Web Forms :: How To Build A Page URL From Database
Nov 5, 2013
I can write this code in Page loadÂ
con = new SqlConnection(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ConnectionString"].ConnectionString);da = new SqlDataAdapter("Select URL from Table1 where ID =" + Session["USERID"], con);cb = new SqlCommandBuilder(da);ds = new DataSet();da.Fill(ds, "Table1");string pageUrl = ds.Tables["Table1"].Rows[0]["URL"].ToString();
Response.Redirect(pageUrl);
This code working fine..I want to this code working on Hyperlink click Like below
I'm using ASP.Net and NHibernate to build a website. Now, I need to add some sort of administration functionality, and came to think of an old django tutorial I once ran through. Here the admin page was build for me, and I could customize it as I liked. I see no reason that I couldn't accomplish the same, somehow, in ASP.Net, when I got my NHibernate schemas, thus reducing all the boilerplate admin-code I need to do. Are there any libs out there, that you think will fill my needs somehow?
i want to build dynamic sitemap from database..even my menu items are also dynamic...and i want do display sitemap having categories and related menu items from database..
so i dont know how to build dynamic site and create dymanic links of that menus and categories..
I want to build a survey system where you can build a form with questions and some answers to these questions and then members who will log in will be able to take the test.
Then i want to present the different results from the test in some diagram or something like that.
I'm using vs 2008 and i have in my solution: foo.aspx page wich is under two directories, when i try to build it, it gives me en error : " ) expected " on the first line;
I want to build web App using MVC 2 and for database i will be using webservices which is hosted on other server.What will be the best way to build this web APP. Can anybody point me to right direction?
I am finding an issue with build release of asp.net project. The code files page attributes gets changed after build.
The code is <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" ValidateRequest ="false" CodeFile="~/AssociateJob.aspx.cs" Inherits="XXXXXX.AssociateJob" %> And build is: <%@ page language="C#" autoeventwireup="true" validaterequest="false" inherits=" XXXXXX.AssociateJob, XXXXXX_deploy" enableviewstatemac="false" enableEventValidation="false" viewStateEncryptionMode="Never" %>
After build, we expect only highlighted portion should be different, rest all should be the same. Three attributes (enableviewstatemac, enableEventValidation, viewStateEncryptionMode) are coming extra in the deployment. We use FinalBuilder to build the project, which uses MSBuild internally.
I am tring to build a page with advanced search options. Here is my code am I on the right path. What I wnat this to do is if you put something in any one of the textboxes it will filter by that column.
i am currently working on a small project in which i have to build a web form and link that to a database...thing is, i don't even know where to begin!Once i build my database, how do i link that to my website? directing me to an appropriate tutorial on how i can do this?
one of the main things i'd like to do is to connect to a database, get info, and with that info, build a list for a drop down menu for the user to select. is that at all possible?
I was asked to build a couple of small and basic websites, without the use of database connections, just plain forms with information and a couple of images and forms. So my question is, if I only use those "html" controls of the toolbox, the performance of the site will increase against those with lots of .net controls?
Some one told me to use php or any script language to do that kind of stuff, but I only know to code in .net.
I have a question regarding a situation that occurs with GridView, ObjectDataSource in ASP .NET application. The GridView is linked to the ObjectDataSource and both are included within an UpdatePanel letting the GridView to fill in an asynchronous way from a form in the same page so it gets more rows as the user enters the data:
I start the project with Visual Studio 2008, fill the form and it works correctly. Then I stop the execution: rerun again and the data I entered in the previous run is in the GridView. Is like some sort of cache saved the data from the session before. I checked that EnableCaching property is set to false for the ObjectDataSource. If I Rebuild Web Site in Visual Studio (not just Build) then it works corretly leaving the GridView empty. Is this caused just becuase of Visual Studio? Can it be turned off? And will it happen in the final IIS it will run on?
ParentID points to the ID field so that ID 2 is the child of ID 1.
Unfortunately, the order of the db elements is not guaranteed but what I'd like to do is have the information displayed sort of like in windows explorer with the children directly underneath the parents.
I've done something similar in the past with nested gridviews (ugh!), but it didn't point to itself and I knew how many children (additional db tables) there would be in advance. I'm basically trying to re-create that setup but make it much more flexible by making it point to itself.
Pseudo Coding I'd do something like:
Setup the html table and table headers Go through the DB from the top and search for the row with ParentID = 0 Add that row to the table Go through the db and find the row where ParentID = ID of Step 2)Add that row to the table Recursive magic go back to 4 Keep going deeper inception style ^^ Recursive magic go back to 2
I just have no idea how to even begin doing something like this!
This has nothing to do with my problem, but so you know where I'm going with this: after I get the table/gridview setup in the correct order, I plan on using jquery to hide all the non 0 parentID rows and make the rows clickable so that the child rows expand out underneath the parent row.
I've been using a repeater to build a website's site map page by binding to the web.sitemap file. For example, to display 2 levels of links:
[Code]....
So far, everything works well. However, in some cases, I do not want to display certain pages in the site map. I've added a custom attribute to each node (nodisplay= 'true').How can i check for this attibute, and avoid it from being displayed by in the repeater.
I have a TFS build set up to deploy an ASP.net project to a test server.The build works great, and deploys to the test server fine, but instead of putting it into the Website directory that my IIS webserver is configured for, it puts the build into Website_20100511.6
Why is the date suffixed to the directory name? Is there a way to turn that off so I can publish directly to the Website?
I recently stumbled upon this thread over at StackOverflow regarding the dynamic construction of a Master Page menu based on what roles a user is a part of. The original poster proposed a solution to his own problem, but rightfully noted that it was kludgey in that it didn't scale, but also that it violated the Separation of Concerns (SoC) model of MVC.
I am a more than a little confussled, my build succeeds with no errors but when I run without debugging only my error page shows up? I tried switching the custom errors to "Off" but it still shows up the error page.
I need to build web application that will do:1 - build web pages. 1a - build template for page. 2 - add module(by module I mean ContacUs form, Search, Billing System...). Each module can be constructed by submodules or diveded to submodules 2a - build module(add form, textbox, button...) and that all entered data by user could be saved in dbCan you advise me a DB structure that will contain it allI looked some cms db, but it's NOT this. Please, don't ask why I mess with it. I just need to build it.
I am trying to build a page which consists of different user controls which is divided in 3 columns.I have created a custom class for the page and widgets where the user controls will be loaded in. The custom class needs to be stored in an XML file, and using jQuery sortable for drag-and-drop functionality.At this point, my question is what is the best implementation for loading and saving the states of the page and widgets inside the page? I was thinking about using JSON and WebMethod for that, but I am still missing out the architecture on how I should build the page
we've started writing a standard toolkit for our asp.net applications including one standard master page, stylesheet, errorpage, noaccesspage etc. that will be used by all our applications. Is there a way we can add these pages to each individual application from one central location - so if any of these standard pages change, we only have to change them once and not numerous times in our individual projects?? I tried to build these pages into a standard .dll to no avail.
