I'm writing a SaaS app in C#/ASP.NET, hosted with IIS7. I want to create a personalized subdomain for every customer that signs up, i.e. fred.mydomain.com, bob.mydomain.com, each of which will point to the same app, just with a different skin per customer.
How do I create these subdomains programmatically?
I have an application running ASP.NET. I have different domains and different sub-domains. I want the domains to share session with their sub domains.
For Example, the following domains access this application:
[URL]
If a user goes to www.example1.com and print.example1.com, I want it to use the same session. If the user were to go to www.example2.com and print.example2.com, I would want it to use a different session than the *.example1.com.
The way I used to handle it was a hack in page_load that works perfectly in IIS6:
Response.Cookies["ASP.NET_SessionId"].Value = Session.SessionID;
Response.Cookies["ASP.NET_SessionId"].Domain = SiteUtility.GetCookieDomain();
(SiteUtility.GetCookieDomain would return .example1.com or .example2.com depending on the url of the request) Unfortunately, this no longer seems to work for iis7. Each subdomain/domain a user goes to, the user gets a new session cookie.
I then found the web.config entry: '<httpCookies domain=".example1.com" />. This works great for sharing session cookie between example1.com subdomains. Unfortunately, this completely screws up session state for *.example2.com.
There are subdomains: sub1.domain.ru, sub2.domain.ru, sub3.domain.ru, sub4.domain.ru. On default page there is a code:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string subdomain = Cache[key] as string;
if (subdomain != null)[code]...
Will users see their subdomain name in different subdomains(sub1.domain.ru, sub2.domain.ru, sub3.domain.ru, sub4.domain.ru) ?
I would like to create subdomains Dynamically under my domain using asp.net ,C#? I can not find good solution for this. What are the things i should do to complete this.
Scenario:
1.user register with site
2.domain name should be: http://username.domain.com
I have several ASP.NET sites in IIS7 and would like to be able to group them into folders (or other mechanism, if available). Ideally, I would use a customer name or account number and put the sites under there.
Is there a way to customize the organization of sites in IIS7, or is there just the one 'flat' view?
I'm open to tricks and hacks.
We have a set of about 30-50 users who periodically need an ASP.net (version 4) application directory created for them.
As these numbers grow, manually creating an application directory for each user becomes cumbersome on IIS 7.
Is there a way to create these application folders using a batched/scripted/automated mechanism of some kind?
Ideally we'd like to provide input parameters of a file that contains a batch of application-names, and have the script automatically create the application directories in IIS.
Does anybody have experience with a 3rd party tool for this? I don't mind if it commercial or open-source.
View 1 RepliesIm working on a project where i will need to create sites programatically when a user completes a sign up process.
so basically if my main site is: www.mysite.com i will need to create subsites in the format of: www.username.mysite.com
where username is an option entered by the user in the signup process to designate a unique identifier for their site.
im working with VB.NET language.
i want to create accordion programmatically in c#. i want to define how many panes a accordion will have on the basis of count of items present in the dropdown. i dnt know whether anybody gets it or not what i am trying to achieve. here goes again create a accordion which will multiple panes depending upon the no of items present in the dropdown list.
View 3 RepliesI have a UserControl that I need to add dynamically. I tried to follow this MSDN article, but I'm not having any success....[URL]
The UserControl is basically an image gallery, and it loads some pictures based on an ID. My idea was to make this ID available as a property. Then when I create an instance of the control, I could set this ID and add it to the form.
I added a reference to the control in the .aspx page that will use it, like this:
<%@ Reference Control="~/PictureGallery.ascx" %>
And in the UserControl I added a ClassName like this:
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="PictureGallery.ascx.cs"
Inherits="PictureGallery" ClassName="PictureGallery" %>
When I try to create an instance in the .aspx.cs like the article suggests, Dim gallery As ASP.PictureGallery, I get an "Type ASP.PictureGallery is not defined".
The article mentions a namespace, ASP, and I tried importing it to the .aspx.cs with no luck. So, I'm not able to get a reference to the UserControl.
How can I override the way ASP.NET creates a WSDL file for my Web Serive from my WebMethods' metadata?
View 2 Replieshow do I create programaticaly an HTM page (for exaample 5.htm)
View 1 Replieshow to create designer.cs file by using .net code. Basically what i want to do here is that i have a bunch of aspx and ascx files created by previous versions of vs.net that lacks designer files and now i want to create designer files for those. I can generate empty designer files but what i want is that my code should generate the designer file so that i can remove the extra code from cs files.
View 1 RepliesIs there any way to create/delete/update a aspx page programmatically using C#?
