Need to check with you all does it possible to import the slices created using Adobe Fireworks into a .apsx web form ? First time using Fireworks, not sure Visual Studio 2008 support external importing or not.
i want to know what to do after desining a page with photoshop and fireworks to make an asp master page using visual studiosimply i have an html page i want to make a master page from it
I just want to slice paging every 5 pages because there are too many pages that's why the paging of the bottom looks too crowded.
int kategoriId = Convert.ToInt32(Request.QueryString["ID"]); using (HEDataContext db = new HEDataContext()) { var productList = (from p in db.KATEGORI_03s where p.kategori_02_id == kategoriId select new
I have a data import page where I start the Import by clicking a button.Second by second I want to print in Web Page informations about record is being importing.
Im building a web application that displays a xfdf document. When we are testing in adobe 5 and we can't stop adobe opening outside the webpage. The user clicks the report and it should open in the browser but instead it opens in adobe it appears to work in everything but adobe 5. We have previously done this with out any problems. Any ideas? This is a snippet of the xfdf
Our ASP.NET application allows the users to review any number of PDF forms. A simple listbox holds filenames and the forms are displayed inside a standard iFrame. The setup is simple and effective: when the user clicks on a filename, that filename is loaded into the iFrame, and shown to the user.
Users are allowed to digitally sign the forms. For appearance purposes, a bitmap of the user' signature is generated and placed in the appropriate location of the PDF form.
The bitmap file format is GIF, and the background is transparent.
We use iTextSharp for form-filling, and we also use iTextSharp to place the bitmap on the forms. Nothing special.
We can readily verify that the signature bitmap is correctly placed on the form, and that the bitmap itself is definitely transparent.
Problem 1:
After placing the bitmap of the user' signature on the form, the form is reloaded and displayed to the user (for verification) and, in most cases, the forms do not display the bitmap. Opening the PDF reveal that the bitmap has been placed and is definitely visible in Adobe Reader (9 and 10 - these are the versions available for testing).
Experimentation and quite a bit of research seems to suggest that the problem lies in caching. One of the possible solution/suggestion is to append a time-stamp or a GUID to the URL, when loading the form after applying the bitmap. In theory, this should prevent Adobe Reader from using a cached copy of the PDF form.
We have tried appending a time-stamp and/or a GUID, without any success: the forms still display without the bitmap. At the risk of repeating myself: the PDF form is correctly signed, and the bitmap is correctly placed. It is just not visible.
This problem seems common to users running the application on intranet web servers (IIS 7). The one application instance running on public web server (IIS 7) does not seem affected by this problem.
Problem 2:
As mentioned, the GIF file generated by our application has a transparent background. In almost all cases, Adobe Reader (9 and 10) seems to understand and respect the transparency of the bitmap.
In one very peculiar case (when the application is running on a Windows 7 64 bit machine with IIS 7), when the bitmap is placed on the form, it becomes opaque (complete loss of transparency).
Again, the problem seems related to Adobe Reader, because the bitmap being applied positively sports a transparent background.
In order to add pie chart into my website, but i want to remove black border and add % sign to the numbers showing graph and also want to set colours in pie chart based on my website theme.
My asp.net app used Crystal report to display as pdf file.
If I open the report in my pc (newest version, Adobe reader 9), it is ok but once I open app in web server (Adobe reader 8), it display a blank screen.
I read the thread on this topic and tried using "Process.start(mypdf.pdf)" to open the PDF file. I was able to get "Process.Start()" to work perfectly within VS2008 on the built-in server but not IIS; when I am in the development environment it works great, but when I deploy the application and run it it does not work. What happens when I run outside of the development environment, I can export the PDF file to the directory on the IIS server, and the client can also delete the file from the IIS server, BUT, inbetween the export and the delete commands, I have the Process.start command so that the user can open the file and do whatever they need to do; print it, print partially or save it locally ect.
After it exports the file to the server when the exectue "Process.start" occurs, the screen just blinks and there is no error message? I tried many options using Process.StartInfo but no luck. I also tried to to use Process.Start() with a text file (.txt) and had the same result, so it doesn't look like an adobe acrobat problem. I do have acrobat running on the clients as well as the server. I don't think it is a security issue being the exporting and deleting work. Is this the wrong command to use? The web server is IIS7, I am using VS2008 VB.NET and it is a Web application. I need to demo this to the client in 4 days and I need to have this working.
Everything seems to work, expect when I try to open the PDF file Adobe Reader says:
"Adobe reader could not open 'filename.pdf' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded)."
I tried opening it in Adobe Photoshop and was not able to there either.
In a VB.Net project I use the Adobe PDF Reader (AxAcriPDFLib) control to display a preview of a selected PDF document whereafter the user can double-click upon the selected listbox item to enjoy a full screen view of the relevant PDF document. see the attached sample in this regard. Is there any way to emulate this in ASP.Net?
I am using VS 2010 and C#. I am trying to create a pdf file in web application. I am trying to convert a dataset to pdf file. The pdf file is getting generated, but when i try to open the pdf, i am getting the error as "Adobe reader could not open "sample.pdf" because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged" How to fix this?
I have been trying to import from an Excel file and insert it into a table. I can upload the Excel file. I can view the Excel file in a grid But when I run the import process to insert the rows in the Excel file I get only one row and it has all nulls except the dateentered and entered by field. I added breakpoints and tried setting a couple of the fields to labels and I could see that data was getting to the reader.
I have got a master page of a website which picks up the content given by the user and displays it on their side(server) when the user saves it. Basically I give the project in a general format to them and they edit this master page and give the content to their website in whatever way they want. But since few days I have been getting this error When ever the client tries to change the content and save it and refresh it takes them to a error page which says as shown below Error message on resulting template after the import:
Server Error in '/elina' Application. Cannot find ContentPlaceHolder 'plcCol1' in the master page '/elina/Elina.Master', verify content control's ContentPlaceHolderID attribute in the content page. Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Web.HttpException: Cannot find ContentPlaceHolder 'plcCol1' in the master page '/elina/Elina.Master', verify content control's ContentPlaceHolderID attribute in the content page.
Source Error: An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below. Now the code on the master page is as shown below