I have to develop a web application (planning to do it with asp).The customer want to have the access to manage the website content without need to contact the developper for that easy task (adding text and pictures essentially based on user authentication).Is there any mean to do it rapidly ?
I have considered to use CMS (Sitefinity , DNN ..) to have the content managemnet capbility and to have the out of box modules , but I still fear the fact I will not have total control to see the all code done by the CMS. For exemple , you cannot (I am may be wrong ) add a .aspx form with a code behind in Sitefinity 4.0,
Is there any modules that could be used in .net (may be web parts : I am still reading about it) ?
Im using vb.net, sql2005, ajax, .net3.5. Ok first off, yes i know there are some great CMS applications available already, dot.net nuke, kentico, umbraco, etc etc. However my problem is that i cant bring an external open source app into our organisation but i could develop one.
Im doing this to allow us to move all our HTML content, (Static pages) into a system that provides some sort of basic workflow and content management, im confident on doing this, my problem however is that ive been asked to store the data in XML.
Whilst i know that i can store the XML inside my database, and then read it out and transform im not sure how to do this when it comes to how authors create the pages - What i mean is normally i would give the author an HTML editor to add content, but this isnt going to work if im writing to XML, and also, what happens if they add an table inside the HTML editor
Has anyone every seen this done, is it even possible, or should we just look to use HTML stored inside the DB?
I have a UserControl that has some javascript I'd like to inject into a known ContentPlaceHolder.
I was hoping to do something like the following except when I append to add the control to found control I get an exception which says I cannot modify the control collection in the Init, Load or PreRender events:
I am a new bie to work with ASP.net. I want to create an application /site in asp.net which work like content management system. As we see many sites are now a days being build on JOOMLA. How can we create such a CMS (content management system) sites using ASP.NET.
I like the look of SIteInifinity by Telerik as a content management system. Unfortunately it is not WCAG 2.0 compliant.Are there any third party CMS systems that are WCAG 2.0 complaint?
is there a way export the content of a datagrivied to a PDF i want to use this to validate if a user is authorized to sublmit new contenet and create events through the connect website or do i need to couple this with a forms authorization account to handle permissions
I am creating a content management system but there is one problem. What I want to do in my website is that when a user opens the website a new sessionid is created for that user, and when the user closes the website, the sessionid is cleared. How can I can do it?
Assumptions: Microsoft stack (ASP.NET; SQL Server).
Some content management systems handle user-generated content (images, file attachments) by storing it in the file system. Others store these items in the back end database.
Some examples of both:
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What's the best approach, and why? What are the pros and cons of keeping user files in the database? Is there another approach?
Is there a good way to enable forms that come out of user content (CMS) that is displayed inside the form runat="server" tag? All sorts of services provide forms for users to paste into their website, which break if the content ends up inside a .net form. It seems to me that there must be a good way around this, but I can't seem to find any solutions.
I am a little bit new at handling multiple sessions congruently.
Basically i have created a chat application. In which i have a moderator page.
Now the moderator has the privilege to block particular users from the chat. Every user including the moderator has a session variable defined as Session["UserID"].
e.g for the username "moderator" the Session["UserID"]=moderator.
Now as i am logged in as the moderator how do i delete the session of a particular user whom i want to block the chat from commencing.
I have a master page with a user control on it. How do I change the user control's properties from a content page?In my ascx file I created this 2 property:
I haven't developed in ASP.NET for a very big while...
I'd like to create a website that will enable members to add content : let's imagine they have items to be sold, and they want to create one web page for each item to be sold. Those pages should be viewable by everybody, but should be editable only by the member who has created it of course. Each item should be stored in a category. In fact it's very similar to what eBay does (except it's not for auction at all), or maybe a site for classified advertisements like www.adoos.co.uk is a best example.
The application should be dimensioned to allow potentially millions of members, with few items (around 1-10) for each member.
I imagine to use the ASP.NET Membership Fx to manage security and user account, stored in SQL Server. Is it a good start?
But I don't have any idea about where and how to store the content itself (user's web pages, with optionally few photos)! In SQL Server? In Active Directory, how? Is a CMS framework the right tool to be used?
