Root Path With Tilde - Doesn't Change Upper Case To Lower Case
Dec 30, 2010
I have my project set up with the virtual path "/MyVirtualPath", create the virtual directory in IIS 6 (W2003) and everything works fine. Then to work better with Google Analytics I change the virtual path "/myvirtualpath" and change all redicecciones and links to lowercase. also applies the class "lowercase route urls in aspnet mvc" and works perfectly.
The problem I had to modify the virtual directory in IIS, delete virtual path "/MyVirtualPath" and I created the new "/myvirtualpath", but in all cases I use tilde "~" or where I make a "RedirecToAction" (which should take "LowercaseRoute"), continues to maintain the virtual path "/MyVirtualPath". For example, if I see the HTML source code in the browser, see "/MyVirtualPath/Content/Site.css" instead of "/myvirtualpath/Content/Site.css. "
Let say I am register like a name" bob" and when i login like a "bob" I am bob. When i login like a"Bob" I am Bob. Is there any nice way how login just only "bob".Or check the UserName textbox before login if its "bob" or "Bob"
When using the template helpers in ASP.NET MVC, e.g. Html.EditorFor(x => x.Property) the rendered Html with have a capitalized ID - matching my property name. In order to standardize the ID's of all html elements I want this to be lower case. Rather than specifying the ID manually - which won't get updated if I rename my property, I'd like to establish a convention. I'm sure I read this was possible somewhere and I'm currently scanning the interwebz to find it.
I need to DISPLAY the text in an asp textbox as upper case, regardless of whether the users caps lock is on or not - is there some property or method I can use? I am converting the text using the .ToUpper method on submitting to the database anyway, but I have been asked to also DISPLAY it in upper case before that when first being typed.
i have a textbox, dropdownlist and a listbox. these 3 controls form my search engine where i can type some characters on the textbox then select one option from dropdownlist(eg.department), the listbox will populate names from the department that contain the characters. However i have one problem, my database contain all data in uppercase so when i type lowercase letter in the textbox nothing will be populated. Only when i type uppercase characters then something will populate. I think it got to do with my sql statement but i do not know how to do it
This is my first class ever buildt (I am a real beginner) in C#. My aim is to "Sanitize a string". The class should do: trim an input make the first letter upper case. Is there a way to better code it? Would it make sense to use a PARAMETER for a method like: CapitalizeFirstLetterTrim(string x) when I initiate an object I need write a lot of code like below, any other way to make it shorter?
UserInputSanitizer myInput = new UserInputSanitizer(); myInput.Input = " ciao world"; string ouput = myInput.CapitalizeFirstLetterTrim(); Useful resource http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb311042.aspx ----------- CLASS using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; namespace WebProject.Core.Utilities { public class UserInputSanitizer { // Backing variables private string _input; // Properties public string Input { set { _input = value; } } private string _output; // Backing variables // Properties public string Output { get { return _output; } } public string CapitalizeFirstLetterTrim() { // Trim _input.Trim(); // Make First letter UpperCase and the rest levae lower case _output = _input.Substring(0, 1).ToUpper() + _input.Substring(1); return Output; } } }
but since the value is 'false', it doesn't seem to cast to boolean. What should I do? I don't like checking for == "false" and then converting to boolean. is there a cleaner way? Update All I am doing is:
if (Convert.ToBoolean(request.Form["somecheckbox"])) { }
To start with then we have a LinkButton whose text is actually an image tag. The image it links to is a Png and resides in a folder in the web directory. This is IIS V6 and win Server 2003.
The path is [URL]
Admin is a virtual directory configured in IIS.
The above url doesn't work but if you change it to [URL] (lowers case 'a') then the image is served, change it back to 'A' and it takes you to login, you log in and it loops back to log in. change to 'a' and voila the image is served. Weirdly this problem doesn't always occur and I have hunted for a resolution for days to no avail.
This is a yellow page which is not user friendly and we didn't expect . I'm wondering setting customeError in webconfig doesn't support this type of address or not ? How can i prevent users seeing this yellow page . Edit : solution you mentioned are about configuring IIS ,But as i mentioned earlier , my site has been published on shared hosting provider . I don't have those access at IIS , What should i do at this situation ?
