I have a code to get the list of OUs within a domain. Now this just lists all the OUs and does not give any way to distinguish between an OU and a sub OU.
DirectoryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://" + domain);
DirectorySearcher mySearcher = new DirectorySearcher(entry);
mySearcher.Filter = ("(objectClass=organizationalUnit)");
foreach (SearchResult temp in mySearcher.FindAll())
{
OU_DownList.Items.Add(temp.Properties["name"][0].ToString());
}
Is there a way i can get the fully qualified name of an OU? Something like this for a sub OU:
CN=Computer1,OU=Department 101,OU=Business Unit #1,DC=us,DC=xyz,DC=com
I have a generic class and I want to generate a URL when given the controller and action values. The most obvious method is Html.Action(controller, action), but this can only be called within a View. I tried adding 'using System.Web.Mvc;' to my class, but this doesn't give me the Action() method. I also tried converting this to an HtmlHelper class, but again no luck.
How do I generate a fully qualified URL within a class using the controller and action names?
I have a webpage in ASP.NET 3.5 that will be creating WebControls dynamically. The WebControls that it will be creating will be known by their fully qualified path (ie - System.Web.UI.WebControls.whatever). The reason for this is because I am allowing the user to decide what controls will go on the webpage. Of course, there's more complexity than this, but that is it in a nutshell.Simply put - how do I create a WebControl on a webpage by it's fully qualified path?I realize that the answer will probably end up using reflection, but I have little experience using reflection and I don't want to shoot myself in the foot by making a newbie mistake.
In ASP.NET I'd like to create a link which points to a specific Uri and send this link in an email to a user, for instance something like http://www.BlaBla.com/CustomerPortal/Order/9876. I can create the second part of the Uri /CustomerPortal/Order/9876 dynamically in code-behind. My question is: How can I create the base Uri http://www.BlaBla.com without hardcoding it in my application? Basically I want to have something like:
http://localhost:1234/CustomerPortal/Order/9876 (on my development machine) http://testserver/CustomerPortal/Order/9876 (on an internal test server) http://www.BlaBla.com/CustomerPortal/Order/9876 (on the production server)
Scenario is I have a application relative url like "~/path/to/page.aspx?query=string". I need to programatically create a web request to that page and currently using WebRequest.Create. The problem is WebRequest.Create requires a fully qualified url including the protocol/domain/port etc.I have access to the current Request.Url object but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get just the base url keeping the protocol (HTTP vs HTTPS) as well as any port numbers as well as the path to the applicationI mean all the info there, so if need be I could just take all the parts and combine them but it seems like it might be error prone and it would be great to have something built-in that's well tested to do the job. Page.ResolveUrl gets me almost there, but it's missing the protocol and the domain/port.
I am struggling a little creating a basic redirect page in ASP.Net but ensure the HTML is loaded first.I tried putting Response.Redirect in the page load event but that fires before the HTML is fully loaded. Been trying to use a timer but just not doing anything.I need the HTML to load before the redirect occurs is I have a statcounter script installed to log the visit before it redirects of my site.
I have an .aspx page which seems to load OK upon initial load, but if you refresh the page it will not fully load (yet the browser indicates "done" in the lower left status bar).
The problem i have noticed is that sometimes after a clientscript alert() the page will not post back properly and kind of "hang". The page will only show the background and will not do anything until the browser is refreshed.
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I call clientscripts withing button click events, after the code has succeded or failed(try catch). So i will write to database/upload file/send email and then depending on the restult run a clientscript alert to notify the user. However sometimes after you "Ok" the alert the page does not finish posting back and "hangs" half loaded.
how to fix it? would adding return false; after the alert in the client script at all? (i have seen this in a online code example but they did not explain why they put it there).
I am using if (document.getElementById('<%= MainImg.ClientID %>').complete) { hideLoadDiv(); }
to hide a div which indicates the image is not loaded yet,but it hides before the image has finished loading and is shown, while the browser is giving me a message that the page is still transferring data from the server :S
Is there another function I can use to make sure that the image is fully loaded?
I have the following within a Fieldset control - Label, Textbox (date), icon (for calendar extender)
The CalendarExtender is extending the textbox with a PopupButtonID= the icon.
