C# - IIS Session Isolation / Internet Explorer Not Working In Windows Server 2003 Machine
Nov 10, 2010
I am using ShDocVW.InternetExplorer class to spawn a new internet explorer object and to do some form filling stuffs(for some sharepoint works).It works fine in my own machine which has Windows 7 as the OS. But when I deployed the same thing in windows server 2003 machine, it does not pop up the internet explorer window. When I check the Task Manager, I could see a new iexplore process, but with Session ID = 0 (but session ID = 1 in windows 7). So, I see this is something regarding IIS Session isolation.So, is it possible to assign a ShDocVW.InternetExplorer instance to kind of a new System.Diagnostics.Process and achieve this task? Or can we start a new ShDocVW.InternetExplorer instance with session ID = 1?
I wand to download the files in Windows server 2003. For that the ASP.Net application needs access control to the directory. I searched the ASP.NET Account. But I cannot find. How Can i find or add?IF I try to add the ASPNET account using User Accounts panel. I cannot open the localusers It says an error "the computer is a domain controller. This snap-in cannot be used on a domail controller. Domain accounts are managed with active directory users and computers snap-in"
I have implemented URL Routing in Asp.net 4.0 application, when i try to run it on windows server 2003 R2 server with IIS 6.0. the application works fine but without routing, whereas routing works fine on every other server.
Im using a httphandler to response another pdf file in case requested file not found. Its working fine in local development pc but not working in web server. Mapped .pdf as wild card mapping too but no result yet. Still i'm getting the 404 error.
I have Implemented routing in my web application. Iahve registerd the routes in global.asax file in application start event like the following: where my application containing a login page on the root
System.Web.Routing.RouteTable.Routes.Add("Login", new System.Web.Routing.Route("Login", new RouteHandler("~/Login.aspx"))); //RouteHandler class code public class RouteHandler : IRouteHandler { public RouteHandler() { } public RouteHandler(string virtualPath) { _virtualPath = virtualPath; } public IHttpHandler GetHttpHandler(RequestContext requestContext) { var display = BuildManager.CreateInstanceFromVirtualPath( _virtualPath, typeof(Page)) as IDisplay; return display; } string _virtualPath; } //IDisplay code public interface IDisplay : IHttpHandler { }
And i have inherit the IDisplay on my login page.
No have host this application on the windows server 2003 on 80 port and map this to the sub domain like
[URL]
now i am browsing the url
[URL]
this giving me the page not found error on browser.
I am abel to browse the page if i use
[URL]
So wt is the main issues with this routing.
I have done all settion in web config for routing.
i working in asp.net mvc project and deployed in the windows 2003 with iis 6.server.But it post method in jquery is not working after hosting. it given all path of the script is correct with Url.Content. The same Project hosted working in xp with iis5.1 it working fine.Give me any solution to run post of the jquery in the hosting server windows 2003.
URL rewrting is not working when I shift the site from windows 2003 to 2008 server i.e from IIS6 to IIS7.I added the aspnet_isapi.dll to Handler Mapping. still it is not working. showing me page not found 404 error.
I am using ASP.NET Memberships and I have the timeout set to 100, when the user logs into the system in Internet Explorer (6 or 8) and then closes the window and tries to open it back up... It asks the user to login again. Why is that and how can I disable that?
i am having this weird problem only when i deploy my site [localy Everything works fine] when you try loging in from IE 8, the page simple refreshes! and no authentication takes place After lot of research, i found out that Internet Explorer 8 denies session cookies and to confirm this, i unchecked Enable protected mode (can be found in, internet options, security), and then tried logging in, it worked perfectly fine just like it did in other browsers [Firefox and google chrome]. I have found one solution which is to lower the security level, but i cant tell every visitor on my site to do that since its not practical.
I have an ASP.NET 2.0 site that stores a user's ID in session to indicate that they are logged in. In some situations, the user doesn't appear to stay logged in. I've been monitoring traffic in Fiddler, and some details I've found: The problem is 100% repeatable on an older laptop of mine when running IE7 and the project manager's laptop when running IE7. The problem does not ever occur on my current laptop running IE7, or any of these laptops when running FF. The problem occurs only in production--not on development, internal staging, or client staging. Production is the only load balanced environment, but the repeatability noted above makes me question load balancing as a factor.
When the page which sets Session("ID") = 1 sends a response back to the client, I can see a "Set-Cookie" header in all cases, which is creating the ASP.Net_Session_Id cookie (and it's HttpOnly). Subsequent requests to the server will send that cookie in the header on machines which are not exhibiting the problem, but not on machines that are, so either the cookie is getting deleted or the "Set-Cookie" header is being ignored.
The way logging in works is as follows: a page on [URL] has an iframe. The source of that iframe is a page on [URL]. A variety of pages served from [URL] take the user through the login/register process. The final step of [URL] is to redirect to a page back on [URL], including the user's ID in the querystring. This page on [URL] typically stores the ID in session, and then runs some JS to redirect the top level document to a new page, thus taking the user out of the iframe. This is a process that has worked for several years, with several values of [URL]. The one thing that may be different here is that in this case, the JS is simply destroying the iframe and some containing div's.