We have a WebForms based web application with these properties:
Large Business Object Framework (Close knit DAL / Business Objects / Serverside Validation, similar to CSLA) Precompiled and placed in the Bin folder. Uses a lot of UserControls.
Looking at overviews of MVC it seems there is a distinctive split on how the code is split up, there is no Session State (which seems odd, but possibly ok if the website is primarily serving content?) and it appears constructing pages looks similar to classic asp (use of <% %> tags)
Do I have the wrong interpretation of MVC? Is MVC just a specific architecture, or is the way things will be going and WebForms will eventually be dropped? How does one split the M-V-C when an existing Business object Framework exists? Why is there no session state? Do UserControls work in MVC? I realise this could be subjective, so mostly looking for your comments on the subject to make my up my own mind.
since Grid filter is case sensitive , i used the code below RadGrid1.GroupingSettings.CaseSensitive = false; Can weconfigure the same thing webconfig so that in the whole project case sensitiveness of radfilter will be false.
I have an aspx web page with a formview designed in Visual Studio (asp.net 3.5) that uses parameters to update my database. Very often, someone puts their name or address in all caps through the web, and then submits it. As there seems to be so many variables out there to consider when changing case, I'm thinking that when someone processes it, they would have a button that they could click that would change certain fields (ie firstname, lastname, street address) to the case that it should be therefore updating the sql fields (and yes, I want to update the database, not just the presentation).
I've tried using several scripts/things I found, but think since I know a little about a few, I'm getting them mixed up. I've been stubborn enough to work on this for days, and am now running behind!
I have a Formview where students put their information in such as name, address, etc. The text boxes are bound to my database, so once they are done, they choose to update, and my database is updated with their information. My problem is that the students often use All Caps to enter in their information.
I think I need the StrConv somehow, but I just can't seem to get this done. I've seen where it could be done with text boxes, but not when they were in a Formview using parameters.
I have a custom object that I'm throwing into the viewstate on an async postback. If I step through the code, I can put the object into the viewstate, then call the object from the viewstate and cast it with no problems. The code, when stepped through, has no issues whatsoever. However, when I go to FF and run it, I get "60|error|500|Error serializing value 'Case' of type 'Case.'" First thing that hits me as weird is that the value is being named as the type. It's not like value oCase (an instance of Case) of type Case. I've checked that all containing objects are set for serialization, compiled and rerun the web app.
I have a validator on a textbox that validates against a list to ensure that the user doesn't input the same name. When testing it, if I type in the same name including the same case structure, it returns an error. If I change one letter to a different case, it doesn't return an error but rather my SQL server returns a duplicate error. How do I change the server-side validator so that it picks up duplicate names regardless of case?
I have this master page, that uses a few .js files and a flash animation.
the <script> and <object> tags that are used to embed these in the page take in relative paths as src. However, since the pages .aspx, i'll need to convert these into tilde paths, ie. somehow change the relative paths to tilde path (is this the absolute path?), so that i can use the master page in any of my pages in subfolders as well. if this question has been posted b4, kindly give me a link... i've not been able to find a solution.
I am using ASP.NET 2.0 and C#. I would like to know if the Session variables are Case-sensitive.
Is Session["StudentId"] and Session["StudentID"] considered the same.
Which would be the proper way to access the session details, when in a page someone passes data as Session["StudentId"] and somebody else passes as Session["StudentID"]?
I have been working on a stored procedure to calculate likert scales for course evaluations. I have the stored procedure done but I ran into an interesting but frustrating situation.
I used a case statement along with a select query to count the number of responses of a given value. Likert scales are usually 5 point scales 5 being the highest and 1 being the lowest. The value that gave me the trouble was null values. In my evaluation page the instert query puts a null value in the field instead of leaving the response blank. These are the two queries I used both are syntactically correct but one works and the other doesn't. #1 Null query that works
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Can anyone explain the differences and why one works but the other doesn't? Can it be as simple as switching the WHEN and the column name and if it is would it be advisable the other ones around?
