C# - Create A Dynamic XML File Which Is Actually A Webpage?
Jul 12, 2010
Is it possible to create a sitemap.xml file which is dynamic and is actually created each time it is requested using c#
The obvious thing to do would be to call the file sitemap.aspx and have it return XML, but it has to be called sitemap.xml and look like an XML file (headers etc) to the requester.
I have some suitation where i want to store aspx controls in SQL Server database and retrive on aspx.cs page according to database i want to design my aspx page and also event handler to them.
Controls may be vary time to time according to suitation and aspx page changes all time according to suitaion.
For Example :
I want to display a information about Computer and Technolgy the aspx page will be display only Computer related topics like 1. Computer Name 2. Price 3. Discount
but in other case I want to display information about City Information then Display 1. City Name 2. Distance from nearest city. 3. City Map 4. About City 5. Query or book a car. extra - extra.
I want to create a web page that will allow user to create a web page. The admin user should be able to give access rights to the controls which the user will place on his web page.
im creating dynamic buttons on page load and on the click event of button1 handlere iam creating more buttons this is going fine but on click event of button 2 work is not done so how to maintain a chain of creation of button on click events
I have a project where I need to create menu buttons from a list in SQL Server. The problem I am having is that I need to add code to the text of those buttons. So there would be a birthday button and it should display the number of birthdays within the next two weeks or a button with the number of upcoming events.
Clarification:
There is no code yet, just some requirements. What I am doing is querying a table to get the list of buttons to display. Now each of these buttons may have dynamic text, for things like count of birthdays, events,etc... I am trying to see what the best way would be to handle this. Should I embed a snippet of code to go along with the menu item to execute when I iterate over the menu items? Maybe I should build a javascript file to go along with the code, which I add code to query a service for certain menu items?
I'm working within the confines of ASP.NET and HTML.
I have a gridview on the left and a gridview on the right.
When the user selects a checkbox in the left gridview and a checkbox in the right gridview, I would like a line to be rendered that connects the checkboxes.
Is there an efficient way to do this? Anything approaching this?
The only thing I can think of that would be work, but be a poor solution, is positioning and stretching an Image vertically based upon where the selected checkboxes are.
im wondering if its possible to add a asp button to the code below, the code below adds an image and text from my database to a dynamic div on my asp page:
using System.Data.Odbc; using System.IO; public partial class UserProfileWall : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
I have a requirment to draw a graph (Cartesion chart), where the data will be changed 40 to 50 times within hour , i want to refresh data automatically.
Which chart component should i use for drawing graph and how do i make sure that the data will be refreshed very fast on the graph web page.
Is there a standard way to create unique web page address in ASP.NET? I'm sending surveys to customers and will be including a link to the web page. For example:
http://www.mysurveypages.foo/survey/UniqueID
I would then customize the survey based on who I sent it to. I know it can be done by passing in a unique parameter to a page but I curious about doing it this way.
Using Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition, .Net 3.5 Framework, Windows XP
I am trying to create the home page as in the below diagram
MYWEBPAGE HOME | SUBSECTION TO BE DISPLAYED IN ALL | ABOUT US | SUBPAGES | HOBBIES | | CONTACT US |__________________________________|
Doubt1
Should this be designed in master pages, i.e. to set a content tone for all the other pages
Doubt2
I am unable to subdivide the page i.e. if i entered a hyperlink HOME on the left side then it takes up the whole row and there isnt anything on the left side i.e. visual web developer tools that allows a sub section to be added to a whole page.
I'm trying to create a web page which to be used on a touchscreen monitor and need to do data input for the webpage thru on screen numeric keyboard (on the web page it self). When user touch on the numeric keyboard, find the focus of the textBox. And show the number.
I'm trying to create a webpage that allows the user to click a button and it will open up a folder on their local hard drive. I've tried doing this in html and javascript, but from what I've read I don't think it is possible (reguardless I want to do it in asp.net so I can learn about it). However I was able to open up a folder when the page loads with asp.net using C#. My problem is that I cannot figure out how to get it to run when the user clicks a button or a link. How can I make the C# CodeBehind run when the user clicks a button?
whenever any internet user visit any site on the world wide web, a session is created by the site for that useram i right? or is the session created by the iis on webserver?and this sessionwhat is it, yes i know session variables and how used them, but never understood what is this sessionwhat information does it have
I am developing an asp.net application which provide a UI for user to submit some kind of job.
Behind the scene, i created a thread to sleep around certain mintues and then process the submmitted job. I would like to ask this is right way to create some worker threads to process the jobs? any risk in threading? any other alternative?
currently, i am facing the timeout of asp.net session. For example, the period of sleeping is 25 mins, the thread will not be processed because the asp.net session is timeout in 20 mins.
I would like to create a category page in the admin section where the admin can create/add category from the webpage , he/she don't have to go to database to create it how to make this possible by sourcecode in webpage and in database?
I'm looking to create a webpage that will reflect the status of one of my company's servers automatically. Frequently there will be a minor error that only lasts 2-3 minutes, and it would be great to have this reflected on a self-generated page, which might prevent 50-60 unhappy clients from calling in simultaneously and asking what's wrongI'm not quite sure where to begin I'm not referring to the basics of writing an ASP.NET page, of course, but rather process interaction in Windows.
we are creating a custom content management and out portal page is bit bulky it is about 60Kb without images.
and during loading the page in some browser we can see some parts of site load faster than the other parts of the site where as we want to indicate (or instruct the web server) to load some of the areas first then load rest of the page.
is there any particular setting in IIS for is there any particular method in classic asp for doing that? also I have the same question in asp.net.