i want to make a chain marketing business website like ebiz or amway which can able to maintain the leg system & membership tree,e can any buddy give a good coding reference.
I want to use asp.net 3.5 as a front end & ms sql server 2005 as a back end.
I am developing an ASP.Net web application for my client which is into Multi Level Marketing Business. I need to show him the treeview of the members under any member he chooses. For eg. he selects 'Member A' from the DropDownList, and clicks Submit, he should get a treeview of all the members under 'Member A'
I would like to add html attributes to form inputs, specifically disabled="disabled" in addition to others. I have conditional logic in the Controller that determines whether to add this html attribute or not that sets a bool IsDisabled flag in my ViewModel e.g.
Except that Add returns void, and there is no such thing as AddConditional. Is there something like an MVC HtmlAttributeBuilder class, or should I just extend Dictionary with these two extension methods?
I am using username authentication for client and certificate authentication for service. Am done with installing the certificates and i have root authority in my perosnal local store and CRL in trusted root folder. everything was fine until i added client. When i tried to add client, its giving me the error"
The X.509 certificate CN=tempCert chain building failed.
The revocation function was unable to check revocation for the certificate Service.config file:
I've been tasked with researching some .NET code that isn't mine. It's a little hard to figure out because there are so many hooks in different areas. In other words, everything seems to be very highly coupled.I'd like to be able to do the following:Very easily see a hierarchical (tree) view of projects and their direct dependencies (not just references)Be able to easily (visually) trace specific API hooks back from a dependent class to it's dependency. For example: If ProjectA.ClassA.Method1() has a call to ProjectB.ClassB.Method2() within the method, I want to be able to see itAnd hey, maybe visually isn't the best way to go. But it seems to always work better for me that way. I'll take any and all suggestions of course
Want to create a control to read the announcer.xml and render in a page.Can anyone suggest me the right method to implement this. basically want to update the .xml file and the page should display the announcments to the customers in the website.
I have seen in so many sites on the home page there is a search option and after searching any word of the website it displays and in w3schools it navates to goolge with his reference.
How to write a code for the same and which control we should use.
Just to avoid misuse of website i have to make it specific for certain region. Like people could view menu across the world and only the people of mumbai can order online. I want a submit button that would be visible to only mumbai people.
I have atleast 10 websites that have different css,html,javasacripts and webconfig. But the same code behind files.With this design everything is hard to maintain. So I decided to work on it and I started moving all the queries in the code beghind file to stored procedures. Since every website uses the same database.
What I have decided is to make use of themes and multiple master pages? IS this the best way to go about it?
Also lets say I have two templates. There is site A and site B. both using different templates. And have pages Home About Us and Contact.
Now would I be creating three different masterpages? for each template so 6 in total? ( since none of the templates are supposed to look the same)
or Should I just create two masterpages? if so how would I manage the html of the page so it looks different?
I am trying to make a website in C# ASP.NET. I have been given some code as well as visual studio 2010. The code I was given was written in ASP.NET 4.0, so I obviously want to code in that, but my web hosting only supports ASP.NET 2.0. If I upgrade to 4.0 what's the difference as far as compatibility issues with all browsers, or any draw backs to using 4.0. I am using 1&1 hosting so it is a pretty commercial hosting, maybe there is a reason why they do not have 4.0 standard on their 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?
1)to use a web application to make a website why does no code behind file appear in code behind?2)when i deploy to a website I need to place the web app .dll in a bin folder on root.This works but to make any changes i need to compile and upload the aspx file as well as the new dll?
I am planning to create a multi module based system. I am planning to create a core system and I want a flexibility that if I want to add modules to it so I can easily add/Remove different modules on the fly. I have seen similar thing in Windows Media Player i.e. we can add different plugins through configuration. How we can do same in asp.net.