I have a button event when forces a download to the users browser, but I would like to know whether there is a way for the download open in a new sized browser window. Is there away to do this?
I'm retrieveing pdf file from SQL Server 2008 and i wish to display it in new browsers tab. I successfully retrieved and displayed pdf document when i had pdf viewer installed.
My problem is, that after i unistalled pdf viewer, i got this window, which would be ok if the file wasn't WebForm2.aspx but let's say MyDocument.PDF
Am i doing something wrong? How could i achive that the file would be FileName.pdf and not FileName.aspx (in case of no viewer).
Assume a simple aspx data entry page in which admin user can upload an image as well as some other data. They are stored in database and the next time admin visits that page to edit record, image data fetched and a preview generated and saved to disk (using GDI+) and the preview is shown in an image control.
This procedure works fine for the first time however if the image changes (a new one uploaded) the next time the page is surfed it shows previously uploaded image. I debugged the application and everything works correct. The new image data is in database and new preview is stored in Temp location however the page shows previous one. If I refresh the page it shows the new image preview. I should mention that preview is always saved to disk with one name (id of each record as the name).
I think that is because of IE and other browsers use client cache instead of loading images each time a page is surfed. I wonder if there is a way to force the client browser to refresh itself so the newly uploaded image is shown without user intervention.
i have to implement a requirement that's kind of weird for web apps (intranet web app).
after an user login to the app, the user may press Ctrl + N to open the current page in a new window. this sounds perfectly normal except the business requirement is to prevent users from doing this. users must logoff before they can access to the app again with a different browser window/tab.
I was tying to add crystal report but VS2010 keeps opening "SAP" window to download it. After downloading ans installing, VS2100 still doesn't create reports. VS2010 adds .mht file to the project and keeps redirecting to the same SAP page.
What is wrong, how can I solve this issue.
Looks to me, it is some knind of installation issue / assemblies???
Im calling the new popup window from gridview like
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In the AddTargetPopUP.aspx ,I have button Call "ADD".When i click the add button it'll insert datas into database.I want to reload the parent gridview after insert into the database and want to close the popup.
when i open home page and click a link in whatsnew section, IE 8 opening the links in a new window.but firefox 3.5.7 opens in parant window, just like i want.how can i make IE 8 also open the links in parent window?
Im having the flowwing problem i have a gridview that i want to list many records when i click on a row iwant to be able to click on a button and go to the form of this record in order to update it. All the navigation works fine.I click on the button and then using javascript i window.open the page that has the form the problem is that when the new page loads the parent page (the page that has the gridview refreshes and because there are many records it is really annoying how can i use window open to pop up a child page without having the parent window to refresh.
Because im using all this in a dotnetnuke framework i have tried enabling and disabling partial rendering to the parent page page but always refreshes when i open the child window
we are running a click-to-call service, my idea is basically like this: website have a link on their page, when the link is clicked, a web page(say it is popup.aspx) hosted on our server is popup, user can input their phone number, and click "call me" button to let the website call him. In the button click event, I want to get Request.UrlReferrer, then query the db to get website's phone. But in IE, Request.UrlReferrer is null(firefox is ok, not test chrome yet),my question is how to get opening window' url in IE? we put popup.aspx on our server because
our client website is not force to use asp.net. we have the control what we put on the popup window, and can modify the page just from our side, if we put the pop window on our partner's side, if we have 100 partner, and we change the page's design, we will notify everyone of them to change this, change that. we can implement a statics system to know how popup a day, which site is most popular,etc
So I have a repeater control that lists a bunch of information for each staff member...one after another. Problem is when I try to print this list I have staff records starting out in the middle of the page. I would like to solve this issue by forcing a page break at the beginning or end of each record/repeater item. How can I accomplish this?
<body> <form> <asp:repeater> <itemtemplate> <table> <bunch of html> </bunch of html> </table> </itemtemplate> </asp:repeater> </form> </body>
Does ASP.NET have the capacity to force a user to a login page if they open a new tab or window to the site? So I've got a window open to A Site, I open a new tab to A Site, or a new window to A Site, is it possible to automagically detect that and force a fresh login?
I have a client who is trying to press this requirement on me, and insists that they do it in-house using Session.IsNew. That of course only works when the session has timed out. Is it possible to force a fresh login within an existing session when a new window or tab opens, or no?
Trying to open up a form in a new window while passing some values. It is working, but it is client side (My ASP co-worker finally grabbed the reigns and implemented a bit of his ASP magic to open the form and transfer the values.) But it's so messy, and I hate the fact that I have been bested by old technology.
I was doing this client side before, using window.open and transfering the variables in the URL, but I was getting flack for doing that. So I looked at alternatives and found session variables, which you set server side. So now we want to open the form. I tried the following (individually): Response.Redirect("OtherForm.aspx") and Server.Transfer("OtherForm.aspx") Which replaced the original form in the open window instead of a new window.
I spent a lot of time searching for a solution but the answer keeps coming back to "Just inject some JavaScript to open your form." Is there no "normal" way to open a form in ASP.NET. In any case I guess the real question I would like to ask is what is the best way to open a child form from a parent form?
I have been supplied this example for a force download[URL]However, what I would like to know what to do is to hide from the users the physical file path from the users as they do not have direct access to this server. Is there away for me to keep this file path private on a download?
I am dynamically generating a file from server based on user input. I need to provide a download button which, upon clicking, downloads a file to the user's file system. Also, the user might click the same button twice, upon which the file should download again.The dynamic generation of file rules out the HttpResponse.TransmitFile() option, which suports mutliple download.Almost every other option I have come across needs Response.End() to be invoked, which prevents a second download.How do I satisfy the 'multiple download" requirement?Read up on Virtual Path providers, which might enable me to use TransmitFile(), but that looks like an overkill for such a simple requirement.
I have a gridview control where clicking on a specific row saves an ID number to session("ReportID") and then brings up a popup window. The popup window checks session("ReportID") on load and then displays the correct report information. This setup seems to work fine in Firefox and Safari, but for some reason IE is not refreshing the popup window. I'm trying to figure out a way to force IE to refresh/reload the popup window like it does in firefox/safari. If the popup is not refreshed then it won't update the information on page_load. Code below:
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I thought that window.open should automaticly reload the page in the called popup window as this is what FF and safari seems to do, but maybe not. I think that the javascript .reload() may force IE to refresh the popup, but I don't know what the correct syntax would be.
Is it possible to open a PDF always in a browser? That is no Download option will be provided by browser as a user will try to open that pdf file. My application is in ASP.NET (C#).