Firefox - Displaying Images And Documents Using Across Several Browsers
Feb 2, 2010
I have a webpage called DisplayBinaryData.aspx - the purpose of this page being to display/download any word, excel, pdf or images. I call this webpage and pass the id of my BinaryData entity using a querystring. The BinaryData entity contains the file, filename and contenttype uploaded using the asp.net fileUploadControl. The code in the page load is below:
This code executes perfect in IE,but fails when executed in FireFox. IE prompts the user, either to save or open the content. FireFox also prompts the user, but the dialog box fails to save or open any content. When executing this in google chrome - there is no dialog box, it starts downloading the content automatically.
I had bad problem I had table in database which display images for products the data type of model image VarBinary(Max) when I published new web site and tested the pages on sararie,firefox,IE8 the image in some of images appeared with small size from the original on image size
Is it possible to embed an external application inside the browser (IE, Chrome, Safari, Firefox) so it will look like a native web application but actually having access to the USB ports of the client machine? I have heard that I need to make an ActiveX control. I would like to use the .Net framework, but if that is not possible, maybe using Java or C++ will be fine.
I have to make an application that will allow to the users to connect an external device to an USB port, this device will take a backup of the information contained in a SIM card and send it to the user's account online agenda. So the user can restore it later using the same application. This should be a web application or at least look like one.
If the first is not possible. Is there any way to launch an external application from all the browsers, and then pass information to the browser window to allow it to refresh after the backup has been made?
I just ran Google's Page Speed application against our site and one of the recommendations was to Leverage browser caching. Expanding this revealed the following:
The following cacheable resources have a short freshness lifetime: Specify an expiration at least one week in the future for the following resources: <a long list of images > <some javascript files >
How do I go about lengthening the "freshness lifetime" of particular images?
Is there a way to use the firefox (or chrome or any other good browsers) rendering engine to convert html (as a text string) to an image?I have full access to the server I'm using, so no limitations there.
I have textbox in my page that I put this attribute for it TextMode="MultiLine"..here user can change width and hight of textbox with mouse..I couldn't find any attribute for textbox that din't allow users to change width and hight of textbox.
I am loading documents into our Oracle database and then retrieving them for the users to view. So far PDF, DOC, XLS, CSV, etc. all perform as expected, however; DOCX, XLSX, etc. files have one annoyingly persistent issue. When the document is downloaded by the user and they open it you get the first in a series of messages: The file 'thefile.docx' cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents. Details: The file is corrupt and cannot be opened. and then: Word found unreadable content in 'thefile.docx'. Do you want to recover the contents of this document? If you trust the source, click Yes. After clicking yes the file opens and all of the content appears correct. Including images, formatting, tracked changeds and comments, equations, etc. I have tried multiple methods along these lines to no avail. I simply want the files to open without the false-positive error messages. I am using VS2010, with the website targeted at .Net Framework 2.0.
objConn = New OracleConnection(gstrConnectionString) objConn.Open() cmd = New OracleCommand cmd.Connection = objConn cmd.CommandText = "select DOCUMENT_NAME,DOCUMENT_TYPE,DOCUMENT from DOCUMENT_TABLE where DOCUMENT_ID='" & strDocumentID & "'" dr = cmd.ExecuteReader dr.Read()
I am loading documents into our Oracle database and then retrieving them for the users to view. So far PDF, DOC, XLS, CSV, etc. all perform as expected, however; DOCX, XLSX, etc. files have one annoyingly persistent issue.
When the document is downloaded by the user and they open it you get the first in a series of messages:
The file 'thefile.docx' cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents.
Details: The file is corrupt and cannot be opened.
and then:
Word found unreadable content in 'thefile.docx'. Do you want to recover the contents of this document? If you trust the source, click Yes.
After clicking yes the file opens and all of the content appears correct. Including images, formatting, tracked changeds and comments, equations, etc.
I have tried multiple methods along these lines to no avail. I simply want the files to open without the false-positive error messages.
I am using VS2010, with the website targeted at .Net Framework 2.0.
objConn = New OracleConnection(gstrConnectionString) objConn.Open()
I am retrieving a word 2010 document that has been uploaded to a sql 2005 database. When I subsequently download and open the document in a word window it states the file is corrupted and gives the user the option of repairing the file for display. This always works fine but the corrupted message is always presented for all DOCX files. The DOC files from an older Word version work fine without incident. the section of code, VB.NET, for streaming the document out to display in Word is:
Where the content type value, in this case, is "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document" (rather than "application/vnd.ms-word").