View 3 Replieshow can I add a dynamic textbox.? I want to add textbox as the user click the add button and then Insert the data from those textboxes in the database.
show give me some codes of creating textbox and recreating them in page load.
I have worked on a timesheet application application in MVC 2 for internal use in our company. Now other small companies have showed interest in the application. I hadn't considered this use of the application, but it got me interested in what it might imply.
I believe I could make it work for several clients by modifying the database (Sql Server accessed by Entity Framework model). But I have read some people advocating multiple databases (one for each client).
Intuitively, this feels like a good idea, since I wouldn't risk having the data of various clients mixed up in the same database (which shouldn't happen of course, but what if it did...). But how would a multiple database solution be implemented specifically?
I.e. with a single database I could just have a client register and all the data needed would be added by the application the same way it is now when there's just one client (my own company).
But with a multiple database solution, how would I create a new database programmatically when a user registers? I have done all database stuff using Linq to Sql, and I am not very familiar with regular SQL programming...
how this could be done (as well as input on whether it is a good idea or if a single database would be better for some reason).
EDIT:
I have also seen discussions about the single database alternative, suggesting that you would then add ClientId to each table... But wouldn't that be hard to maintain in the code? I would have to add "where" conditions to a lot of linq queries I assume... And I assume having a ClientId on each table would mean that each table would have need to have a many to one relationship to the Client table? Wouldn't that be a very complex database structure? As it is right now (without the Client table) I have the following tables (1 -> * designates one to many relationship):
Customer 1 -> * Project 1 -> * Task 1 -> * TimeSegment 1 -> * Employee
Also, Customer has a one to many relationship directly with TimeSegment, for convenience to simplify some queries.
This has worked very well so far. Wouldn't it be possible to simply have a Client table (or UserCompany or whatever one might call it) with a one to many relationship with Customer table? Wouldn't the data integrity be sufficient for the other tables since the rest is handled by the relationships?
I need to create a subscription for my SSRS reports in an asp.net page.I can show the reports in a reportviewer using Reporting.WebForms. SSRS is on the another computer in my network. For reportviewer, I use "admin" and "pass" for credentials which is the SSRS machine's admin username and password and it's ok. And admin has all the roles for SSRS reports. But when I try to createSubscription via ReportingService2006 web service I can't make it. I'm not a professional nor amateur. searched the web a lot. tried this and the odetocode version of this: 1. technet - something similar 1
View 1 RepliesHow to create Database from .bak file in asp.net c#
and the new database should be created with new database name,user id and password
I have been given a task to write a program to automatically create a 2010 exchange mailbox. My research tells me to use powershell but I can't seem to find the namespace to reference and would like some sample code. I found some code on the web but I don't know what the namespace is for PowerShell. I think it might be System.Management.Automation but when I try to reference the namespace it does not exist in the list of dotnet. All I have is System.Management and System.Management.Instrumentation.
View 2 RepliesIn my ascx markup, I have the below code that I am trying to move to the code-behind:
<fs3:LanguageBar CssClass="setIn" ID="languageBar" PostBack="True" runat="server">
<LayoutTemplate>
<fs3:LanguageList ID="languageList" runat="server" CssClass="setIn">
<ItemTemplate>
[code]...
What i am looking to do is to format my email notifaction better. Right now it just comes in one line and i would like to put a break to make it easier to read.
mailMessage.Body = txtIngredients.Text.Trim() & "<BR>" & txtDirections.Text.Trim()
I have 2 views in sql server and I create a dataset with those 2 views as datatables. Now I need to create a datatable and programmatically fill it with the other 2 datatables. Take the 2 datatable and create a third one in the dataset not create a third view in sql server.
View 2 Replies i'm programitcally creating user using theSqlMembershipProvider. I am able to create users however now I want to be to assign them to a certain role once they are created. How do I go about assigning the newly created user to a role?
CODE to create user, works fine:
[Code]....
I have an asp.net app that allows users to create personal pages which can be publicly accessed thru a "directory" page. The content of the pages is stored in sql server, so a given user's page is dynamically created thru the code that executes when the relevant link on the directory page is clicked.
I would like to take this a step further by allowing access to a given user's page directly thru the browser's address bar, something likewww.thegreatestsite.com/jim (pretty much like You Tube, Facebook, etc.).
I could achieve this by manually creating a folder under the root, called "jim" and put a default.aspx page in it which has the code in it's load event that would dynamically create jim's page.
However, I would like this "additional feature" to be created automatically, as part of the sign up process of the user.
I have no clue as to what would be the best approach. For all I know there might even be a standardized way to ado this in asp.net?
I know you can create validation controls in C# code
[Code]....
but is there a way to do it in a single line? In a recent post I had I learned a one line method to make textboxes and drop down lists
[Code]....