why I get these warnings, wondering if it is a bug with Visual Studio.I have a navigation web user control, with links, and the links work without error, but it underlines the links and gives me warnings that the pages are not found.If I put ~/ in front of the links, the underlines go away and o warnings but then the link will not work because it will put ~/ in front of the url which does not existI have set up a page with a couple of pics if you would like to see:https://sites.google.com/site/warningofpagenotfound/It is no big deal, and the site runs fine with the warnings, just curious to why it warns that the pages are not found
I am using VS 2005.When i was opening my VS 2005 and i tried to open web appication view designer.But it is not working and it is showing a warning message "Entry point was not found".
I have an application whereby a user browses to an Ajax enabled page, sets up some filters, and then clicks on download report. When the user clicks on this button, they are redirected to a Download.aspx page, which builds up the report and appends it to the response as binary (the file may either be zip/pdf or excel). The issue I am having is that everytime the user goes to the page and hits the download button the warning message from IE pops up "To help protect your security internet explorer has blocked this site from download files to your computer". This is not a huge issue, but the problem is that when the user clicks this warning to accept the file, it reloads the page, and all my filters are lost, so the user has to set up all the filters to filter out the data they dont want and then re-download the file.
The interesting thing is that I thought I could track the filters using session variables, so that when the page reloads after accepting the warning message it could be restored, but IE for some reason is not loading the page in the way it should, and so the Page_Load method is never fired when IE reloads it after the user accepting the warning, so I cannot restore the filter settings on the page because I have no event to do it from!
I have searched and searched for a solution.. I have tried changing the mime headers - I am using content-disposition tag set to "attachment; filename=report.zip", I have tried changing the mime type descriptions to different things to see if I can avoid the warning but to no avail. I have tried using an iframe but couldnt quite get it to do what I want it to do, the page was still being refreshed..
I have a working web app that uses a web service which is compiled into its separate assembly. I have another class library project compiled as a separate assembly that serves as a proxy to this web service. This all seems to work at runtime but I am getting this warning at compile time which I don't understand and would like to fix:
I have dozens of webforms in the main project that reference the proxy class with no compile time complaints as this snippet shows:
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And yet I have one webform (also in the root of the main project) which gives me the "not CLS-compliant" message but yet attempts to reference the proxy class just like the other ASPX files. I get the compile time warning on the line annoted by me with 'ERROR here..
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This makes no sense to me. The file with the warning is called frmHome.aspx.vb; all others in the project declare things the same way and have no warning. BTW, the webservice itself returns standard datatypes: integer, string, and dataset.
I've got a HomePage.aspx page - user clicks "NEW PROJECT" and they get brought to the NewProject.aspx page.
While on this page they click CONTINUE buttons on the page that move you through 3 stages of CASE creation.
If they click BACK - the BROWSER BACK button - I want to pop up a warning.
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Going back will return you to the client homepage, and all data entered for this project will be lost. Do you wish to proceed?
If they click NO they return to where they just were - as if they did not click BACK.
Is this possible?
If not - can I make BACK just return to the HomePage.aspx - as if all the NewProject.aspx postbacks were not new page entries in the BROWSER history.
Flickr does something like that. When you click on the "in the last minute" link and see recent photos - then click reload several times - each of those reloads does not go into BROWSER BACK history. If you click BACK you are back onto the initial [URL] home page.
I have an ASP.NET 4 Web Forms application that I am attempting to deploy to a production server (Windows Server 2003 and IIS 6.0).I have already deployed this application to a test server with the same setup and configuration successfully and all the routing worked great on the test server.I am now getting 404's on all routes on the production server. The only difference between the test and production servers is that the production server uses SSL which is handled at the load balancer level.I am able to access the pages without the "routed" urls (manually entering in the .aspx extentions, etc).Has anyone run into a similar issue? Is routing not supported in this type of environment?
I have a page that have a combobox and a button, when the user select something from the combobox and hit the Go button they are redirected to the page with the desired variable.
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The problem appears when the page was not used from more than 20 minutes and the user select something from the comboBox and hit Go Button the receive a page indicating the Error 404.The only thing that I try is to use a javascript code that Refresh the page every 15 minutes but is not nice to see a page refreshing without a reason.If someone can have a way to identify what can be done in this problem, Its going to be a huge help.
