User instantiates an action which calls a controller. The controller tries to render a view that contains content + multiple widgets (left rail, right rail, etc). The Widgets all have their own individual partial views but each partial view should inherit or consume a base set of widget markup and have controller areas where to embed functionality.
Functionality in the head, body, and footer can either be plain text, HTML, or additional custom controls.
I like to create a desktop widget framework using asp.net. its like yahoo widget or google widget any one able to create a simple widget application and plug in to this framework. how to develop this framework?
Are there any patterns in 3.5 or rules of thumb? The widget is supposed to be multi paged (registration). Is it possible to POST data back to parent page? Do parent and child (widget) share the same session variables?
I have been given the task to create a TAB control ( probably the Jquery tab control) as the company wants the Lazy loading of data.
The tab control should not have fixed items on it. It should be reusable in different projects . So I cannot fix the items in the tab control. Depending upon the project the tabs can change.
Need some great ideas on how I can achieve it.
Note: I am using MVC, VS 2008, C# for my development.
I am trying to write a simple library for MVC2 projects that takes care of user login, e-mail validation, password recovery, logging, etc. Since some of these steps involve user interaction, I need to have Views and Controllers in that project.In MVC2 Preview 2, one could do this by abusing areas (at least, it seems) since they were implemented as different projects. However, in the RC, creating a new area will merely create a subfolder. Since I want to share the base code between applications, that is not an option.I tried to brutally hack the AfterBuild steps into my project files, but that feels like the craziest hack ever.
I want to create a reusable user control which contains a date time picker in asp.net. Need to add this user control in a grid view as column.While clicking the column,date time picker has to be displayed.Which is the suitable method,Creating the component or creating the user control. Also want to know, How to add this component in to the toolbox?
I am creating a user control that I wish to have inner properties as well as normal attributes. Although the actual function of the control has nothing to do with, say, UpdatePanel, I am trying to create something with similar ASPX markup. The developer designing the page should be able to use my control like:
<ns:MyControl ID="someID" runat="server" SomeOtherAttribute="true"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Label ID="someLabel" runat="server" Text="Normal page markup and controls should go here" /><br /> <p>This should be OK too.</p> </ContentTemplate> <ControlEvent ControlName="idOfOtherControl" Event="Click" /> <ControlEvent ControlName="idOfSomeOtherControl" Event="MouseOver" /> </ns:MyControl>
Also acceptable would be wrapping the ControlEvent tags in some other tag, more like what happens when using UpdatePanel:
<ns:MyControl ID="someID" runat="server" SomeOtherAttribute="true"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Label ID="someLabel" runat="server" Text="Normal page markup and controls should go here" /><br /> <p>This should be OK too.</p> </ContentTemplate> <ControlEvents> <ns:ControlEvent ControlName="idOfOtherControl" Event="Click" />........................
Is it possible to execute files from a different site in IIS than the one that's actually served? My problem is that my webhost allows for subdomains, but couples the subdomain with another folder than the default folder..
When opening domain.com i get the files from public_html on the ftp, but opening test.domain.com gets me the files from the test-folder
I need the subdomain to execute the files from public_html, but the support says that's not possible :( I was hoping some of the brilliant minds in here might have an idea.. I can of course add files and code to the subdomain-directory, but I wouldn't know what to write in like a httpmodule or something like that
I don't know which security settings that comes into play here, all I know is that the server is running IIS ASP.NET 4.0
i have web application which can be accessible by [URL] but I would like to create a url which does not have any query string parameter. this should be accessible by [URL] (e.g athar is client name) I have download the Intelligencia.UrlRewriter.dll from the internet. but when I run this i am getting error could not found assemply.
I want to create my own HttpApplication class, wherein I can handle methods like ExecuteStep. let me know if there are any examples to do this. Kindly provide some pointers to this...
I am using VS 2008. Basically I want to handle all events from httpApplication class (even before global.asax) before it reaches web pages inside Do other classes come into picture if I want to create my own HttpApplication class .
My website is allowing the web.config file to be downloaded. However in my C:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727CONFIGweb.config file I have this line
As im new to this concept,i request anyone to explain in detail about configuring the custom handlers in IIS 5.1 STEP by STEP and also about mapping the extension.
When I have a HttpHandler class in C#/ASP.NET mapped to a file extension in IIS any file with that extension fails to download/display in web browsers (it's downloaded as a 0-byte file in some browsers and nothing at all in other browsers). After removing the application mapping for the HttpHandler in IIS so it doesn't call the IHttpHandler class in C#, the web browser downloads the file successfully.
This was tested with an IHttpHandler class in C# that has an empty ProcessRequest method.
I am wanting to create a url rewriting module and have investigated numerous examples on the web. However, most do not address the issues of handling postbacks and querystrings. I cam across a few examples, but don't fully understand how they work and thus customizing them to my needs becomes a problem. I understand the basic concepts of rewriting, but can someone explain, or point me to a resource on how postbacks and querystrings are handled?
I have creatde a create user form which is build with asp.net 3.5 default membership module(C#).Now I want to integrate ajax validation in it, like bbc's registration form have.If anybody know any helpfull code, article, tutorial for this then please don't forget to share.
