My new assignment at work is to create a second version of our existing web application. Currently, our application supports only full time brokers, but now we our launching a second site specifically for part time brokers.
The new site will be almost identical to our existing site with the following exceptions:
It will have it's own branding. A couple of the user controls used for displaying information will be different (but none of the pages will be different). Our existing users should not have access to the new site and vice versa. It needs to be easy to test both versions of the website from within Visual Studio easily. We want to reuse as much our existing code as possible. I have 2 weeks to do this. I'm hoping that this is a common scenario and someone out there has some advice for how to accomplish this.
Im wring a mini cms knowledge base type solution, there is a requirement to create versions of a document so that we are able to revert if neccessary. Ive never done this and although i think im along the write track on the design id like some and advice from anyone who has experience of doing this.
Im using vb.net sql 2005, .net 3.5 and ajax. Ive created a table with the following which will contains the process details tempID pk processID varchar(20) processVersion int title desciption
the processID will be generated by the app, based on a random number generator the version will be set by 1 on the first time page is created. If each time an already existing piece of content is updated i would select the original data, copy it to a new row, creating a new tempID but keeping the same processID, and then incrementing the process version by 1. Where it gets alittle complicated, is that i have another 2 table 1 which contains snippets of content, and 2 which can be relates the process to the snippet, snippets are resusable so can be added to multiple processes, again it must provide versioning of each snippet. table 1 uses the same idea as the process table above
I have a single project website and I would like to create different versions of it to be hosted on different web servers. I do not know if I need to have different versions of the web pages placed in different projects within a single solution or if I need to put different versions in a single project within multiple solutions. I need to be able to build and publish each version separately as an independent website for uploading into a different server. What should I do?
The question might sound weird, but I am planning to create a asp.net website, which when fully done, will ideally cater to all countries.I am currently in the architecture phase.. and is there anything that I should keep in might when doing this?
like,saving all datetime fields in utc
using user's timezone to display all time related data
I'm working on a Web project using Asp.Net MVC, which I'll have to deploy to a farm environment.
I've read a lot of articles and I'm thinking on disabling completely the SessionState, I think this would make a more robust application, and will save me a couple of headaches (Everything I've read tells me that handling sessions on a farm isn't trivial).
There are some things that I still don't have totally clear with this approach though, the main one being the authentication/authorization process. Basically I'm not sure of how (if?) I can handle user sessions if there's no SessionState enabled on the server. If a user logs into the web site and then tries to access another page, how can I know that the user is already logged in?
I know using cookies is insecure, I thought of a mix of cookies with the session Id stored in the DB, but I suppose that if I disable SessionState I won't have access to the session id either.
I'd like to update my website to make it subscription based. It's a ASP.NET Web forms project. I am looking for the following functionality:
Ability to have users sign up for different plans (Gold, Premium etc) Ability to have users upgrade / downgrade to and from plans Ability to hook this up to a Payment processor Ability to have a credit based system (User buys x credits for $y) as an alternative to plans in (1)
Most of this functionality (if not all) is supported by a large number of websites which makes me think I can leverage on an existing framework instead of re-inventing the wheel.
I have created website in Visual Studio using asp.net C#, and host the website in IIS.
Now i want when i right click the website in IIS and select browse, page will get executed, but this is not happening with my case, when i browse the website it shows all the content of website which i created in Visual studio, as shown below
To parent directory
3/29/2011 4:55 AM <dir> App_Data 3/29/2011 4:55 AM <dir> bin 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 528 pageName.aspx 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 1234 pageName.aspx.cs 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 1144 pageName.aspx.designer.cs 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 4393 pageName.csproj 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 1288 pageName.aspx.user 3/29/2011 4:55 AM <dir> obj 3/29/2011 4:55 AM <dir> properties 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 7469 web.config
when i click on 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 528 pageName.aspx, page will get executed.
But what i wanted , when i browse the website , this page "3/29/2011 4:55 AM 528 pageName.aspx" will get executed automatically, i do not suppose to click on 3/29/2011 4:55 AM 528 pageName.aspx page manually
I have a question concerning website structure. I have a website which will be an intranet site. On this site I will have a main page that has links to different apps that will reside in this site. I want to separate the apps in their own folders.My question is do I just create a folder for each one or do I create a new webpage within the main webpage for each one? The reason I am asking is I use three layer model and my object data classes and db classes need to reside in App_Code folder. Do I put all these from every app in the one folder(on the main page) or if I create a site within a site can each have it's own App_Code folder. Also if I create the site within a site will I be able to redirect to different pages just by relative URLS(../cashmanagement) and everything work OK.I am pretty new to ASP and this is my first site with mutiple programs.
I'am trying to follow an ASP.NET with AJAX Training. At certain moment, they deploy an AJAX-Enabled Web Site. but for me I can't found this option (I'm using Visual Studio 2008).
Even if I installed the Ajax Control Toolkit it still not working for me !!
creating a fantasy football website and i needed some help on creating it, i am having trouble creating a login for the website, can anyone help? i would be most greatful. thank you for your time reading.
I've done a lot of research regarding sending and receiving SMS, but all of the examples are for Windows Form. I need it to be for Web Apps. I know that i would need to use AT Commands to send and receive SMS. But I don't get how is it being used.
