I have a couple of super simple databases. Basically they all consist of single tables that saves tracking/logging data etc.
Now I want to list this data but I'd like to find a solution that's applicable to all the different tables in all the databses. SO basically I'm looking for some way/some pattern of pointing a solution to a database, generate code and GUI and the publish the site. The tables can have huge amount of rows so I need functionally like paging etc but otherwise a simple list is all I'm looking for as a first step. I've been looking at Dynamic Data from MS - could this work? Other options? I'd really like the web sites to me ASP.NET MVC ...
As a seconds step I'd also like to have the possibility to change/add and delete data from the rows via the GUI.
I have Visual Basic Studio Express 2013, is it even possible to create a website with this software, because I clicked on file and I don't see the option for a new website.
I am going to develop a website in ASP.NET in which users can submit article for this i need a CMS(Content management system ) to handle their article and users comment. which CMS will we good and simple.
I'm trying to create a simple contact form for a website and cannot figure out how to properly configure it. I have a simple code I got off a tutorial (VB), that I pasted inside my Contact.aspx code-behind-page:
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It brings up errors everywhere (declarations expected, etc) in the code-behind-page. I'm new to VB so I don't know what I'm missing. The above code is exactly the content in my code-behind. Does anyone know what I'm missing?
I need to make data export/import from sql enterprise server to local sql compact. It has to be automatically, so I can't use programms like SQL Management Studio. how to make such export/import?
I would like to generate a dynamic sitemap to my website.It should be updated daily. Depends up on database user i have to generate.I am in initial stage of my website development.What are the things i have to take care. And how to develop a sitemap according to my requirement. I am using TeamSys 2008
I am triyng to generate a report that analyzes what people are searching for on my website.I've managed to generate a report on exactly what people are searching for (full phrase), and another report that lists the appearance count of each word.The final report I need to create involves analyzing the occurances of two words.I have an SearchLog object, which I can load into a List<SearchLog>, each record containing information on a search performed on my website. The SearchLog object obviously contains a property for the search phrase, amoung other properties.Lets say there are 2 search logs I pull from my database:
I am trying to write a simple search form for our site. Here is my delima... I am trying to figure out that if there is nothing to search for in one textbox then search in the next textbox. The problem is that I dont know how to format my search string: For Example:
Actually I'm not a professional in ASP.NET. I'm going a project that needs to support two languages (Russian and English).I've already completed the main parts and the site is now 95% functional.However, now I need to enable language selection on the site.
I'm going to do it with DropDownList, where a user chooses one language from DropDownList, the content must change to particular language.
All texts are displayed using server controls like Labels and Literals. Links are in Hyperlink or LinkButton.
I did some research to handle with my condition, but no-one suits on my condition, because I've almost completed the application. How to generate Global Recourse files for controls on the page?
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit Visual Studio 2008 Team System Using C# SQL Server 2005 Express Management Studio (Service Pack 3) By using Visual Studio 2008,I opened Server Explorer and tried to modify Database connection,i wanted to use SQL Authentication,I entered User name and Passwored after pressing OK button,i got the following... Error message Failed to generate a user instance of SQL Server.Only an integerated connection can generate a user instance.The connection will be closed.
I've got an external site that's built in SharePoint 2007. the user of the site need to have an option to view the full site when accessed from a mobile device. I am thinking of just creating a button control to do this. The question is, what would be the best solution to do this?
I need to work with some rows of data and then update the database as I do using SQL similar to the following:
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My question is: Is there any reason at all why I'd want to use EF for this?
I'm using Entity Frameworks in this project so I'd even be willing to use it to maintain project consistency if all else were equal. But I'm thinking it is just more work in this case. Instead of a simple SQL statement, I must query the data, change it, and then update it, which is not only less work but far less efficient as well.
Perhaps EF has an efficient way of doing stuff like this that I just don't yet know about?
I'm going to betray my "newbie"-ness here in a big way, but that's alright.Am getting the hang of displaying data using the FormView, GridView, etc, following Scott Mitchell's excellent tutorial.But what I need to do now is create a form that doesn't display any records, but simply allows a web page user to enter a new record, validate the data, insert the data in an SQL table as a new record, and display a confirmation to the user (and send an email confirmation).Is there a tutorial somewhere that can walk me through this? I have the SQL database ready to go, have a dataset and Table Adapter with my insert query all set in my Visual Studio 2010 Web Application Project, have the DataSource established on the page, have the text boxes for the user input and a submit button.I just need a little guidance on how to tie everything together. Have searched in vain for a step-by-step online somewhere. If you could point me to one
I'm using ASP.NET VB. I'm quite new to ASP. I've to show all the records into gridview with a button field named Edit. If user clicks on edit button it should fetch the code no and fetch record from database and show onto next form to edit. I know it's simple bt as i said i'm new to ASP.
I've been programming php for ten years,. well really I'm just an all around web guy. I run a local company and times have been rather hard this past year. I hooked up with another local company who has more work then they can deal with,. and took an asp.net job. At the time I had three weeks,. so of course I'm thinking,. hell I can learn to program alien type in three weeks. At least enough to get this job done. Now,. I know what your saying,. and I agree,. the last thing I want to do is give a half ass performance on this and give my company or the company I'm working with a bad rep.
So everything started pretty well,. I'm sure you all have been there,. beating your head against the wall trying to figure out stuff that with your native language would take you minutes. Then of course,. life happened. Dad had a heart attack(after a few miracles he is doing fine,. guess he is going for the record with 5 attacks now) and lord knows I haven't had more then three hours sleep in the past two weeks. Now I'm in the position of facing the clock. I have to make several things,. but the one due very soon is a simple article system. I have created the email to someone stuff,. I have connect to the database and done the add, edit and delete stuff on the backend. I have done the master detail type pages,. and so on. What I'm looking at a simple pagination script.
Ok so I've been on google and the like and I know the better way to do it tbh. I know about the datagrids and all the like(or at least I have heard of them). However tbh I don't have time to learn this for this project. I want to as I would like to take the next step to be fluent in vb/asp.net as well. However as I have stated I don't have the luxury of time. So tbh what I am looking for is a simple script,. maybe what you guys would call oldschool style(maybe you wouldn't lol). Something like what I would use for php,. something with url vars that determine what page you are on and simple limits on the query itself. I am using mssql & asp.net/vb. What version I can find out very quickly I think. 2005 for mssql I think and I'm not real sure on the vb version,. however if needed with a bit of research I bet I can find that out as well.
If you look here you will see an ad that is intended to be embedded in another site as an advertisement. Here is an example of where it is embedded.The code responsible for displaying the ad in the web site is this:
I like this approach in that, if the advertisement include dynamic content, such as "today's price," the content will be easily reflected in the hosting web page.My question is this:I realize that IFRAMEs present navigational issues, but is there a real impact on SEO and should SEO-sensitive developers avoid using it at all costs or are there circumstances where it can be used w/o harming your ranking?
I was reading on some tutorials online for doing basic jquery. I've been trying to do a simple alert box, however i am getting the basic/standard alert basic, rather than the fancy jquery
