the correct approach for this -
I have a DB that stores information, as well as a location to where images are stored
ie ProductImage = ~/ProductImages/BulkRetail.JPG
I'm using a repeater to list all the products, which works fine for all the labels I use but not for the image location. I'm using something like this, but it doesn't work:
I am writing web application using ASP.NET MVC + NHibernate + Postres stack. I wonder if images uploaded should be stored in database as binary blobs or on filesystem (and reference only in db).
One advantage of db storage I can think of is easy backup/recovery of all data without reverting to filesystem copy tools. On the other hand I suspect that filesystem access may be faster (but is it especially when dealing with many concurrent requests?)
This is very programming related but a somewhat non-programming question. I am performing image scaling in a web based application and I need to maintain my image relative to a fixed location even though it scales anchored by its top, left corner. Hope the graphic make this possible.The idea is that C is a fixed location that I want to maintain as my scaling origin rather than B which which is the current css behavior. C may or may not be within the actual image. So as the image scale, B needs to move relative to C. Example: if the image was scaled 50%, then B would move 1/2 the distance to C. If the image grew to 200% of its size, then B would move twice the distance away from C.Ultimately looking for a formula for x & y for B given the location of C and a scaling factor for the image. Not sure the size of the image needs to be part of this but I have it if needed.
I realise that this is going to be a fairly niche requirement and will almost certainly raise a few "WTF's" but here goes...
Within an ASP.NET Webforms application I need to serve static content from a local client machine in order to reduce up-front bandwidth requirements as much as possible (Security policy has disabled all Browser caching). The idea is to serve CSS, images and JavaScript files from a location on the local file system referenced by filesystem links from within the Web application (Yes, I know, WTF's galore but that's how it is). The application itself will effectively be an Intranet app that's hosted externally from a client but restricted by IP range along with standard username/password security. So it's pretty much a hybrid Internet/Intranet application but we can easily roll out packages of files to client machines. I am not suggesting that we expect nor require public clients to download packages of files. We have control to an extent over the client machines in terms of the local filesystem and so on but we cannot change the caching policy.
We're using UpdatePanel controls to perform partial page updates which obviously means that we need to Microsoft AJAX JavaScript files. Presently these are being served (as standard) by a standard resource handler within IIS/ASP.NET. Ideally I would like to be able to take these JS files and reference them statically from a client machine, and no longer serve them via an AXD.
My questions are:Is this possible?If it is possible, how do we go about doing so?
In order to attempt to pre-empt some WTF's the requirement stems from attempting to service a requirement with as little time and effort as possible whilst a more suitable solution is developed. I'm aware that we can lighten the load, we can switch to jQuery AJAX updates, we can rewrite the front-end in MVC etc. but my question is related to what we can quickly deploy with our existing application architecture.
In some javascript, I have:var url = "find.aspx?" + "location=" + encodeURIComponent( address ); alert( url );location.href = url;where the value of address is the string "Seattle, WA".
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So I'm getting three different representations whereas I would expect that in all three places I should see what I see in the alert. My expectation is that the url I assign to location.href should show up as-is in the browser url window, and should be passed as-is to the server in Request.Url (and I would need to decode the values on the server before using them).What's happening?
recommend an app that will create an image for any given pdf. This is for a website, the site already has thousands of pdfs stored. I only wish to create the image of the pdf as and when I need it.
For example a webpage will check a list of ten pdf's, if no image available then create one. So I am not interested in a tool that converts pdfs by file location, I want to be able to call it when needed to create the image. Ideaaly i would like to have some control over quality and size of the image created.
have several aspx pages and one site.master. I defined *.js file with any javascript functions. And now I want to find ID of FileUpload control on one of this subpage.
function CheckFile() { var filePath = document.getElementById('<%= this.fileUp.ClientID %>').value;
I have an ASCX component that has a lot of javascript declared in a script tag in the ascx itself. I can set breakpoints, and the debugger stops as it should, but the text that is highlighted in the debugger as the "current line" is nowhere near the actual javascript (it is much higher in the rendered file than it should be). I can "wing it" for one or two lines with the real code side-by-side with the "false" line of execution, but I lose all the hover abilities and everything else that makes javascript debugging useful.
I have tried putting the script at the top of my ascx file, but to no avail. I've tried not setting a breakpoint until the entire page is rendered, so that I have to scroll all the way to where the actual lines of code are, and the debugger still stops somewhere way above it.
URL....This link shows a demo that let user to put origin and destination then get direction. I want to know how to add a option which is let user to use their current location as origin location (Location from).
I have a table in my database, in which a certain field holds the locations of text or doc files (the files are of a transcript for a chat session).
In the Gridview right now i able to show the link locations. But i want to have Hyperlink or Button in the links location in the Transcript Location fields.And on the click of which the txt or doc file opens up in notepad or microsoft word.
Following is my code when user enters hospital name and city, he will be navigated to this page to show location on map. Now I want to get user current location and draw the route between current location and destination. Is there any way to integrate to geocoding and geolocation?
I have an application that makes a series of WCF calls that return JSON via JSONP. In turn javascript code will then bind that returned data to HTML controls.
When a bot / spider hits my application, no data would be indexed because javascript would not execute in the bot.
Ideally I'd like to not have to maintain two sets of data-binding code (one on the server side and one on the client side).
Essentially I need the resulting data to come downstream. I had were to.
1) link RSS/ATOM equivalent data 2) a backdoor HTML page 3) an HTML renderer that can execute an ASPX page server side ahead of time and then pass that off to the client
I am simply trying to store a label in a variable in javascript but for some reason this isn't working with document.getElementById('control');. I know my javascript is linking to my html file fine because everything else works.
Here is my javascript code:
function performEvapCooledCircuit(txt) { var error = document.getElementById('lblError'); if (txt.value == null || isNaN(txt.value)) {.....
I have written an asp.net usercontrol with TinyMCE as a text editor for my web application.
This control is being used on webforms. When other control(s) perform a partial page refresh, the control no more remains a texteditor, is converted back to the same old textarea control. When updatepanel is not used, there is no problem.
Is this some kind of conflict between Microsoft Ajax and TinyMCE JavaScript or am I missing something ?
I created dynamically a table with 3 rows not by using table tag. I need to find these rows in scripting, in button click, if any of these rows is empty then need to generate an alert message like enter current row.
I have a nested table structure, a part of which is rendered by a ajax call that returns HTML from the server. The markup looks like this:
<tr> <td><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"> <%-- Content will be displayed from ajax call 1 --%> <%-- Content will be displayed from ajax call 2 --%> </table> </td> </tr> </table> .. more html
In jquery, I need to insert this html for which i need an element to traverse to so that I can call the html() of that element. Unfortunately, if I use a div, for example:
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0"> <div id="divAjax1"> <%-- Content will be displayed from ajax call 1 --%> </div> <div id="divAjax2"> <%-- Content will be displayed from ajax call 2 --%> </div> </table>
the classes are setup such that the div or a span causes other issues.
i wish to have a dialog prompt out by ajax when user click on an image button. Currently i able to include a simple text field and get the user input like this: