1) I am making use of Profile class in my application, and using System.Web namespace, but intellisense is not able to recognize it. But when I make use of System.Web.Profile, it is working properly. What is the reason of this?
2) System.Web.Profile is not able to recognize IsAnonymous property, why is it not recognizing?
I'm trying to store some business objects in a SQLProfileProvider Profile property, however my business objects use public properties, not fields. This means I can't serialize as binary (correct?) so I'm serializing as XML. I've got the basic XML.Serialization attributes on the business objects, basically just XMLRoot and XMLElements with Type properties and an XMLArray attribute for a collection<T>. When I look at the data in the aspnet_Profile table, sure enough, it looks like an XML representation of my BOs:
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Additionally, it works fine while the user is logged in.However, if the user logs out and logs back in, the profile property is a new instance of the BO, not what was saved in the profile. What am I missing here?
I am trying to use: [URL] I have downloaded the converted to VB files and inserted them in my app_code folder. I created the SQL table and ran both SQL stored procedures Now for the web.config, I already have a connection to my database for the aspnet memberships since I have it on my own database, so I used that for the connection and I did this:
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But I get run time errors when I try to set a profile. The error I get is in the SqlTableProfileProvider.vb and it says "Incorrect syntax near ','." Which is really not enough information but that is all what it gives me
<profile defaultProvider="TableProfileProvider">
<providers>
<add name="TableProfileProvider"
type="SqlTableProfileProvider"
connectionStringName="LocalSQLServer"
table="UserProfile"
applicationName="DatabaseProfileProviderTest"/>
<add name="StoredProcedureProfileProvider"
type="SqlStoredProcedureProfileProvider"
connectionStringName="LocalSQLServer"
setProcedure="setCustomProfileData"
readProcedure="getCustomProfileData"........................
I've added sone profile properties.
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I get a error that raid does not exist. I've tried both ways t and
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I am using VB.Net/ASP.Net 2008/3.5 to create a Web Application and I am trying to access the Profile Class.
I notice that unlike a "Website" that you cannot access the Profile class from a "Web Application" and I was wondering what is the best way of adding the Profile class to a Web application?
I'm new to this forum, Ok here is the problem. I tried to implement the user profile pattern that provided by ASP.Net 2.0, first I added this couple of tags to the web.config
<system.web>
<anonymousIdentification
enabled="true"/>
<profile>
<properties>
<add
name="Name"
allowAnonymous="true"/>
<add
name="Age"
allowAnonymous="true"
type="System.Int16"/>
<group
name="User">
<add
name="Category"
allowAnonymous="true"/>
<add
name="MemberSince"
allowAnonymous="true"
type="System.DateTime"/>
<group>
<properties>
<profile>
Then I buit the project and moved to the page code behind, the surpise is that I didn't have the Profile object in the intellisense.
I know it's possible to use this information in a winform, wpf or console application. But I rather to determine which user with what roles are running a sepecific method, so I could decide upon them and run different codes. In addition in a desktop app. how a user can login? Is there any special winform or wpf login control?
View 1 RepliesI can't get my profile providers (supported databases are SQL Server and MySQL) working if I use DSN in connectionstrings like "dsn=dsnName;User ID=userif;Password=psw;". Profiles are working fine with "normal" connectionstrings.
View 2 Repliesi'm working in visual studio 2005 asp.net c#.i'm trying to learn about profile feature ... and it seems easy to use it but i have some questions ...i red some articles and tutorials about the profile feature but i dont understand where all the details that you store are stored ?in database ? xml file ?
i didnt try it yet but it seems logical to me that when you define properties in the web.config its creating tables in the database with the names you named the properties like : <profile
>
<properties>
<add[code]....
then it will creat in the database "name" and äge" fields ? is that right ? .... if yes , where is the definition of the connection with the database ?if not, how does it work ? i know that the <connectionString> in the web config connect the database that i want to use and creat it tables. for the login and creat user .does the profile use the connection string and work with the database to !?
I am using profile services to store some attributes of users registered in the website. Now I am making a display profile page for a user. The problem is that the profile loads easily when I am running the site from VS 2010, but it gives the following error when I run it from IIS7 on my local machine:
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Source Error:
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We moved our website from one production server to another production server. DNS propagation is not an issue here. Some users cannot login now and others can. Those that can login do not see the same menu items that they used to see prior to the move. It's like the profile provider is not working. I checked the web.config file and everything appears to be the same as it was before. Is there something else I forgot to move?
View 4 RepliesI thought I would try this forum first, but it may be an ASP.NET general question.
I have setup profile in a web.config like the following:
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However when I try and reference the profile in a code behind using the "Profile.blah-balh" the intellisense does not pick up the elements I have defined in the web.config.
Intellisense is generally working and does sport the Profile() starting point when typed.
I'm trying to update/create the user profile for a specific user that will not be the logged on user of the moment. I'm able to do this with the following code:
'Dim p As ProfileBase = ProfileBase.Create(Email, False)
I got the login to work fine- go to [URL]if you want to give it a try. Here is the thing. The profile functionality doesn't work. It draws from the same set of files, it used the same connection string as the users, it work on my local machine, but blows up on GoDaddy because it cannot find the file, and when it tries to create it. The file it uses for the profile, aspnet_Profiles, is on there along with the rest of the membership files. The connection string is not defined individually. Why is it finding the user files, but not the profile file.
