I just installed VS2008 on a brand new Win7 machine and have started at a new company. I am now running the company's main project and all is well...except that, for some reason, .Net keeps breaking on some javascript errors. This isn't in the browser (although it only happens when running IE, in this case version 8).
I'm at a loss as to where to find the option to turn off the javascript debugging in VS 2008.
I have an update panel on my page with some links that have onClick events that trigger a JQuery box to pop up. This works fine unless an AJAX postback has occurred. I saw some code on another post:
Last night i have ran my application which was workin 100%, but in the morning when i run it, it shows the error message in IE Status Bar Done but with some errors on Page due to this, my Menu and TreeView is not appearing well.
I've read different posts on both of these issues and maybe I'm just not understanding what needs to be done. Here is my dilimma. I am running Windows Vista with IIS 6 and coding in VS 2010 using .NET 4 for the ASP.NET site. I installed the AjaxControlToolkit.NET4 in VS 2010 with no issues. I even used the TabContainer and had no problems on my machine, at least when debugging. When I publish it out and install on my remote Webserver 2008 with IIS6, I get the following errors:
Webpage error details
Message: ASP.NET Ajax client-side framework failed to load.
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I can't see the tab container...Likewise My reports (using reportviewer) on local machine are displaying perfectly but on my webserver they are not showing...
A typical CSS property that I use often is overflow-x and overflow-y. Sometimes I use CSS 2.1 or later properties or selectors. These (correctly) raise a validation error: Validation (CSS 2.0): 'overflow-y' is not a known CSS property name.For years I ignored this, but it kinda feels wrong. It's possible to switch off warning in C# and other languages for a particular line, block, file or project. Is something similar possible for CSS (or HTML) errors or warnings? Instead of switching it all off, I prefer a more granular solution.
I have a VS 2008 solution. I need to copy an existing .aspx page and re-name it to something else (need to make modifications to that newly copied page). But I keep getting compilation errors saying that duplicate text boxes exist. Can't I have control on different .aspx pages with the same name? How can I do this elegantly?
I am using JQuery for all of my client side validation and Asp.net validator controls for all of my server side validation. I am using an errorlabelcontainer to store the client side validations in a summary at the top of the page, which is the requirement. All works well. My problem is, I want to display the server side asp.net errors in the same errorlabelcontainer OR display all of the client side errors in the validation summary. Either way, Both errors need to be in the same place/div. Any ideas on how to do this? I thought of maybe using the asp.net validation summary as the errorcontainer in JQuery, but I cannot find the summary. This is what I have right now.
I am using JQuery for all of my client side validation and Asp.net validator controls for all of my server side validation. I am using an errorlabelcontainer to store the client side validations in a summary at the top of the page, which is the requirement. All works well. My problem is, I want to display the server side asp.net errors in the same errorlabelcontainer OR display all of the client side errors in the validation summary. Either way, Both errors need to be in the same place/div. Any ideas on how to do this? I thought of maybe using the asp.net validation summary as the errorcontainer in JQuery, but I cannot find the summary. This is what I have right now.
I have a C# web forms ASP.NET 4.0 web application that uses Routing for URLs for some reason custom errors defined in the system.web section of my web.config is entirely ignored and it will fall back the IIS errors.
This gets entirely ignored
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This would be a minor inconvenience except that by the fact it falls back to IIS native instead of my application it completely circumvents Elmah logging my 404 exceptions correctly.
I'm being tasked with making changes to an asp.net application and really have no experience working with them other than dabbling in VWD.I was given a zip file of the directory containing the files. It was developed in VWD 2005. . My question is a general one: Are there steps I need to take (regenerate web.config file? change settings of some sort?) in order to get started? The application is functional on the web server.
When I build my program, if there's one error that prevents it from running, instead of just getting the one error I'll get around 50 additional errors in addition to the real one such as:
Error 27 Validation (XHTML 1.0 Transitional): This name contains uppercase characters, which is not allowed.
I am using Web expression's aspx form + Microsoft Access database + C# to create a page. I am trying to fire client side script (Javascript) and server side script (Autopostback for databinding) simultaniously without using "Codeback"/"CS".
