Web Forms :: Passing Values From HTML Website To .net Website (both In Different Servers)?
Mar 1, 2010
I have a website which is developed using HTML. I have another asp.net application which is in different server. Now I have to design login block of my asp.net application in HTML website. That is user will login from HTML website but the validation of that user will be checked in asp.net application. So how to transfer my user name and password from HTML website to asp.net application.( Both are in different servers)
I'm planning on making a website and host it on my dedicated server.but I would also like the website to be available when the dedicated server (from here on revered to as server) is offline for what reason that maybe.How would I go about doing this? the server would get the domain name from my webserver. I already set up the DNS's to do so, but incase the server cannot be contacted I would like the webserver to take over or something?
i have a website, which i have designed almost 3 months ago. it is totally html site and no database is used. basically it is a site having PDF books on it. i have more then 300 books on my website. but now i want to change my website into dynamic asp.net, so that i can easily handle my data of over 300 books. is there any tool available to convert the site? or i have to make the site from start?
I have an website which runs nice on my development PC as well as on my local server.
But when deployed at clients server it gives error because of different datetime format at client server. I had checked it on 3 to 4 servers when the datetime format is same as my local server website runs fine. But when ever a datetime formate is different it starts giving error for datetime, whenever i try to do any transaction with date stored in datebase.
Passing Variable from page to page using ASP.NET (C#) without using QueryString
The difference in my case is that the request is coming from a different website (in java) to my website (in asp.net). I do not want the variable to appear in url.
To explain my scenario, we are making a webpage(plugin), which can be called from any other website. To authenticate request, i am looking for a mechanism when other website will pass id & auth-key to my page. This i can use to authenticate the request. I do not want these variable to be visible.
I work for a product manufacturer and we do not sell products directly to customers, distribution is through our dealer network. I'd like to provide our website visitors with a means to build a shopping cart and then pass the cart contents off to the dealer website of their choice.
The solution needs to be platform independent, even though I will be developing in ASP.net since our dealers' website platforms vary. I would assume most, if not all, do not have an existing API to interface with.
What do you think would be a good means of accomplishing this task?
I've got an external site that's built in SharePoint 2007. the user of the site need to have an option to view the full site when accessed from a mobile device. I am thinking of just creating a button control to do this. The question is, what would be the best solution to do this?
I have two websites both of which will share the same users in a SQL DB for membership. The first site is the standard site while the other is a subdomain for admins.
If the admin logs onto the either site, I don't want that person to have to re log on to either site if he/she is sent there via navigation. To the user it would just seem like one site. Because user would be using same session, if they log off either site they would have to reauthenticate.
We have two separate web applications for a site: One for the site itself, and one for the cms/administration side. I'm not sure why the original developer designed it this way, but whatever.
I am tasked with adding some functionality to the administration side that uploads files. These files then need to exist within the folder structure of the actual site. I was thinking I might have to write a web service that sits on the actual site that accepts the file bytes and file name from a call within the administration site, and creates the file in the correct folder, but I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about a cleaner way to accomplish the same thing.
In general, how would you tackle a scenario where you upload a file on one site, and send it to the directory structure in another?
This is a general ASP.NET question. I have an asp.net site that is hosted on domain A. The site works fine and uses a session when user login. I have a new empty site on domain B (different server). I tried to load the same site on domain B by calling it in an HTML IFrame site load and works but it seems that user con not login, after some experiments I think his is related to the session not working. Can I run the site on an IFrame? Sessions should work?
I was wondering how i could implement a message passing facility through a social networking website i am making. Instead of creating it all from the start, is there a much more simple approach i could possibly take?
I quite like the way facebook does it, how is this done?
I am ok with AJAX but would prefer something really simple not to the extent of adding emoticons etc.
I want to use autouser login in my website using ASP.NET C#.i.e., If I say that autouser login, this means user has to include user id and password to url for verification.
Example: http://10.9.80.210/Rmax/abc.aspx?Username=xyz,Password=1234Here, 'UserName and password' will be as autouser login, '10.9.80.210/Radmax' is the website url, 'abc.aspx' page is any of the page of website.
I am having a problem with webforms in my website which i am developing it into VS2005. the changes like inserting new table on existing web form of website not getting displayed on webform when i debug it.
This works. Now I have to submit a form via C# code.... DONE. It works. And my C# code saves the "new" HTML to a string variable called "submitParsedHTML". My question is: how to I change out the URL, to go through the string variable instead? I am thinking about doing this: When the user clicks the button to "Post" to the form and the app grabs the HTML. The app logs into my FTP account and saves the HTML as a seperate (temporary) file to be used on the internet [URL] Then the app can then parse the HTML as if it was a normal HTML document and not have to go through formatting the text to an HTML document. What do you all think?
Can you use asp.net with a flash website or does a flash website only interacts with actionscript? i have a sql db as a backend, i already know hot to do this in a html/css website, but i would like to create a cool flash website.
I am implementing an multilingual web site using ASP.Net. The languages are English,French and Arabic. Please note that Arabic's direction is RTL. What is the best way to implement the multilingual support. I am planning to use the .Net localization feature but the website texts are stored in DB. For the controls ( form controls) , I can used resx file. Do I need to build two different pages ( one for LTR and another for RTL )? Or can I have one ASPx file for all the three languages?
I would like to hear some best practices in implementing these kind of web applications.
