Web Forms :: Changing The Css Path Based On Theme Selected?
Feb 4, 2010
I have provided 2 theme in home page (default.aspx) , onclick of this link i am able to change the css path and image path according to the theme selected but once i login the image path are comming correctly accordinly to theme selected but the css (stylesheet) path is not changing.
when i select a theme and view the source of default page all the paths are changing but once loged css path is not changing.
I am now in process doing theme for my web application.
This is how i want my Theme work :Whenever user choose to change the theme, the whole web site theme should changed accrodingly.
Most of the examples that i find out online require to assign the theme in Page_PreInit event in every page. The theme name is store in session variable.
My concern is that is there anyway to assign particular theme to whole web site without having assing it to every page and store the theme into session variable.
I'm setting my site theme with the following code in my global.asax file, but if I go to a product page with a URL that has been rewritten through a rewriter, the global file doesn't affect the master page anymore and the page doesn't use the theme that is being set in the global file?
I have a few sites that use the same application but use details to populate the site content such as title, logo and theme based on the URL. These details are stored in a database.
What is the best way to populate these details. I was thinking this should be done in the Global.asax rather then my page.master
I have a master page that is used for all the sites and had the code called ther but it might be better to do the database calls in Global rather then in the master page?
I need to setup a site so that when you go sub_a.something.com theme sub_a is applied ro sub_b.something.com theme sub_b is applied and a session variable is set to keep track of the subdomain. The idea is a site that uses themes for each location. Kind of like a national newspaper that will have users, groups and themes setup per city.
I'm just beginning to learn about themes and skins and I'm wondering if it is possible to include some js.files in a themefolder.
I've created a theme called "bluefixed" but it needs some javascript that other themes don't. I thought it would just be a matter of putting a js file in the correct themefolder and than that js filed would be included, but i'm not able to get this working.
i have a setup.aspx page where in i select the theme with buttons so if i click on a button the theme should reflect in all of my pages of project.so how can i write the code do i need to call it in each page.how can i set the initial page to do so.
I have made subdirectory [URL]. and user control is loaded at runtime. But there is this error The virtual path '/theme/miragetheme/user-controls/display-userblog.ascx' maps to another application, which is not allowed.
I have a Asp.Net Web Application that uses Themes. Inside the theme directory are 9 *.css files.
I've published the Web Application months ago on a IIS 7.5 (and updated regularry). If I browse the site from my computer, my private computer or some virtual machines at a hosting facility, the site will be perfectly rendered.
However, some employees of the company we created the page for are recently having display issues. I was just able to reproduce the issue via remote session and found out, that only 8 of the 9 styles in the selected Theme directory are included into the page. (IE developer toolbar showed the this) The client is using Internet Explorer in version 8.
The problem does not only seem to affect employees of the same company rather than visitors from outside as well.The name of the stylesheet, that sometimes not included into the page is called style.css. I've checked if the file was not accessible from the computer I created the remote session with, but that was not the case. The style.css was browsable. For now I'd try to move the style.css out of the App_Themes directory and include it manually via the MasterPage.
Update: I also discovered that some
<asp:Images ImageURl="~/images/mypic.png">
are also not being shown, just the red X for image not found. Maybe that's related? I looked for the Internet Explorer setting multimedia -> show images, it was checked. I'll try to replace the pngs with jpgs for now.
I have a XSD file in my website. I need to give its path in code.
using (XmlTextReader textReader = new XmlTextReader (@"C:VS2008ProjectsInterfaceSchema.xsd"))
But, If my website move to dev server, QA server, Prod server, I need to change the path here. Can we do any other way instaed of whole path. Like example for css file, we just name of <link href="filen.css">.
I tried to replace the path with "/Schema.xsd" but getting exception file not found. I tried eith ~ root symbol also. No use.
I also can do by keeping the value in webconfig. Even though, i need to change it every time.
I am uploading my file through "FileUpload" Control using ASP.Net,C#. My requirements is that if a user select a file for upload, i want to know the path of that selected file because i want to read it through StreamReader.
StreamReader sourceStream = new StreamReader(userFileFullPath);
then i want to write it on FTP using following code.
In my website i have used ajax. I have made a subdomain. All the files are in the subdomain. But no ajax controls are working. When viewing source,
<script src="/subdomain/ScriptResource.axd?d=pIGD9Q63Ayfy9TvkTDZXYa7KKGxArRY0b7cvnO2ePCz6Y3RvV0egKLh8SptZV4uh0uHt-WTAswFxYQAekdl0wytwvJVYp1G-DPHL4quv6Vc1&t=633528638860312500" type="text/javascript"></script> is coming.
I have several ASP.NET web projects and their Output folder are set to "C:Builds[ProjectName]bin" (instead of the default "bin" folder). This makes "F5" Debugging not working because the ASP.NET Development Server expects the "bin" folder under the project folder.
I then changed to use Local IIS Web server (http://localhost/webproject1") and manually updated the vdir physical path to my custom output path. However the VS2010 will not load the csproj because it detects the url is already mapped to a different folder location.
I know I probably shouldn't change the Output folder. But wondering if there is an easy way to workaround this? The goal is to make "F5" debugging work with custom build Output folders.
I am creating a control that contains an html5 audio element and I want to be able to change the source of the audio dynamically. I can access the audio element in C# but am unable to figure out how to change the src attribute.
this is performance related question. i have gridview and i wrote gridview selected index changing event .In that event i am enable and disable one button out side the gridview..
it is working fine and fast in my local system ..the problem is ,if i upload my application in server ,it takes more time to perform action in gridview selected index changing.how to avoid that problem ?