I am not able to acheive the result. I have read all the 139 pages in trying to find the solution posted in asp.net. I am able to fire client side script (Javascript) but Autopost back is not working and Onselectindexchanged is giving runtime error when I go to publish.
Here is the code.
<form id="form1" runat="server"> <strong><br /> Select City : </strong>[code]...
I have a ASP.NET application which implements a custom in-memory cache. I'm using this as opposed to ASP.NET's caching mechanism as I needed a more complex way to handle what to drop from the cache. Part of this custom cache is a separate thread which occasionally searches for data to drop from the cache whenever it gets too large.
What I need to do is signal this cache maintenance thread to stop whenever the ASP.NET application 'exits'. I guess this basically amounts to when the web site is stopped in IIS. Is there a pre-existing event I can utilise to do this?
I have a website say [URL] and recently found that someone has a domain name say [URL] forwarding or redirecting to my website [URL] and if you type [URL] it shows my actual website!! How can I stop these kinds of activities using some sort of script
We are using a .net web application and my environment is as follows:-
SERVER : Server: Windows 2003 .NET FRAMEWORK : 3.5 ASP.NET FRAMEWORK : ASP.NET 2.0 Template used : ASP.NET Web application project ( not a web site)
I have code in global.asax.cs which is like below. This code dynamically loading the web.config. Is this right? Since the deployment accidentally the web.config been copied mutlitple times (in past) which was bringin uat web.config to prod and causing the prod to point to uat databae, we did this way, i.e dynamically reading the param values from a file and loading them to web.config dynamically.
Is this right? The web site is loosing connection string once a while and making the site to go down. One thing i noticed is in DEV / QA / UAT we have the ASP.NET version tab in iis set to 2.0, but in prod it's been set to 1.1. I told them to change, but somebody arguing how it worked for a while and suddenly stopped. I don't know the answer. Could somebody tell me or point me to a direction to fix this.
private void LoadConfig() { string xml = null; FileStream fs = null; StreamReader str = null; System.Xml.XmlDocument xmlDoc = null; System.Xml.XmlNode xmlNode = null; EventLog _eventLog = null; try { // Get the Config path from registry, parse and set the static properties of the class. string configFile = CompName.CoreLib.SystemUtilities.RegistryUtility.ReadValue("ConfigPath") + @"ApplSettingsConfig.xml"; //string configFile = @"C:" + @"Common.Config"; // Read the XML Config File fs = File.OpenRead(configFile); str = new StreamReader(fs); xml = str.ReadToEnd(); str.Close(); fs.Close();..............................
I have a aspx page to do asynchronous calls. The page gets data from the database(spends 30 seconds in the stored procedure) and then returns the results to the client. This is done through a jquery post.
The problem is that while it does the stored procedure for 30 seconds, the rest of my site can't make any requests.
I have <%@ Page Async="true" AsyncTimeout="600" Language="C#"... in the .aspx
I have a website hosted in IIS 6 and I can't start the website after I stop it. I have to bounce the whole box just to start the website again. I don't see anything logged in the event viewer and I don't know what is causing it.
I have a button that calls a click event to download a picture. In my click event I have some code to change my display as the Save dialog pops up. The issue I am having is that when the dialog comes up it stops the previous line of code from executing. How can I check to see that my code has executed before calling the function?
I'm inplementing the Cascadingdropdown control from the toolkit. That's all working fine. The user makes their selection from the dropdown and submits the page to return search results to a listview control.
However, I've noticed that all the dropdowns re-populate themselves when the page is posted back. There is no need to reload the controls on a postback, how can I stop that please as it's very annoying?
I know i could possibly just throw and exception and let the server handle the interruption but for personal knowledge and exploration, i would like to do it more than having the server automate it for me. I hav built a shared method that will take in information such as:
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During the body, it just formats a series of information into a table and i would like to add the table to the page. Now i know you just simply do "Page.Controls.Add(Object)" to add the table to the page. Problem is that it adds it to the bottom of the page after rendering all the other content.
I would like for this method to interrupt the rendering process, clear out what has been built up and then output the table to the substitute the page pre-defined content.Very similar to what IIS spits out when it encounters and error and show the Exception name, message, and stack-trace. Although my exception is by no means that complicated.
