I lost my solution files for a project which I've sent to my web host earlier. Now I need to edit and fix some but I don't have the solution files now. I have my project with App_Code.dll. Is there a way to get the whole project back?
View 1 RepliesI had something happen with my pc and had to do a system restore. This has caused some of the files in my project to be deleted. Is there a way to recover these files?
Is there anything I can do to prevent files from being deleted in the future if I ever have to do a restore again?
by mistake a .aspx and its corresponding .vb file was deleted from my project's solution explorer.Its not there in Recycle Bin too.Is there any method to recover that file ? I am using Visual Studio 2008. Win XP SP1.
View 6 RepliesI am really worried about this. I recently got hold on VS 2010. I had been working on a control when my VS 2010 crashed upon me. I terminated all of the applications that might be slowing down VS. To my horror when I restarted VS I had lost all of the coding and classes written within that control's code behind file which was SearchFilter.ascx.cs. IT shows the size of this file as 0KB. There nothing in it now. Does any one out there know how can I recover my file, it had almost over 700 lines of code. I would be really very grateful to you people out there.
View 5 RepliesIs there anyway to actually have a class-file placed in any custom directory and still be able to compile it with the application?
View 4 RepliesI have a single project. and I have two folder in it. In the 1st folder I have a class named Class1 and in the 2nd folder I have a class named Class2. Can anyone tell me how I can access members of Class1 in Class2. I have tried by adding namespace in Class1 and Using that namespace in Class2. But it is giving error. It is easy to access classes or their members from App_Code folder. I don't want to put my classes in app_code folder.
View 3 RepliesI have a 'Connection.cs' file in the App_Code folder of Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010, but it alerts me of an error:
The type or namespace name
'Connection' could not be found (are
you missing a using directive or an
assembly reference?)
('Connection' is the name of a class in the Connection.cs file)
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I have published my site in the production server .
Now i have changed one of the web form code behind file. Now i published the site in local system. And update only App_Code.dll in the production server. But my changes not reflected in the Production server.
If i copy all the published content, its working.
Why i need to copy all the files into production server while changes made in code behid page instead of App_Code.dll?
I appear to have hit a brick wall whilst attempting to debug some C# code that resides in the App_Code folder.We have an established ASP.NET solution and I've just been brought onto the team. Unfortunately when I run the code [which successfully debugs (to a certain extent)] it does not step into a *.cs file that exists in the App_Code folder.I've found several posts on the subject, none of which seem relevant to me.
Specifically:
Running Win7 Enterprise 32 bit VS2005 8.0.50727.867 (vsvista.050727-8600) http://forums.asp.net/p/958358/3675792.aspx#3675792 mentioned removing the "+optimize" in the web.config file; this doesn't seem to be relevant to me (<compiler language="c#;cs;csharp" extension=".cs" compilerOptions="/d:TRACE"
type="Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider, System, Version=2.0.3600.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089"/>)
The "App_Code" folder doesn't seem to have any peculiar setting associated with it
I also said that debugging works successfully "to a certain extent". I've set up Visual Studio with the C# developer environment. When I hit F11 I would expect the IDE to begin debugging and for the execution point to stop on the very first line of code (this is what it does in all my other projects in VS2003 & VS2008). However, when I hit F11 it acts like F5, running until it either hits a break point or a run-time error. I'm wondering whether this may be related to it not even hitting break-points in code in my App_Code folder?
I have a PlannerShiftView user control in the root folder of my ASP.NET web site. In my App_Code folder, I have a ShiftViewTemplate class that needs to instantiate a PlannerShiftView (for a TemplateField in a GridView). The problem is, the following code doesn't compile because the PlannerShiftView type is not available in what I deem to be the App_Code 'phantom namespace'.
Please can somebody explain to be what is happening here, as well as what to do. I know I can just move the ShiftViewTemplate out of App_Code, going against convention and without explantion, but that is something of a hollow victory.
I've been working with MVC for awhile and I'm not sure what works with asp.net.
Is it possible to organize code outside the App_Code directory or into separate projects? How would this be done?