Another difference I see between scenarios where the problem occurs and where it doesn't is in the Google Analytics cookies. There is a difference when [URL] does its redirect to [URL] inside the iframe. When the problem does not occur, the request for SaveTheID.aspx includes a variety of Google Analytics cookies (__utma, __utmz, etc). When the problem does occur, this request does not include all the GA cookies (it's missing __utma, __utmz and __utmb). Production is the only environment where [URL] runs under SSL, so I thought that may be related. But we temporarily set up our staging copy of [URL] to use SSL, and that had no effect.
I have asp button control on my page. Upon running in IE, it is not doing anything even postback. While the same is running perfect in Firefox. I have surfed the web regarding the problems and almost applied all the things. I have no double forms tag. I found one solution to set UseSubmitBehavior="false". After this, it work but my text box controls lose its content. I am using framework 3.5.
i want to send mail to user using checkbox selection within Grid View so i write this code using this website: [URL] But problem is this is working in mozilla but not in IE 8 , my IE enable script debugging. here is my code:
I tried a lot but I could not figure out why the IE is not taking font size and name in to effect from CSS. In firefox my website could be seen very nice but in IE it is little bit unshiny and font size is bigger For the difference which I am talking about could be seen if your PC have both firefox and IE installed. [URL] open it in FF and IE and you could see the font and alignment related change. All these settings are in body element of CSS. Do you any idea regarding this?
I'm working on some basic form validation styles for an ASP.Net website. I need to select all span elements that are visible, and add a css style to another element. (Just to indicate which input fields are invalid.) The below code works like a charm in FF and Safari, but fails in IE. I've narrowed the problem down to the :visible selector. Here's the jQuery code. IMPORTANT NOTE: Production site is running jQuery 1.3.1 There were changes made to the :visible selector in 1.3.2 release notes
I have a requirement to open a new window from Internet Explorer, but the new window should be in new asp.net session. It should not share the same session of previous opened window or the parent window. How can it be possible? Any thoughts? I'm using window.open('mywindow.aspx') from parent page javascript to open new windows.
I am creating an accordion dynamically through aspx.cs file. There is a subaccordion inside each accordion pane. I am seeing that if there are 10 or more accordion panes in the root accordion, then I can only expand first 4 or 5 panes. Nothing happens when I click on other panes. This is happening in IE8, tried on three different machines. I don't see this problem with Mozilla, it can open as many panes as possible, I have tried with 20 panes in mozilla.
I am using Tabcontainer of AJAX Control Toolkit . The problem is that, i have 15 tabpanels. this tabs in three lines, first 5 in one line, second 5 tabs in second line,third 5 tabs in third line.
If I click first / six/fifteen'th tab means it shows the relevant tabpanel with data correctly.
Each tabs have three buttons like Save, Edit and Cancel
All three line's tabpanels works properly in Chrome and Firefox.
But in IE,
First line tabpanel's button work properly...
second and third line tabpanel's buttons is not work properly,
if I click the second and third line tabpanel's buttons means.. It didn't go to page load..
With-in my Web App, I would like to be able to create a completely new instance of Internet Explorer, keeping the original functioning as well. No problem doing a Response.Redirect or server.transfer to a new web page, but what I am trying to do here is to open a completely new explorer window. I would like to do so transferring a few session variables to it.
I'm still using vs.net 2003, Windows XP and hence IIS vers 6 to serve ASP.net pages on my computer. My problem is that the Application Directory seems to change to the "root folder" when I run my program from an actual internet server. This is borne out by functions like .ApplicationPath, .Physical Application Path, to which I had found a work-around solution. But I still have a problem in that under IIS the assembly.dll file is found in the ApplicationPath/Bin folder, whereas on the uploaded to the internet server is is in the Root/Bin folder. I can live with this problem, and I cant understand why it is so...
I'm using RaphaelJS. The browser renders a chart for me (which is in VML as all my users are on IE). I want the user to be able to save this image and share it normally eg paste into an email, into powerpoint, into a document etc etc.
Problem is not many things can render VML. I can easily get the VML markup describing the image back to the server. All I want to do is convert it to some kind of more universal format eg PNG, BMP, GIFF, whatever which I can then allow the user to download. I've seen lots of people struggling with this. I would have thought the seeing as VML is Microsoft's proprietary SVG format they might have at least provided facilities within their own languages (C#,VB.net) to convert VML to bitmaps. (Incidentally I can't use PHP - I've seen a lot of people attempting to solve this with a PHP based solution)
when i test this page http://www.catalogues4u.com.au/ViewCategory.aspx?catID=119 im getting the above error. to replicate this issue visit the above page in ie7 and you will get the prompt.
