Web Forms :: Grab Output HTML And Write To SQL Server?
Oct 1, 2010
I've got a requirement to add a feature that will save off a dynamically created asp.net page so it can be recalled and reviewed at a later date. I was thinking of just adding a 'Save' button to the page and in the code-behind using VB to write the output HTML to a varchar(MAX) field in my database.Does anyone know how (in VB) to grab the entire page HTML so it can be inserted into a database?
My stored procedure requires an input parameter -- @CompanyName -- and has one output parameter - @CompanyID. This is how I always handled stored procedures that did NOT use output parameters. How do I grab the value coming from the output parameter?
I can accomplish the same thing in the code behind by executing cmd_foo, loading the results into a DataTable, then loading them into a DataView with a RowFilter. The goal would be to have multiple DataViews for one DataSource with whatever special filters I wish to apply to the select portion of the DataSource. I could imagine extending this to be more powerful. I tried peaking at this and this but am a bit confused on a few points. Currently, my main issue is being unsure where to grab the output data of the DataSource so I can stick it into a DataTable.
I have created a server control which uses recursion to create a menu. It essentially outputs nested lists with anchors inside them.
Now, this works perfectly, however, since the control is calling itself to render the child menus, it is also rendering multiple identical WebResource.axd javascript file references in .
how to stop this from happening? I just want the one reference in my tag.
When i just run my web appliction then i get the erro:Could not write to output file 'c:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727Temporary ASP.NET Filespersonalwebsite24bf5e63923e6c3e6App_Code.x8uy-li9.dll' -- 'Access is denied. ' I also get this when i run web application fron starter kit........
I have a ListView (in an UpdatePanel) connected to a LinqDataSource. When the page loads and/or I navigate through Postback, the code snippet (below) will display the following output:
However, when I use a few DropDownLists (also in the UpdatePanel) to filter the results (reset the DataSource to a Linq query and call DataBind), the same Contact is displayed like this:
[email.gif] [email.gif] www.adomain.com
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If the parameter is a URL, the FormatEContact method will return:
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So, after spending some quality time with Bing and Google, I've learned that the above js code is treated as just text and not evaluated. Therefore, the most often recommended solution is to eval() it. Unfortunately, I can't figure out exactly how, when or where to call eval().
I have some code written in c# to obtain the text and numbers from a web interface that required user inputs. my problem is that the texts i am getting off the web is displays in html forms (i.e. it has tags all over the place) hence, i would like to filter out the html tags, is that possible? i searched up some codes but it didn't help me as it brought up even more problems when compile.
I'm trying to create an ASPX page that displays both an HTML message ("Please wait, your file transfer will begin momentarily") and also commence transmitting a file. I'm trying to avoid making the user open the page, and then clicking a Download buttonIt seems like this may be possible with a "Multipart/mixed" MIME type. Elsewhere I think I read that ASP.NET won't support this.
Referencing my Earlier Question, regarding downloading a file from a server and handling exceptions properly. I am positive that I had this solved, then in classic programming fashion, returned days later to frustratingly find it broken
Updated code:
private static void GoGetIt(HttpContext context) { var directoryInfoOfWhereTheDirectoryFullOfFilesShouldBe = new FileInfo(......); [code]....
This was working fine, and returning the zip, otherwise if the file didn't exist returning 404. Then on the client side I could handle this:
public bool Download() { try { using (var client = new WebClient()) [code]....
But the problem now is two things.
1) I get System.Threading.ThreadAbortException: Thread was being aborted in the server side try-catch block. Usually this was just a file not found exception. I have no idea what or why that new exception is throwing?
2) Now that a different exception is throwing on the server side instead of the file not found, it would seem I can't use this set up for the application, because back on client side, any exception is assumed to be filenotfound.]
I'm trying to export data from an asp.net page to an Excel file and I'm basically just outputting HTML to the XLS file and let Excel interprets it, by using this type of coding:
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Although this is doing fine for exporting raw text, I now have to export to the same Excel file an image. However, the same kind of method I'm using right now only seems to insert a "linked" image, I mean, the image appears in the file, however, the user viewing the file has to be online since it's a direct link to the file in the server. I would like to able to "embeded" the image in the file, just like how it's made when you insert manually an image using Excel.
However, after some online research I can't seem to find any solution for this.
I can't use Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel library, and a third party software isn't advisable also, that's what made me try out the HTML output solution, which worked ok for the text. But now, for inserting an image, what can I do? Is it possible to achieve what I pretend?
Recently I started a project and added a HTML file in it. I modified the HTML file and run it in Visual Studio to see the output. When I tried to validate the HTML file, I found some strange characters got appended. This is quite annoying, although I am not able to see those unexpected characters, I wonder what is the cause of the problem. I didn't adjust anything in control panel of the IIS server, I didn't modify the Web.config file. I tried to add another HTML file and put the same content into it, the same problem occured. Could someone tell me how should I troubleshoot the problem?
I am developing a webiste in ASP.NET. On one of the pages page named menu.aspx, with the help of a certain login, I am getting the output in this format
foo({"1":"Jeff","2":"Mik","5":"Tom"});
I am using this code to get the output on the JSON form.
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However, I must get the output only in simple JSON on the page without any HTML.
For eg: Here's the screenshot showing the source of the output page. [URL]
Notice that it has only the JSON string as the output.
And here's the screenshot showing the output page source (with HTML). [URL] .This HTML is what I have to remove. How can do I do this? The full code of menu.aspx.cs is putup here. [URL]
I'd like to know one (or more) ways to parse the HTML page output. I'd like to detect some patterns on the HTML that will be send to the client and log some info if present.
Idealy i would like to get a web-page that looks like the popup-windows that you get in Visual Studio when you click an object while debugging. So if the object contains any arrays, i'd also like to see what's in them, and for all those objects inside i would also like to be able to go deeper into those objects.
The reason i'm asking this, is that I can't debug my code locally (because it uses a web-service that will only run on the production), and I can't install Visual Studio on the production server, So i need to be able to actually debug on the production server. I can write my code locally though, and upload it to the production.
i query a database for retreiving all the columns. I will probably have many rows. Im trying to output the query results into an html table. This is what i have so far:
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How could i store the many rows and output them using html as soon as i open a page?