The filename is simply the full name of the document and the data itself is loaded into the Bytes var. I got some time back... it just doesn't like the new and improved word 2010 files.
I have a masterpage that contains all my dropdown menu controls. The 2 largest browser hits on my site are IE and Firefox (in that order). I just recently updated to the latest version of Firefox and now... my dropdown menus no longer appear with Firefox but still do with IE.
There is nothing strange going on with my masterpage and it used to work fine in both IE and Firefox. Not too sure what is going on and can't seem to find anyone else who has posted on this subject.
I have a website [URL] . When you click on any thumbnail image Safari renders the images but in Firefox show up as binary garbage. (safari does not render gif images but does .jpeg images)
in my .cs file for the gridview itemtemplate I supply the following string
I apologize if this is the wrong sub-forum for this question, if it is please let me know a better sub-forum to ask this.Anyway, I have a table in my database with a photo column that points to the location of images all under the same root, like this: Y:playerPhotosplayerName.jpg
When I select a specific photo using a stored procedure in my aspx.cs, then read the image path using a sqldatareader like this
while (sdr.Read())
{
string filepath = sdr.GetString(0);[code]....
it works fine and the image shows in Internet Explorer (version 8), but doesn't show in Firefox (version 3.6.4) I think it has to do with the direction of the slash, but I'm not sure. Is there anyone out there that has run into this broswer problem?Basically is there a solution to changing the value of the image's filepath string if the browser is Firefox?
I am having an issue with images not showing in Chrome or FireFox. In chrome i get this message in the Console "Not allowed to load local resource.". The images appear fine and correct in IE11 & MS Edge. I'm assuming this is some king of security problem I need to address, but am not at all sure what.
but i want to do the following as i am implementing the zoom functionality. How have another field in my database which is vcimagelocationsmall which will go in img src. But how can i do the following in .net using my image locations?
write this post in the wrong section, if I do please don't hessitate to tell me.Now to my problem. I've been searching the internet for a way to display my images from my server to my asp.net website.The way I have it in my server (local) is that I have stored all the links to the images in the server (The images are on some other websites).Now my question is:How can i display the images on my website in asp.net? Is it even possible to display the images through a link or do i have to store the whole image in my database?If someone has some tips or links to other websites that go through I am using C# if someone is wondering.
my website generates a bunch of images on the server side which I like to display dynamically as a table. For this I have created a function called "CreateDynamicTable". The code can be found here [URL]
Basically I have a bunch of threads that generate Bitmaps which are all saved inside the Application State. All images are very small and the number of images is also pretty small. My question is what would be the easiest way to display the images on the Client side.
I have tried to save all Bitmaps as JPEGs which are then linked with a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image inside a table cell. Unfortunately no images are displayed inside the browser.
I have created a simple ASP.NET Website in Visual Studio 2010. I have got a Default.aspx page that contains an image. When the image is located in the Images folder it displays perfectly. When I move the image to another folder, or a sub-folder of the Images folder, it still displays in the Designer, but not in Internet Explorer. In IE, it shows nothing. When I view the source in IE the image tag is there, but nothing is displayed. I navigate to the root folder of the site (which I can do on the dev Web server), go into the Images folder, then go to the image - it displays perfectly. But when I navigate to another folder, or a sub-folder in Images, and try to go to the image, it does not display. I opened the page in google chrome, opened the dev tools, and saw that the image was there, but it was 1x1 pixel and 43 bytes, which doesn't make sense because the image is 38KB.
In my web application, i need to display Images(.jpg,.tif,.png,.bmp etc.,) and also Text Files(.txt,.doc,.xml,.html etc.,) in the web page. Can you suggest me, the best way to do this? NOTE: The Web Page should be compatible with Mobiles Phones(Iphone, Android)
In my application, in a single page i need to display small images(say some 10, i.e category wise) and if the user selects any one image then it needs to be maximized (like photo album). How I need to do this. Pls any Idea. maximized image will be displayed in the same page or another new page?
I'am developing a commercial website with asp.net 2.0 and sql server 2005, in which i want to display 5 images as a scroll according to the numbers below in which number 1 consists of first image 2 consists of second image and so on it automatically scrolls and changes