I have a class library. In one of the classes, I am adding a script reference on the page like this:
protected override void OnPreRender(EventArgs e)
{
base.OnPreRender(e);
if (this.Page != null)
{
ScriptManager sm = ScriptManager.GetCurrent(this.Page);
ServiceReference reference = new ServiceReference("~/Admin/Services/ContactsService.asmx");
reference.InlineScript = true;
sm.Services.Add(reference);
}
}
For the ServiceReference file path, is there a way to add an embedded file instead? I want to keep everything self-contained in my class library instead of dropping a file into the website folder.
I have an ASP.NET project and want to include an XML file inside the project to store some relatively static data. To do this I selected "Add File" from the solution context menu and picked my XML file. Having added this to my project, I then wanted to load the XML from within code. I tried the following:
XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument(); xmlDoc.Load("MyData.xml");
I also tried:
XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument(); xmlDoc.Load("~/MyData.xml");
But it seems to be looking in the current directory (i.e. my VS2008 directory) and not the project. Am I going about this wrongly? Is there a way to simply reference a resource that's embedded in the project like this?
Question: Is it possible to embed .skin files as a resource?
I am creating a library of user controls(grids, buttons, etc.) that are common among all of our web projects. I have included several common javascript files used by the controls by adding them as an embedded resource and registering them as a resource using RegisterClientScriptResource. Everything works great.
However, the last thing I would like to do is embed skin files in this project so that all the controls have the same look. I know I can control look solely with css, but I would like to control some of the other asp attributes as well(ie AllowSorting and AllowPaging attributes of a grid). Is it possible to embed skin files as a resource? Or will each individial project need a copy of the skin file? If anyone could provide insight on how I can go about embedding a skin file..
I have a question about javascript. In my project, there are embedded and non-embedded javascript codes. And i did localization of the embedded codes like below and it works.
I have built a custom control that includes a .js file that needs to be referenced. I set the file to be an Embedded Resource under the Build Action. I then referenced it in the class like this:
I have a .swf file embedded in my asp.net webpage. It is slow to load although the size of the file is 1.60 mb. What might be the reason for the slowness? Is there a way I can speed it up in asp.net?
My objective is to include a JavaScript file in my Custom Server Control, because it's a bit tedious writing all the JS in C#. I've done a lot of searching and most resources seem to say that I need to add the file as an embedded resource, and access that. I found a few pages describing how to do this:
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They all seem to say I need to, after adding the JS file, change the build action to 'embedded resource' through its properties. However, the only properties I can actually see on the file are 'File Name' and 'File Path'. Right clicking the file in the solution explorer doesn't allow me access to properties, and right clicking (as one of those links suggests) anywhere else doesn't expose it either. I tried looking through VS Options but couldn't find anything, although I get the impression that I have something configured wrong that's not allowing me to see as many properties as I should be able to.
Under Visual Studio 2010, I'm developing an asp.net application. I added a folder to my project called Flash. Under Flash folder I added a swf file with its external resources to run.
The folder content: 1- ScrollingImages.swf file to lunch the flash 2- ScrollingImages.xml file that the swf file uses to read images from thumbnails folder 3-thumbnails folder which content images used by swf file. I can embed the swf file to html easily using this code:
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But when I use the same code to embed it to asp.net page I will have a problem that the flash will run but I cannot see the images so the swf file unable to locate the xml file and the folder of the images location and they all in the same folder.Here is the code I used in the aspx.net content page.
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I also tested it in aspx.net page and I'm getting same result no images appear. I know that the problem is related to who to embed the swf external resources (the xml file and the images folder) to the aspx.net page but I searched a lot and I could solve it.
I have a question about security. If I put the ip address and full path for my swf file which is embedded within my asp.net application I can access it. I do want anyone to access that file. The file should only be viewed upon logging in to the asp.net webportal which displays it as an embedded flash animation.
