C# - Generating An Canonical Automatically For Mvc3 Webapplication?
Mar 22, 2011
I want to use canonical url's in my website. I read a few things about it on the internet, but i'm looking for a solution which will automatically generate the canonical for me runtime and add it in the html-code returned to the browser. I've already found an example on the internet using an attribute, but this is not what i'm looking for. Using an attribute i'm still deciding which page should get an canonical or not myself, I want every page to have one generated automatically. I take it there should be (existing) solutions? I'm struggling finding an good example to work on,
I am currently watching the 80 minute ASP.NET MVC introduction. Automatically generating views from a model is pretty neat, but it seems to me that that the automatically generated views could be much better. For a start, instead of inputing dates with text boxes, there could be a date control. Additionally, number inputs could be verified client side. There are probably other improvements that could be made as well. Is it possible to automatically generate better views?
I am writing a web form in C# using VS 2008. My form accesses an Access database that has a list of Customers. Each customer has a customerID. My goal is to allow the form to automatically generate a new customerID in the CustomerID textBox each time a user clicks on INSERT. I need it to take the highest customerID (already in the database) from the DetailsViewand add 1 to it in order for the customer ID's to be sequential.
when generating local resources by using ( "Tools"->"Generate Local Resource" ) i noticed that some controls disappear in run time.
is good to take advantage of Visual Studio to automatically generate it? or is better to create resource files and add meta:resourcekey="..." to my page manually??
i recently installed IIS SEO toolkit on my Windows 7 desktop and tried to run a SEO report for my web site [URL], based on a multi-lingual (greek, english) implementation of asp.net mvc 1. One of the violations reported, has to do with the fact that in my global.asax file, i have the default values "el-GR", "Home" and "Index" for the locale code, controller and action route parameters correspondingly. This way, the [URL] and the [URL] are reported to be acceced from the same url from the SEO toolkit, like shown below:
The page with URL [URL] can also be accessed by using URL [URL].
Its working but i have default.aspx page on which i have taken one link button and written event like this
Protected Sub LinkButton1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LinkButton1.Click Response.Write("Testing Canonical Issue") End Sub
When i click that linkbutton nothing happens only page get refreshed.
Actually i dont want to display default.aspx page along with my website thats why i have written second rule.
I want domain name with no default.aspx page
if some body writes like this www.abc.com/default.aspx then it must be 301 redirect to www.abc.com
I have a website that's in Classic ASP on a hosted server. I'd like to be able to create some "virtual" pages so I can specify google-friendly URLs that translate to ASPs [URL] this_is_the_help_page instead of [URL]admin/helpsubsystem/help.aspx?current_user etc As the server also supports ASP.NET - could I use an HTTP Handler to intercept these calls and do any necessary translations?
I was wondering it is possible to turn off the canonical hostname URL Rewrite rule from the URL Rewrite 2.0 IIS 7.5 Module.
I'm locally developing on a IIS 7.5. The setting of this URL Rewrite rule is set in the web.config.
This is how I deploy: I'm using Webdeploy to publish my web application. The new web.config transforms, which was introduced with VS 2010, is no option for me, because it is bugged:
[URL] and will not be fixed until the release of VS2010 SP1. I'm also not using web deployment projects anymore, because Webdeploy does not seem working with web deployment projects. As a result, I manually switch on the rewrite rule in the web.config before deploying.
If I now want to locally debug something, I manually need to turn off the rule.
When I tested web site on SEO Tools in IIS7 I get this SEO Error: The page contains multiple canonical formats. The page with URL "[URL]" can also be accessed by using URL "[URL]".Search engines identify unique pages by using URLs. When a single page can be accessed by using any one of multiple URLs, a search engine assumes that there are multiple unique pages. Use a single URL to reference a page to prevent dilution of page relevance. You can prevent dilution by following a standard URL format.
Recommended action: Pick a canonical URL format for your site and then ensure that all the links in your site follow that format. (For example, always use lowercase letters.) If an external link that points to your site does not use the canonical URL format, use permanent HTTP redirection to redirect site visitors and search engines to a canonical equivalent of that URL.
I tried to solve this by redirect page to a default.aspx. The problem is that HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.ToString(), always shows [URL] So I can't detect if url typed in browser is only [URL] or [URL] I know that that can be solved in IIS7, but I can't access it to do that in hosting server. Is any solution in ASP.NET to redirect to default page any time when in browser is typed only domain name?
It installs the webapp and puts it into the appropriate virtual directory.
So far so good.
My question now is: how do I set folder write permission?
My problem is, I can set the permissions programmatically, but I need to know the IIS user the application runs under, since it's that user that need the permissions.
I installed Visual Studio 2010 (ultimate). When I click on New Project-> Visual Basic (or C#)-> Web, the only options i get is AjaxControlExtender, AjaxServerControl and ASP.Net Server Control. How do i get the ASP.Net WebApplication option to show up?
I am using Visual Studio 2010, Windows 7 and IIS. I have written a small WebApplication and I want to publish the WebApplication in the localhost. So I click on the project in Visual Studio => Publish => choose File Sytem => Local IIS. After that, I get an error:
To access local IIS Web sites, you must install the following IIS
components:
IIS 6 Metabase and IIS 6 Configuration Compatibility ASP.NET
In addition, you must run Visual Studio in the context of an administrator account. For more information, Press F1.
This topic is new for me, so I am a beginner. What exactly must I do to solve this error?
I wonder if there are some differences between creating a WCF service and an MVC web-application. If you know of good links on how to create such a service for an MVC application that returns a JSON object please do post them.
I am trying dynamically to create an .ics file when ever a user clicks on a attend button in an asp.net application . But it is throwing an runtime error. if we dont have any controllers except other than a single button control , we were able to generate the .ics file, but a full fledged aspx page which in turn is associated with an master page . we are getting errors.can some one let us know if there is an alternative solution for these kind of issues.
i have done Export to Excel code from Gridview to Excel Sheet. i have got the download Dialog box. How to Get the Button Value whether the datas are saved/Downloaded or Dialog box is closed by hitting cancel button .....
i want to identify the button hitted is Save or Cancel in the Download dialog Box.
Is there any way to use WINSCP in WebApplication. My purpose is i shoud need to retrieve the files or folder through secure way means by the way of SFTP or FTP. So that i would like to create an application which is having the feature of file retrievan through secured way.
I would be more good if an ready made dll available to configure with Webapplication in order to achieve the retrieval procees through secured SFTP or FTP
currently investigating SharePoint for our company as a means to make Excel processing accessible through our web application without relying on the Office Interop DLL files. (our sysadmin doesnt want to install Office on the production server, for good reason)I'm aware that Sharepoint has an Excel Webservice that can be enabled and used by the application. The problem, if it is a problem, is that I need to make a class that wraps all the logic for transforming an Excel into HTML.So I need to add the references to this webservice to the application.
But what if we need to deploy the application with a customer that has no SharePoint server available, will this cause a problem in the application? We will use checks to make stuff visible and invisible depending on whether a parameter is set, but I'm looking for a means to ensure that I can for example add the required references at runtime when I need them for Sharepoint.
i am using the ghostscriptsharp wrapper for c# and ghostscript. I want to generate thumbnails out of pdf-files. Further Information on the sample-code are given here.There are different Methods imported form the ghostscript-c-dll "gsdll32.dll".