I have read about Ajax Control Toolkit that should solve pop-up window requirements, but I need a solution that doesn't involve me downloading this. I have an editable FormView from where I want to pop a "warning window" whenever the user clicks a button that closes the Form. This "warning window" should have the following controls:
Label: "Do you want to save changes?" btnPopSave: "Yes" >> triggers databinding of FormView fields to datasource, then closes warning window and the FormView btnPopClose: "No" >> closes warning window, and FormView without databinding
If this is not possible (or too complicated), I think I can settle for just a warning window with:
Label: "Make sure you've saved changes." and no other controls
btnPopClose: "OK" >> closes warning window, and FormView
I have a website which has both html and aspx pages. for aspx pages i have added code in customerror section in web.config and is working fine, but only in case of aspx pages. I want if somebody looks for html page which does not exist should also be taken to error page.[URL]( What about html pages section) will only work if the site is hosted at my servers, but in my case the website is hosted somewhere else.
i have to create some files dynamically. those are referred in html anchor control.i want to process some requested files in asp.net worker process but IIS just intercept all these requests and show 404 page not found page. how can i avoid IIS bevaiour in such cases additionally i can not map these files extentions to IIS because i don't know there are so many???
I have a table named [vacation time] with the colums startdate and enddate the table is conected with the [permits table]with the colums permname and permdays(int). i have to create a warning message for the user if the ((startdate)-(enddate)>permday) to avoid the update statement in my grid view.
A website's default page is setup as follows:http://mysite.com/myapp/ ==> http://mysite.com/myapp/views/default.aspxAs you can see the only thing a little out of the ordinary is that the default page is in a subdirectory (views)If I access the page via the default URL (http://mysite.com/myapp/) the form tag looks like this<form name="aspnetForm" method="post" action="default.aspx" id="aspnetForm">The problem is that the page posts back to http://mysite.com/myapp/default.aspx (missing the "/views/" part of the path) which is a non-existent page, so I get a Page Not Found (404) error.
I have a treeview named Treeview1 with checkboxes. I want the child checkboxes to be checked if parent is checked.
I am trying to use a simple code that I found on msdn :
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For some reasons I got this error and I really dont understand why:
Type 'System.Windows.Forms.TreeViewEventArgs' is not defined.
warning BC40056: Namespace or type specified in the Imports 'System.Windows.Forms' doesn't contain any public member or cannot be found. Make sure the namespace or the type is defined and contains at least one public member. Make sure the imported element name doesn't use any aliases.
I've upgraded my web application from ASP.NET 2.0 framework to 3.5. I've also updated AJAX toolkit from 2.0 to 3.5. The updated was made on 20th of January.
However today the application started giving me error that there is no ScriptManager on the page although it's (I'm using AJAX ModalPopupExtender on 2 pages). I didn't change anything on the pages except yesterday I've added one ASCX control to both pages but problem doesn't disappear even if I remove the control.
Basically the thing stopped working for no particular reason. I will try to reinstall the AJAX toolkit and I think that there are maybe somethings to change in web config but it's strange since it worked perfectly until few hours ago.
I'm using ASP.NET MVC 1 with IIS 6.The problem I have is 404 page not found.The "Default" rounting can be displayed, but if I try any other url, say /mysite/Home/Login,I got 404 error.I then changed the routing configuration in Global.asax as following,
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The login view can be found, but typeing url /mysite/ had 404 error again.
I moved a website from one server to another. Everything works well except for an admin area that is it's own small .net website. The login page loads but when it goes to the default.aspx page I get "The Page Cannot Be Found" even though it is there. Is there a property setting I need to do on the server for it to be seen? Sorry, just never came across this before.This is the url returned after it tries to go to the default.aspx. I replaced the domain name though. [URL]
I have a GridView that (in one particular instance) would contain about 5000 rows, each row containing a DropDownList with about 5000 items. Naturally, this takes forever to load and throws and OutOfMemory exception on my box.
No big deal, I thought. I'll just enable paging. Well, that works fine (for the same gridview) when its bound to other data, but when I bind it to this particular DataSource (the one with 5000 rows) problems arise.
When I first load the GridView with the offending DataSet, page one displays just fine. However, when I click to view page two I get the error:
Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error. In Google Chrome. And the error: Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage In IE.