Here are the files
aspnet_Applications
aspnet_Memberships
aspnet_Paths
aspnet_PersonalizationAllUsers
aspnet_PersonalizationPerUser
aspnet_Profile
aspnet_Roles
aspnet_SchemaVersions
aspnet_Users
aspnet_UserInRoles
aspnet_WebEvents_Events
Here is the Wec.config
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Here is the Profile User Control
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Here is the profile wrapper
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We are trying to use a BasePage class (which inherits from Page) to populate and set the Meta Keywords and Meta Description Tags. I am using masterpages and below is an example code extract... According to examples on the internet, I could then set this also via the Page Directive using the MetaKeywords and MetaDescription properties, but they do not appear.
I have tried setting the CodeFileBaseClass="MyNamespace.UI.BasePage" but this does not work either. Using debug I can see that the BasePage classes' MetaKeywords and MetaDescription properties are not being set within my content page. I can access the properties but not set them.
== BASEPAGE CLASS ==
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== PAGE CLASS ==
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I am logged in as user1, and while creating a user in which I have additional information which would store first and last name into the profile database. I have the following code
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But because I just have profile like that, it is updating the profile of user1 not the new user i just created
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I got the followig task.Create a website (Profile.aspx) in which the User can create and edit his profile.Well, I know how to write in a database, but how do I get the UserName oder the UserID to make a PrimaryKey?If the user is logged in a session will be started. In this session is the UserName but I don't know how to read out the UserName with ASP.NET to make an PrimaryKey. If I would try to read out the UserName with C# I must save it in an variable and give it somehow to my form.
asp:sqldatasource id="SqlDataSource1" runat="server"
connectionstring="<%$
ConnectionStrings:MyConnectionString %>"[code]....
I'm being stupid but don't know what I'm missing.I want to use asp.net profile and have a profile property.So in the webconfig for my site I've added:
<profile>
<properties>
<add name="Name"/>
</properties>
</profile>
But in the code behind a page I cannot use Profile.Visual Studio is just saying the Profile is not known in the current context.Thus I cannot do
Profile.Name = ....
or
x = Profile.GetPropertyValue(....)
Here is my code:
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The problem is that the transaction is not working.For instance,now the code is correct so both sql statements are getting executed.However,yesterday the 'update' statement was incorrect but I could not realise that IT WAS NOT ALRIGHT, because the function was not throwing myTrans.Rollback().I had put a breakpoint and there was no rollback.Apparently, now the sql statements,above,are ok,so there is no issue at the moment,however if there was an error,still the function would execute as if the sql statements were successful.
I know that I can use a Stored procedure and finish with it.But i want to see it how the Transaction works using SQLtransaction class.
i try to update the gridview i keep on getting the error like objectdatasource could not find a non generic method 'update' which has parameters a,b,c etc.i have done everything right but i cant seem to figure this one out.i am using objectdatasource,a class file and a dataset.xsd file.
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I have a simple entity framework class called "NewsItem" which has 3 properties: Id, PostDate and DescriptionText. To format the postdate property I created a partial class as the following:
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This seems to be the way Microsoft has outlined doing it in this link: [URL] It seems as thought he partial class isn't being "picked up" in relation to my entity object as none of the formatting I've tried has done anything. Any ideas on what I've done wrong or might have missed?
I am working with odbcCommand class, in one case I got error that QueryTimeout Expired. Even though this SP is taking only 3-4 secs in DB to execute these specific values, When I set the CommandTimeout=0, then it worked fine.
1)Is it necessary to always use this property while working with Command Class.
2)If it is not suggested to use, but still if I use it then how it will impact the performance.
Below is my code sample.
OdbcConnection conObj;
OdbcCommand cmdObj;
OdbcDataAdapter daObj = new OdbcDataAdapter();
public DataTable GetIFAContractNoteData(string RecipientIDIFACN, DateTime BatchDateIFACN, int TransmittalReportIDIFACN) {
conObj = new OdbcConnection(GlobalVariables.strDsnName + ";" + GlobalVariables.strDsnDataBase + ";" + GlobalVariables.strDsnUserID + ";" + GlobalVariables.strDsnPassword);
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I have found hints that MVC 2 recognises the 'buddy class' type of property metadata, where data annotation attributes are applied to a 'buddy' metadata class, and the MetadataType on the actual entity class points to that buddy class, as below. However, as below, it seems the only attribute that makes any difference to the rendered UI is DisplayName. Why are the other attributes like DataType, Required, and ReadOnly not working? I.e. why can I enter text in a read only field? Why do I not get an error when a required field is empty? Why does the DataType attribute have no apparent effect? Why does EditorForModel not include validation messages?
[MetadataType(typeof(CustomerMetadata))]
public partial class Customer
{
public class CustomerMetadata
{
[ScaffoldColumn(false)]
public object CustomerId { get; set; }
[DisplayName("CustomerNo.")]
[ReadOnly(true)]
[Required(AllowEmptyStrings = false, ErrorMessage = "Customer No. is required.")]
public object CustomerNo { get; set; }
}
}
I find behaviour the same whether I use an explicit LabelFor and TextBoxFor for each model property, or a single EditorForModel for the whole model.
I have this Control directive in a usercontrol (i've changed the namespace and class name):
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" Inherits="Namespace.Path.To.ClassName" %>
<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtComment" TextMode="MultiLine" ValidationGroup="comment" />
ClassName is a class that lives in a class library and this is the class:
namespace Namespace.Path.To
{
public class ClassName : System.Web.UI.UserControl
{
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox txtComment;
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
HttpContext.Current.Response.Write(txtComment == null);
HttpContext.Current.Response.End();
}
I have build a UserControl with separate code behind file.In that code behind file i have defined some public properties in the Partial class of user control that was automatically generated.Those properties will initialize some properties of controls that are used in the control.Now, in .aspx page i used this User Control and initialized the public properties through code behind of aspx page for dynamic contents.
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