I currently have a file "abc.htm" in my Custom Server Control Project and it's Build Action is set to Embedded Resource.Now in the RenderContents(HtmlTextWriter output) method, I need to read that file and render it on the website.I am trying the following but it's to no avail:
protected override void RenderContents(HtmlTextWriter output) { var providersURL = Page.ClientScript.GetWebResourceUrl(typeof (OpenIDSel), "OpenIDSelector.Providers.htm"); var fi = new FileInfo(providersURL); // <- exception here //the remaining code is to possibly render the file }
I am creating a custom server control, and I am wanting to include a JavaScript file in the dll file when the control is built. I have tried suggestions from the following websites:[URL] But after following the directions, If I use firebug to see what errors show up, the JavaScript functions that are being called all say "goNext is not defined" which leads me to believe the JavaScript file is not being added correctly.
Some information on what my control looks like
I have the JavaScript File in a folder called Script. The namespace of the project is CustomControl, and the Name of the project is MaskedDateTextbox.
From here:http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/project/teamlab/TeamLabinstall_EN.pdf
For a mid-size portal it will be sufficient to deploy it in its default configuration:
DB : SQLite3 Web Server : ASC embedded web server.
Suppose you'll need to deploy the portal on a computer named srv003 to the following folder: c:eamlab.(these are just example names,so when performing the operation please use
It is possible to embed an XBAP application into an IFrame, this is rather easy !!The problem however is that it renders on top of anything within the web application. For example!I have a menu in my web application which can collapse when I hover above it, but it will collapse UNDER the IFrame when it needs to collapse ON TOP of the IFrame with the XBAP Application in it. I tried messing with the z-index but this does not fix anything
I know Silverlight controls can be embedded in an ASP.NET page but is it possible to do the same for a WPF control? The reason I am asking is because we have Infragistics which has a datagrid that can be flipped to have the columns on the left with the rows of data going down vertically. This is only in their WPF package though and I am trying to figure out a way to plug this in to an ASP.NET page.
Every few days when my webpage is accessed strange characters are embedded in the URL like this:[URL] I did some searches on the internet and found that if the characters begin with the letter 'S', it is the session id used when cookieless is set to true. In my case the beginning letter is 'A', and i couldn't find anything about that. This is bad because once these strange characters appear, all the submenus in my page will disappear (I had another post about his menu problem in here:[URL]
Once I restart the webpage in IIS the URL will become normal again, but it will appear again in a few days. Does anyone know what these strange characters (that begin with 'A') are? How to avoid them?
As you can see I have the same amount of fields with a differing amount of comma characters in each. I was using the comma character (',') to split my string into different fields but this gave me varied results.
I have no control over the format of the file so restrucuring it is not an option.
Is there a way where I can split the string by using the comma and maintaining the address field as a single field.
Using raw nhibernate (no Fluent), is there a way to put class mapping in web.config, rather than in embedded xml? I can't seem to find any documents on this
<object classid='CLSID:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95' id='player' width="320" height="240" standby='Please wait while the object is loaded...'> <param name='src' value="http://localhost/TestVideo/DownloadAtt.aspx" /> <embed play="false" autoplay="false" controller="true" width="320" height="240" src="http://localhost/TestVideo/DownloadAtt.aspx"></embed></object> </object>
But the problem is that I do not know the video format, so I can not predefine object's classid.
I prefer method 1(since I do not need to worry about the video format), But it does not work on IE, I used to point the src to an ISAPI dll which does the same thing as DownloadAtt.aspx(below) and it works. Now I change to Asp.net, it does not work. :(
How can I load an embedded resource as an ITemplate? The LoadTemplate() method only takes a string virtual path, and obviously this will not work for embedded resources.
I am using visual basic web developer 2010 express. I have downloaded aspnetflashvideo web control to my toolbox. I then dragged it onto my web form and get the following 'Unrecognized tag prefix or device filter 'AspNetFlashVideo'.' Is there something else I need to do when I added this control to my toolbox?
I'm not sure if this is the correct forum for this but I was just wondering, I'm very new to Javascript programming and was wondering if their is a way to debug embedded JavaScript from Visual Studio, current and old versions?