I have a function that sends out emails when certain processes are complete. The function works great; however, in our testing lab, I want to be able to see the message that are going out and not have it actually send the messages. Since MsgBox does not work in the web environment, is there a way to open a new page/window from the common code? The page will have the message passed to it for display and I do not want to do a redirect as there are times when more than one email is going out.
View 2 RepliesI have a designer working on several pages in Dreamweaver. The designer is creating .aspx files with the Page directive at the top. These are getting shipped to me and I'm adding them to the Visual Studio ASP.NET WebForms Web Application Project. The problem is that there's no code-behind file by default, and I'm trying to find a shortcut to have them autogenerated as if I've added a fresh page from Visual Studio.
View 3 Repliesjust a quick question -i cant get my class in App_Code to work in my code behind page for simple .net page, some light what doing wrong?
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I put common code in the app_code directory. I access classes in the code all the time from aspx.cs files by "using" the name space from the C# file in app_code and then referencing the class. Now I want to access a class from an app_code file a aspx file. How do I do this?
View 8 RepliesI'm creating a webservice. I wanna recover the URL that is used my webservice.
e.g: Someone from www.sth.com invoke my webservice's methods. Now I wanna recover www.sth.com from my webservice!
I am using mySql 5.1 in my current project and I do have a .IBD file of patient with me. I want to recover data from .IBD file to my patient table structure.
View 4 RepliesI delete a control(TextBox) from toolBox by accident, but not getting how to get it back at there please help me to recover.
View 1 RepliesI am trying to use the asp.net contol recover password in my web page I cna load the page and enter the username and answer to the question fine but when I click on the submit button I get an error message saying System.Net.Mail.SmtpException: The operation has timed out
the stack trace is
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I have only put the recover password control on the web page I havn't added any formatting or code and all the other emails I have set to send work fine so can't see why the smtp setting would be wrong for this unless I need to add some code to my page.
When user enters their email id i how to send email to them ? whether it is good to send their password or send a link to change password? how to make the link not working after 24 hrs/1 day?
View 1 RepliesI'm using ajax to call a webmethod from javascript. The call is successfully made to the webmethod but I'm not able to access the parameters I passed to the webmethod inside of the "OnSucceeded" callback method. I need access to those params because I need to perform more tasks on the client side when the webmethod returns. I'm assuming that the params are returned inside "usercontext", but the value of that param is "null" How can I have access to those params?
Here my sample code:
function OnSucceeded(result, usercontext , methodName)
{
alert( result + ' The value of usercontext is: ' + usercontext);
}
function OnFailed(error, userContext, methodName)
{
alert('Attempt to delete semantic attribute from page failed!');
}
function deleteSemanticAttribute()
{
var username = 'xxxxxx';
var password = 'yyyyyy'
PageMethods.GetMyData(username, password, OnSucceeded,OnFailed);
}
[WebMethod]
public static string GetMyData(string username, string password)
{
return "This is my test application!";
}
I have the compiled output from a site which uses asp precompilation. The .aspx files are just a placeholder and there are .compiled files for each .aspx. I'm trying to reconstruct a site's .aspx files from the precompiled assemblies. I've looked in the compiled assemblies using reflector but reconstructing the .aspx looks like a bigger task than what I was hoping for. I have a relatively short timeframe for this.Does anyone know of any easy way? Are there any tools out there that can acheive this task?
View 1 Repliesif we overwrite the db backup(using restore database) then is it posible to recover data of previous backups?
View 2 RepliesIs it possible for a user to recover their password by entering their e-mail address alone?
Right now I am using the PasswordRecovery control, and i have security questions disabled. So all the user has to do is put their User Name, and hit submit, then their password is e-mailed to them.
But, a lot of my users forget their User Name, so right below I have a User Name recover section. The user inputs their e-mail address, and their corresponding user name shows up.
I would like to simplify this and just require the user's e-mail address to provide them their user name AND password.
Im using the MySql Membership-,Role- and ProfileProvider. If the mysql-server goes offline the site crashes (ofcourse). But when the mysql-server gets back online the site still crashes, complaining that the Role provider cant get initialized because of missing or incorrect schema. If I then make a meaningless change to the web.config (like adding a space somewhere) the site works again.
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