I would like to add a space after each fourth '+' sign.
This is because if the text is too long in the grid's cell in my page, then it's simply cut off. So I'm thinking to simply wrap the string before binding the data to the grid.
I've played around with several string methods, like getting the IndexOf and the adding a space with Insert, or using a StringBuilder to make a completely new string out of the original one, but I just can't get the final solution running.
i'm writing a stored proc and if a field i return is longer then 200 characters, i want to truncate, find the last space, remove any characters after that space, then add some full stopseg:
INSERT INTO @rec(articleid, abstract) SELECT a.id, CASE
I am developing an application that will have 200+ sessions at any given time. I am also relatively new at asp.net development. This application will be hosted on a remote server along with its SQL Server 2008 database. Each session will constantly use SQL select, update, insert, and delete commands. Do you think it would matter if I used server-side logic to perform all the SQL commands, passing parameters back and fourth? Or should I do some more research on client-side database manipulation? Would it be too much load if i used strictly server-side?
I am trying to create a product selection page. I have got the listview going except for one thing and that is I want there to be 4 images across but it is not breaking. I have st the weidths etc of the various td's, table and divs but it is not respecting this How can I het it to break after the fourth image the code is
I have a problem with DataSet.GetXml() in ASP.NET 4.0:
First I populate the dataset with some tables.
Then I run the .GetXml() method on the dataset and some XML is returned. The output of this method is not want I want it to be, however.
The desired result is this:
[code]....
How do I stop this from happening? I mean, how do I stop the cell from being included at all?
In ASP.NET 1.1 the same code is used and the desired output is returned. This means that it is probably some new thing in 4.0 that I have to switch on/off. But what?
I'm trying to make a website that can sign into other websites for the users, and grab certain information. For example: a web based game forum that automatically pulls your game statistics. My website would have to navigate to the game url, fill in the user name and password, sign in, then read the html once signed in (this is the easy part, for which I would simply use the HTML agility pack or something similar). Is this sign in process possible with asp.net?
but I'm looking for a hack or way to put a + in a folder name, like
http://www.mysite.com/cats+dogs/Default.aspx
I'm using IIS 7, and have tried creating a virtual directory to achieve this, and it didn't work. I am not allowed to put %2B in the explorer folder or virtual folder name.
how I could hack this to make it work? We've already had brochures printed up with a url on it, and wondering if there is some way I can alias it or some trick that might do it.
EDIT: I was able to figure this out, by creating a virtual folder with a + in it, then redirecting to a URL, which points to a virtual directory with the content.
I have a asp.net web application and one asp appliation which are hosted on different places.now i will login to asp application. within that asp application i have a link which will open the asp.net applicaitno home page in pop up window without need of sign in again along with full security.
I have a question, when I compiled my asp.net c# web application and transfer the ".dll" file to my hosting server which is godaddy. What happened was, all my users that used to show "online" all appears offline at once. I query db to get that online status of a column called "LastActivity" I guess, when that happens, I would like to sign out everyone so that they can relogin? How can I do that? I'm using form authentication.
1. The plus sign '+' is skipped (doesn't appear) when I submit the content.2. When I copy -for example- a code from Visual Studio and paste it in the editor, the spaces are skipped.I want the code to be displayed exactly as it is in Visual Studio.
I have basic Single Sign-On working across 2 MVC sites (call them SiteA and SiteB) using something along the lines of the following method:http://forums.asp.net/p/1023838/2614630.aspxThey are on sub-domains of the same domain and share hashencryption keys etc in web.config. I've modified the cookie so it is accessible to all Sites on the same domain. All of this seems to be working ok.The sites are on separate servers without access to the same SQL database, so only SiteA actually holds the user login details. SiteB has a membership database, but with empty users.This works fine for my required scenario which is:1) User logs into SiteA2) The application loads data from SiteA (by AJAX) and SiteB (by AJAX using JSONP)I have the following LogOn Action on my AccountController for SiteA, which is where the "magic" happens:
[HttpPost] public ActionResult LogOn(LogOnModel model, string returnUrl) {
we are trying to digitally sign pdf on a browser probably using js. the only good link i could find is this [URL] have you found the answer to this problem ? did you successed in that task.
We have a file in sharepoint with a £ sign as part of the url.When we try to retrieve this file we get a bad request.Interesting thing is that this is only a problem in production not in test.Anyone know what setting could be causing this difference?
we have developed a ASP.NET application that required a username and password to login and use the application.Now on of our customers wants to use Single Sign on with their Microsoft Sharepoint Portal.
Basically they want their users to be able to login to the portal, and then be able to access our application, without having to provide their login details again.Does anyone have experience with implementing Single Sign on?
I have used membership provider to implement my system. The system administrator can list the users. What I want to do is, administrator should be able to sign-in as the selected user. I can sign out administrator by FormsAuthentication.Signout but how can I sign in as the selected user? Passwords are hashed so I can not retrieve the passwords.
I have a web app located at [URL] and I have several domains, such as [URL], [URL], etc. all pointing to the same directory in IIS. I use Host Headers to acheive this by setting the 'Host Header Values' under properties for the main site (under the Web site identification section). Based on the host header value I perform different functions in my pages.
Because of the way I have it set up, all the domains share the same files, web.config, etc. I have set the 'machinekey' in my web.config and have forms authemtication. However, when I go to MyMainSite.com and log in and then the user clicks a link and gets directed to MyFirstSite.com the user is shown as logged out. I need the user to be logged in and I need to be able to access the logged in user profile to display certain information. I thought by setting the 'machinekey', i could acheive this, but it does not seem to work.
how to go about having a single log on for my users?
The articles I have found show the same domain or have different domains each with a different web.config. The way they describe does not seem to work for me.
Whats the best way to digitally sign a file server side with .Net before offering it for download via an asp.net based web site
In addition how do I trigger checking of the signature and hence prove the file has not been tmapered with during the download process in a web browser
I am having a problem in creating my own login and signup page without using the login control of ASP.net. And I want to create them by applying with Jquery. So is there any solution for it.