I need to create a audio / video library website. Users should be able to browse / view the available video files in a player. Please give me some reference links / projects and also let me know the file format in which the streaming occurs fast.
creating a mobile version of the website I have created in WebMatrix. I have created the website and the email form and the data input forms and all seems to work ok with the SQL Server Compact 4 database, but I now want to create a version to run on my smartphone (it's a htc hd2 running windows mobile 6.5.3, though I think I may have to produce it to run on windows mobile 7 -feel free to comment).
There are some good tutorials out there for WebMatrix generally but I have yet to find anything covering the scenario above.
The other query relates to deploying the WebMatrix site. I know there is webhosting offered on WebMatrix, but I can't find a simple guide to what spec to be looking for in any package offering webhosting. (poor student looking for cheapest offer for trialling practise sites) I think I have come to the conclusion that if they offer Microsoft ASP.NET 4 then that should be ok for the Razor syntax and cope with the cshtml, and that at the basic level I am working at I don't need an SQL database as part of the hosting package as the compact travels as a file with the rest of the site.
I am planning to develop around 4 product catalogue websites. The functionality of all the websites would be same. however the design, images and css would be different.
All the 4 websites will use the same admin panel, forums and database(MS Access) also.
How should I create such a system.
I dont understand what kind of folder structure should I create.
I would like to create following kind of folder structure.
I have posed this question recently in a different form, but the answers I got led me nowhere. This is what I want to do:
Have a web site that requires users to login.
Have the authentication process be done by ASP.NET (rather than Windows).
I have had many links to voluminous articles in MSN that simply did not work. Is there not a simple (wizard-like) way to start a web site from scratch and establish the objective of having users login to the site? I have tried creating a blank ASP.NET Web Site and using the Website>ASP.Net Configuration tool. But as soon as I go to the Security tab, rather than getting the wizard, I get the error:
There is a problem with your selected data store. This can be caused by an invalid server name or credentials, or by insufficient permission. It can also be caused by the role manager feature not being enabled. Click the button below to be redirected to a page where you can choose a new data store.
The following message may help in diagnosing the problem: The database filename can not contain the following 3 characters: [ (open square brace), ] (close square brace) and ' (single quote)
Does anyone know some SIMPLE steps to setup a new web site with ASP.NET authentication (forms authentication)?
I have created a database in Access 2007 for a university. Now, a new functionallity is required. What I need to do is a search function where students can search the database online. Now, they can only search using a front-end which is read-only, but they need to use a computer with Microsoft Access (or Runtime) and they need to be connected to the back-end which is located on a server.
make the database to work online? I am a novice to web programming. Which is the easiest way and how do I start?
The database has fields with Attachments. The students can search the database and open Attachments connected to the found posts, this part needs to be online. The personnel can edit and add data using a more complex front-end. This does not need to be online, they can still use Access.
1) No matter how I try Default.aspx never shows up as the StartPage even though I've told it to, the Login.aspx Page shows up first, so the rest of the walkthrough seems strange....
2) I'm a dummy when it comes to SMTP so I can not seem to get the SMTP to send a message to the User supplied e-mail address....
I want to use this methodology for many Web-Sites I have planned, but if it doesn't work then perhaps not....
In the past I used Front Page 2002 to create web sites, I am now working with Expression Web 3 for the first time. I'm creating a DWT HTML format web site. My client wants the site to be for 'members' only. Can I incorpoirate ASP.NET into my site so I can insert login forms needed? My ISP supports ASP.NET.
How I will use caching in my asp.net form while creating website using asp.net,c#. I also want to know that when I should use caching in my .aspx pages.
I am currently developing a website for a friend of mine who is a dj. I have a login page, which works fine however i want to inplement a menu that only users with the Administrator role can view. I have done alot of research and i have found ways to stop a user from visiting a page, when they click on it it takes the to the login page. But i want to completely hide the menu from Non Admins.
I am creating my application in asp.net 3.5. I have to make my Data Access layer, in which I am doing the traditional method of fetching/updating the data. Which is SqlConnection than SQLCommand, than SQLadapter. Will there be any other way I can create my DAL layer easily.
Specification.
My website is small. Approx 7-10 pages. Database has around 80 tables.
What I know:
Linq to SQL - I don't want to use it because I am not fully aware about the LINQ statement and I need to develop the application really fast. [3 days :-( ]. Also, there are 100% chances that the table structure will be altered in future. Enterprise Library: It will take too much time for me to integrate to my application.
I am taking MSDN's walkthrough on Creating a Web Site with Membership and User Login. I have some free time and am taking a look at some topics I'm not 100% clear on. So this isn't for a live site; just for my own edification. I set up a user in the web site administration tool then another one in the CreateUserWizard control. I was surprised that in the control it let me create the 2nd user with the same email id as the 1st so I was looking around at how to prevent this. I found requiresUniqueEmail="true" that goes in web.config, in this block:
Which I believe would be the solution. Is that right? My problem is what do I set all those other attributes to in the block? All I really want is requiresUniqueEmail but it seems I have to specify a connectionstring also but I don't know what this would be. The website is using ASPNETDB.MDF which got created in App_Data after I ran the administration tool for the first time (I believe). So I need to explicitly define a connectionstring to that DB now that I want to require a unique email?
I am creating a website for reset the password in one of the application from the back end.
I have created a webpage with only one button called "RESET".
If user click the button, it should check the user have already access the application from the "USER" table. If no access, the message appears "You do not have an access."
If yes, next step whether the user have authenticate. If yes update the encrypted password from new table called "UMRESET" to the application table "USER" password.
