I am developing an ASP.NET 3.5 web application and I have a folder in the project which contains a list of documents which could be pdf or any of the MS office 2003 or 2007 supported file formats. I would like to display these files to my users as thumbnails (just like the way windows displays files). And when the user clicks on a file it has to prompt them to either save the file or open in the browser itself. How can I achieve this?
I have zip files in one directory . I want to iterate through all files and check the file size. If file size <>0 kb then want to move to another directory. How can I do that?
By default ASP.NET's compiled files (Along with VB or C#) are saved and created in C:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727Temporary ASP.NET Filesoot...Is there a way to change it? or is it recommended to keep it at default?I am asking about changing it because what if you format the c drive? or some other reason as keeping functional files in a separate folder away from windows files.
In mu asp.net+vb web there is a page in which i display files from a folder in web. the code i sused id as under
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If Not IsPostBack Then Dim filePaths() As String = Directory.GetFiles(Server.MapPath("~/Result/comn/"))
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as of now all the files in that directory is displayed . i want to display only pdf files
That works - but I see employees that are checked to not be part of the global address list in exchange and I want to filter them here also - so I changed the query to this and it doesn't work:
I am seeing temp files created in my wesite directory. The files are attributed to a page that I load from a txt file for more info. I beleive when I user clicks on the more info link and I read the textfile into the page it creates the temp file named somthing like this moreinfo.aspx~RF1630b1e.TMP does anyone know a way to clean these up other than a manual task? below is the code I use to read in the txt file
<script language="vb" runat="server"> Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Dim strURLNAme As String Dim MyFileName As String strURLNAme = Request.QueryString("AdultInfo") ' Response.Write(strURLNAme) If strURLNAme = "adult" Then MyFileName = "AdultMoreInfo.txt" ElseIf strURLNAme = "kids" Then MyFileName = "KidsMoreInfo.txt" End If 'Open a file for reading Dim FILENAME As String = Server.MapPath(MyFileName) 'read the file Dim objStreamReader As StreamReader objStreamReader = File.OpenText(FILENAME) 'read the entire file into a string Dim contents As String = objStreamReader.ReadToEnd() Me.lblNicerOutput.Attributes.CssStyle.Add("text-align", "Left") 'We may wish to replace carraige returns with <br>s lblNicerOutput.Text = contents '.Replace(vbCrLf, "<br>") objStreamReader.Close() End Sub </script>
I wonder if there is anyway to deny users from beeing able to view or acces speciall folders in the application...for instance.. lets say that we have an application with teh folder "dir",then by default the user whould be able to type [URL] and actually access this folder and see all its content..or if we have an image file for example in the "dir" folder called "img.jpg" then the user whould be able to type [URL] and the image file whould be shown...but what if I dont want the user to be able to see this file,or any of the dir-folders subfolders and files?..how whould I do that?
I have an ASP.NET application running on Apache server with mod_mono. If I have a folder called "temp" located in the website's root directory and run the following code
System.IO.TextWriter tw = new System.IO.StreamWriter("temp/test.txt"); tw.WriteLine(DateTime.Now); tw.Close();
it saves test.txt in C:Program FilesMono-2.6.4in emp on the server. If I add a slash to the directory name like this: System.IO.TextWriter tw = new System.IO.StreamWriter("/temp/test.txt"); It saves it to C:/temp. Both do not do what I want. How do I get the code to save the file to the temp folder inside my website's root directory? Is this a mod_mono issue or something to do with Apache? I have tried adding this line to httpd.conf Alias /temp "C:/Path_to_root_folder/temp" without any luck. I shouldn't have to use alias if the temp folder is within the root directory, correct? In my development environment which uses XSP as the web server everything works as expected. It is only a problem when running on Apache.
I have a website(not an application) built in VS2008. When I try to publish the site, any of the files that are in the root folder are not published. This has only just started happening and I am unsure what I have changed to cause this. The files are not excluded from the project.
I need to retrieve and display directory files in descending order. For example:
file-02_01_2010.txt should display before file-01_01_2010.
I am using DirectoryInfo.getfile(searchPattern) but that will return files in random order (or maybe ascending order, I am not sure). Is there a way to specify the order in which I need files to be returned? I know I can load them into an array, sort them, etc., etc., but is there any cleaner way?
I'm having an incredibly hard time with this, I'm really new to it. I'm creating a website for free web graphics and I would like to add data to my database whenever more files are added to my server. I've found a way to list all the files in the directory:
I would like to figure out how to create an xml file that is of a directory of existing xml files. With this file I would then have an autocomplete extender to locate said blogs.
I'm looking much more closely at the idea of universal conventions over configuration for my projects (versus 'home-rolled' conventions, or grabbing from a variety of conventions).However, I'm not seeing much, if anything, about the preferred location of ASHX files in, for example, ASP.NET MVC projects (as well as Web forms projects).
Is there a recommended directory structure for these? Perhaps there's a published specification with a much larger directory structure accounted for?My personal convention has been to place these within a top-level Handlers directory, but I honestly haven't personally seen any other projects that really do this.I suppose, depending upon what it does (for example, generating an image), that one could argue this might go into the Content directory, but it seems this directory is generally used for static files.(Aside: One could argue that ASHX files are not needed in MVC projects, but based on questions posted here, it appears ASHX files still have their place in MVC projects.)EDIT: Ignore MVC projects, since I'm suggesting that as one example. How about Web Forms, then?
I have a directory that holds some images for my site. I have noticed that if i put in the my web sites address followed by "/directoryname/imagename.jpg"
it displays the image i have in that directory. Is there anyway to disable this or stop this from happening? so that the images can not be displayed like this
For some reason I have a solution with a single project and the solution files are in the same directory as the project is. I consider this ugly and want to change it by moving the solution files in a superordinate directory.
For now I have edited a single line in the .sln file:
Where is the best place to store a javascript file in my website?
Should they be stored in the App_Code folder allong with C# files or should I create a dedicated folder in the root of the website? Or are there any other options?
We are currently updating our policy page on our intranet. Currently the page is written in ASP and connects to an Excel spreadsheet that serves as an index, which contains policy name and number. We also have a directory that contains all of the policiesnamed the policy number. The control that is currently being used will get all of the policies listed in the index and create links for them. We do not have to manually create the hundreds of links we just update the index. Does anyone have an idea of a control or a way I can accomplish this in asp.net?
