I know that in a web site project VWD will cram all the files into 1 specified folder which holds all the peices of your site together in a nice little container.
However, in a web based application (rather than web site) you have a similar folder but it contains a solution file; people often say this has more advantages, but from my early days of learning what would those advantages be?
I have seen many of website are displaying RSS Feeds on their website. Example:
[URL]
What i observe is Google is even giving them good rank despite of duplicate content. What i want to know is... How can I find RSS Feeds? Also where can i found RSS Feeds for Yahoogroups?
I am going to develop a website in ASP.NET in which users can submit article for this i need a CMS(Content management system ) to handle their article and users comment. which CMS will we good and simple.
I'm trying to edit some code in a website solution which I have opened in vs. I notice that there are only 3 files showing and it doesn't have a web.config and it uses a popup box when I debug it instead of opening up a webpage like default.aspx. I see that I have to use debug.write and not response.write as I normally would. How can I see my debug.write statements?
what I'm looking to do is to get a web site search function where I can enter the URLs and body text myself rather than running a spider unless the spider can handle my url querystring structure. Obviously, something automatic would be best but I'm not too choosy as long as it is free.
i want to find out the websites that are people are coming from when they come on my website. so lets say someone comes from [URL] or [URL] or someone came through email or somewhere else. how can i do this?
i need to find out what are the details of the processor the server has. i need to know which kind of processor, type of OS, RAM etc. i've got a reply from one webhosting company: "This is a shared hosting server, it is a dual processor (quad core xeon 2.8) 16Gb ram, mirrored 300GB SAS15k drives"how can i get those details on other servers without the webhosting company telling me?
I want to do a job portal where thousands of jobseekers will upload their resumes. If the employer comes and search for any keyword, say "3 year experienced java professional". It should fetch the resumes of all the job seekers who match the above creteria.
Technically it should search thousands of word documents(resumes) uploaded by the job seekers for the employer given key word and fetch all those records..I googled but didn't get any proper link.
We are rewriting a CGI Perl website to .NET and need to have site search capability. In the former site, we use the open source "Perlfect". Does anyone know if there is something similar for .NET or could make any recommendations?
I there a way to get the user id that they signed on to the computer with from web site project, without changing IIS so they will have to login? This will be interanet and remote internate users.
i have two solutions, 1st one is webapplication, 2nd one is website.
the 1st soltions (webapplication) includes aspx pages, user controls .... etc.
the 2nd solution (website) also includes pages, user controls ... etc.
now i need to combine between those, so i copy the webapplication inside a folder in the website, and i put the DLL's for the webapplication inside the main Bin folder, and the theme's like so.
but after that, i make some changes in the source code of webapplication, i build the solution, but the new source code updates doesnot appear in the run time !!!! its still running the code before i make combination !!
does that because i make the 1st solution as a webapplication ?
how can i convert the 1st solution to a webapplicatoin? or in other words how can i make combination between webapplication and website to run as one solution?
I'm an ASP.NET newbie, but not so new at programming in general.
I'm creating a commercial website, and I want to allow an admin to add new articles (an article consists of text, images and various properties such as category).
I am trying to decide the optimal Modus Operandi. This site is commercial, so SEO is a major consideration. This means that I want each url to be "unique". That is, if someone navigates to an article about raccoons, he should be redirected to [URL]. This means - I can't have one page that loads the appropriate article dynamically a-la AJAX (gotta use deep-linking)
So how exactly do I do this? suppose the admin entered his text, uploaded the images and set the article properties. I create a new subfolder, save the images to the server (I understand that saving images to a DB is a big no-no), their addresses in a DB, and the content itself to the DB. But now what?
How do I go about creating the actual page?
Is there a function for creating a new aspx file? then what about its corresponding cs file? Or is it unwise to use aspx? Maybe plain html? but then how does it work with my site's master page? Or maybe just create another copy of a general aspx file which is populated with an article according to a parameter?
Is there any reason to separate front-end FE and back-end BE (for Administration and customer service) in different websites under the same solution.
Actually it causes me problems in Removing items from the cache, (they) decided to put FE and BE in different app domains, this means different Cache objects!!
I asked them about the reason and they said
1- To not be out of memory and to remove BE effect on the FE performance.
I doubt on this, Customer service team are probably affecting the centralized database performance, but there hits will be like adding 10 customers to our website, it is nothing!! Also App domain memory extends when needed, as far as I know, it does not pre allocate resources
2- To avoid losing both FE and BE if the website goes down.
I agree but this is not a reason to put the whole BLL in a web service, what about SECURING the BLL!!!, I PREFER TO LOSE BOTH if the IIS goes down.
I have an accordion and a nested accordion as a menu ba on left. thepanes contain various controls mainly dropdownlists. I disable the accordion after a user has enetered some values and clicked the search button. However in IE7 the accordion is disabld and all the contained controls are too. But in IE6 the dropdownlists aren't disabled whats the reason behind this and whats the solution?
I've spent at least 2 days trying anything and googling this...but for some reason I can't get RegisterClientScriptInclude to work the way everyone else has it working?
First off, I am usting .NET 3.5 Ajax,...and I am including javascript in my partial page refreshes...using this code:
It works perfectly, my javascript code contained in the script variable is included every partial refresh.
The javascript in script is actually quite extensive though, and I would like to store it in a .js file,..so logically I make a .js file and try to include it using RegisterClientScriptInclude ...however i can't for the life of my get this to work. here's the exact code:
the testscript.js file is only included in FULL page refreshes...ie. when I load the page, or do a full postback....i can't get the file to be included in partial refreshes...have no idea why..when viewing the ajax POST in firebug I don't see a difference whether I include the file or not....
both of the ScriptManager Includes are being ran from the exact same place in "Page_Load"...so they should execute every partial refresh (but only the ScriptBlock does).
Well as the title says I am a total noob to web programming. I have experience in XHTML and CSS and that is it, and it is time to expand my knowledge and start making much better websites
I have a project to completely rewrite the site [URL] and want to do it in ASP.NET rather then PHP, and since I do not know either language I would rather learn this one instead.
My question is simple, where do I start? I learn well by reading books and doing examples and building example websites, that sort of stuff. Can anyone suggest any good book titles that will get me started in the right direction? A friend sent me the PDF version of the book: "Learning ASP.NET 3.5, 2nd Edition (Build web applications with ASP.NET 3.5, AJAX, Linq and MORE)." This is so far the only resource I have. The only thing about that book is that it promotes using the WYSIWYG style of web design and I have always been tought to stay away from that.