The issue I have is that when I click the icon the calendar displays under the textbox (correcly) but is not displayed fully as it is cut off by the frameset.[URL]
I know if I have a drop down list it displays fully outside the Frameset while this seems to be inside the frameset.
I have an webapp which dynamically generates a file and stores it on the server. When a user comes along, this file is served, after which it gets deleted. Each user gets their own generated file after which it becomes useless.Is there a way to know if the user managed to download the file fully, so that it may be deleted and not clogging up my server with outdated files?At the moment the problem is a user is clicking "Download file" then it being cancelled or failed, so they try again but its been deleted.
Is it possible to create a "drop-in" web service? What I would like to do is create an .svc file that can be placed into a web directory on IIS and accessed (and executed) via its URL, without having to install any other files and without changing any configuration files.I am investigating a possible security problem in a web application that allows uploading .svc files. If it is possible to upload and then execute an .svc file, this would be a big security problem for this application. Unfortunately I am not a .NET developer, so I am probably missing a lot of things here.I know that it is possible to put the service interface and implementation straight into the the .svc file after the "Service Host" directive. Here is my .svc file:
<%@ ServiceHost Language = "C#" Debug = "true" Service = "EchoService" %> public interface IEchoService { [code]....
Now when I access http://localhost/test1.svc I get an exception from .NET: Service 'EchoService' has zero application (non-infrastructure) endpoints. This might be because no configuration file was found for your application, or because no service element matching the service name could be found in the configuration file, or because no endpoints were defined in the service element. I understand that normally you are supposed to configure web service end points in web.config or app.config file. From some Googling I have also learned that it is possible to configure endpoints programmatically by defining your own ServiceHost and ServiceCodeFactory. I have found some examples, but couldn't get them working.I would really appreciate if somebody can either tell me "No, what you are trying to do is impossible, because..." or show how I can add the necessary code to the example above to have an executable service.
Update: using Josh's suggestion I finally got it working. See my answer below for the working code.
I'm want to make a BLOG site and that should be fully Dyanmic.Means from Questions to answers all should be fully Dyanmic but need admin approval to post.can you share some links where i can get more about this.
Have a GridView in an UpdatePanel, all works fine. Click the Submit() button which updates the database on postback, then the GridView is bound in code and I register an alert:
Calling UpdatePanel1.Update() causes the popup to appear. All fine but what I am noticing is that the alert occurs just before the page has fully updated and is causing a few minor layout issues that are resolved when the alert button is closed (by clicking OK). Is there a way to generate an alert after a full UpdatePanel refresh, so something like:
I have this problem in loading contents of the site where there's a certain time that those elements that supposed to be hidden are shown for a while before the page is completely loaded.
Everything below the dropdown is supposed to be hidden and they show atleast a second that is very noticeable, that I still have the time to have a screen shot. Below is when the content is completely loaded.
Everything inside the content is inside an UpdatePanel, and I am using a jqTransform to transform the form elements. I know that jqTransform is called after all elements is loaded, but I just don't understand why it is showing the hidden elements before the page is completely loaded.
Is there any work around this one that I will only show directly the completely loaded page instead of showing the hidden elements before hiding them?
FYI: Elements hidden will be shown according to the value selected on the dropdown. If the element is hidden before the jqTransform is called, once I show them back, it is unusable or cut off.
I am in charge of converting an ASP.NET web application into fully AJAX based application. I know Javascript and Jquery very well.
Initially I thought to point every anchor tag's click event to JS function and to call stuff via ajax and to populate the body and so on. I encountered a problem when it came to ASP.NET Form on every page and when there was need to make a post-back. I decided to point every Form tag's onSubmit event to a JS function to post stuff using ajax and to get results and I got to know this is not possible with ASP.NET as every time where is a button click, there will be post back so it's hard to let page know what button was clicked.
I then decided to use ASP.NET built-in AJAX controls to use with Forms which is pretty easy and worked like the way they should. Now I am stuck with the question of which I should go with?I like to be JS way because it's more customizable than AJAX.NET.
Sorry if I suffering from morning-brain, but I can't find an answer to this, right now, but it seems such a beginner's question. Is there a way to make a gridview "fully editable"? By this, I mean that rather than the normal gridview edit method, where you have to click a row to edit it and then click to update the dataset, you can set certain columns (and also, only certain rows within those columns) to be editable all at once?
