The problem is that webpages contained within subdirectories do not inherit the CSS file.What am i doing wrong here?If i copy the style.css file to the subdirectories everything works like a charm...UPDATE: If i change the path to /style.css or to ~/style.css the style is Not applied also to the webpages within the root folder.
The problem is that when page is displayed in web browser is see default back color, font and border, values from page are not applied on the my control. Why?
I'm using UrlRewriter.net, mentioned on ScottGu's Blog. I've built a site around this and now I'm having problems with subdirectories. The problem is, I want to exclude a directory and all subdirectories/files within it from rewriting. The rules I have are:
The problem is, although I can access files in the uploads directory (/Uploads/myfile.ext) and see the directory lists for direct subdirectories (/Uploads/mySubdirectory/), anything in /Uploads/mySubdirectory/, eg: /Uploads/mySubdirectory/myfile.ext returns a 404, because the UrlRewriter is messing with the Urls. I've tried these rules in different orders to no avail.Has anyone used this before? There must be a way to get it to work.
I need to copy a whole directory C:X to C:YX, and I need the sub-folders to be copied as well.Is there any way to do it with the System.IO.FileDirectory namespaces ?
I've been asked to implement the French translation of an ASP.NET 3.5 website. Each translation is going into its own separate website Unfortunately the previous programmer did not implement localization, so each site will have its separate set of files - this is not negotiable.
This French version will also go into its own website (www.mysite.ca), but for the moment I have been asked to put it into a sub-directory of the current site, called /CA I do not want to start messing around with file paths (for navigation and images), because the plan is to move the files in this sub-directory into a separate location in a few weeks. So the only alternative seems to be to move a copy of the site into the sub-directory and set it up as a separate application.What is the best way to set this up? Since the files in both sites belong to the same namespace and have the same names, how to avoid naming conflicts?
I'm using FormsAuthentication (with cookies) for users authentication, with the default cookie name (".ASPXAUTH").What I need is a different login system for the "/Admin/" virtual directory (backed by an ASP.NET MVCcontroller, "AdminController")... as if the "/Admin/" directory was another web application, but without creating another web project inside my solution.
How can I customize, at runtime, the cookie name used by FormsAuthentication? The FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName is readonly (and static...), and can be customized only once inside the web.config.Should I create a custom FormsAuthenticationModule?A controller filter, like the following, could be great:
[CustomFormsAuthenticationCookie("NewCookieName")] public class AdminController : Controller {
This is annoying, because I have to apply this style to every single thumbnail image individually, when there could be any number of them on the screen at any given time. All of the thumbnails are inside a single <div> that groups them together, and I'd like to apply a single style to the <div> that will push the attributes I need down to all of the the <img> elements nested inside, regardless how many thumbnails there are.
In my CSS stylesheet I have general settings for the a tag, and several hundered lines later settings for ul li a. Like this:
a:link { color: red; } ... ul li a { color:blue; }
Firebug tells me, that first the color:blue is loaded, and afterwards overriden by color:red So far I've always thought, that the order of loading css files and the order of style inside a single css file tell the browser how html elements should be formatted. Unfortunately I'm now experiencing it vice versa. how must I correct my style to achieve the a tag inside the li to be rendered blue and not red?
I'm getting a weird error. I have a css class and I dragged the reference onto the aspx. The compile-time page is recognizing the reference to the styles in the css because when I remove the css reference from the aspx the page displays squiggly lines under the CssClass references with a tooltip "cannot be found".
However, when I run the page the css classes aren't getting applied. Also weird - when I copy the css class definitions from the css file into a <style> tag in the <head> variable of my page the css classes DO get applied. I can't figure out why my css classes aren't getting applied at runtime even though the references appear to check out at compile time.
I am trying to create this webpage that shows a database with a "Master-Detail" type view. To do this I am following this tutorial [URL]
The only difference is that I am not using ObjectDataSource, instead I am just using my SQL - DataBase.
Here's the problem: When I click on the link to show the modalPopup, the BackgroundCssClass is not being applied, and the popup just shows up in the corner of the screen without changing the background and opacity. Anyone know whats going on?
I put some controls in an update panel. After an asyncpostback, the styling from the css is not applied to some of the controls. How I can correct this issue?
I have a series of parameters stored in rows in the database, and I'd like to return rows that satisfy both input parameters. The parameters come through in the URL, like "&msg_type=20560&status=101"
I have code that works fine, but only if there's one parameter. If there are two, it empties out the results. Here's my code:
I am implementing my project using Asp.net and C# in Visual Studio.Net 2008 programming environment, and I've been working on this issue for a while and can't find a solution. I have a css file in "App_Data/CSS/style.css", it works fine in visual studio design view. However, when I was trying to run the program, all formating effects I defined in the style.css disappear, leaving the plain view of the interface. The master page is in "App_Data/MasterPage.master", all the other .aspx pages are under the root directory. I have this placed in the header of the master page:
< link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="CSS/style.css" />
I have a .net 4.0 web application hosted on IIS7 server.
After reading this: [URL] about serving static content from another server, so that cookies aren't sent with every request for a static file, i tried it out but without much success.
With this rule defined, every link to a file in the images folder should be rewriten into the static-server URL. But this doesn't work at all, now every image that is in the images folder returns a 404 not found. what could be causing this behavior or a different solution on how to serve files from a specific folder from a different server without having to go trough tons of code and change all the links to link to the static server?
I did also try using the Redirect action type instead of the Rewrite action, which actually worked, but it defies the reason why i'm trying to serve the files on a different server (this way the request is sent to my dynamic content server with all the required cookies and is redirected to the static-server which is actually worse than serving the images from the dynamic content server).
I'm working on Windows 2008R2 with IIS 7.5. In web.config there is config value:
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Now, web request calls WCF service, which is very time consuming (timeouts for WCF are set to 5minutes). Whilst waiting for WCF to finish, web application throws exception:
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As far as I make it out, it's exception caused by exceeding 90seconds limit. But... I get that exception after about 150seconds. Is it common that request doesn't break instantaneously?
I did some tests: - set executionTimeout to 90seconds - set WCF timeout to 500seconds - play with Thread.Sleep in WCF service, and pass it a value between 90seconds and 500seconds.
It turned out that I got that
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exception exactly after the time passed to Thread.Sleep method. Conclusion: web request thread has to wait for wcf call to return in order to be aborted?
I have created a new page in rootfolderSubfolder ewfolder est.aspx , this test page is used a master page which is in rootfolderSubfolderMasterpage.Master . But styles are applied in test page.
but master is works if the page is in rootfolderSubfolder est.aspx.
