i am using dot net open id for implementing openid in my website i want to redirect user to any of the open id provider site for sign up just like that of stack overflow provides for myopenid how to achieve this
I want to display records based on the Prod ID entered by the user in the text box. Where can I find a tutorial to do that?
I can't find a simple one. I am completely new to .NET, and hardly know anything about grid view, SQL connections and stuff.
I need a step-by-step tutorial that explains how to do it. I want to learn about all of this.
Oh, BTW, I did establish an SQL connection and was successful in displaying my table on the web page. I want to learn how to search from that table and display records.
The database has been designed for a tradesman web site, i.e. Plumbers, Builders etc. The two main tables are tblCustomer and tblTrader which will stored data from two frontend web pages where the customer and trader can enter their personal details. After a customer enters their personal details (i.e. registers through the site) they will then be directed to a child page where they can progress to entering a specific job attached to a specific trade (i.e. Plumber) and trade type (i.e. Bathroom Installation), once a customer job has been entered I want these details to be emailed to all the trader_email addresses from tblTrader, from this email alert the traders will then enter the system and offer quotes to the customer through tblTraderQuote where the customer will then accept the best quote for them.
What I also want to implement is some sort of rating option that will allow the customer to rate their trader, either something like ebay's feedback or just a simple 1-5 rating option? How can I implement this into my database design or is this something that should be performed within the programming layer?
While going through MSDN I found that in button properties useSubmitBeheviour there is written that if useSubmitBeheviour is true then it cause the Button control to use the browser's submit mechanism and false then the ASP.NET page framework adds client-side script to the page to post the form to the server.
Button.UseSubmitBehavior property is used to gets or sets a value indicating whether the Button control uses the client browser's submit mechanism or the ASP.NET postback mechanism.
So, What is the difference between client browser's submit mechanism and the ASP.NET postback mechanism?
How do i set a limit for user to sign up in ASP.NET ?
For example, I'm creating a web application using Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 to make it available for users to sign up for the event. But i only wish to allow 10 people to sign up for that particular event.
So what code/thing i need to do to able to set the limit?
I am totally lost finding the right API to create a sign up process like Foursquare. I am attaching a document of what I am trying to do. I have already tried OAuth, JavascriptSDK, Facebook.NET API from Codeplex and FacebookToolkit.NET from Microsoft. Nothing looks what I actually need. I think some one experienced can lean me towards where I should go straight.
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Note: I am trying to achieve this via ASP.NET with C#.
I am using forms authentication to protect a website and would like to set it so when someone uses the registration form that the account created is disabled and an email is sent to me notifying me of the new signup. Then I can go and enable the account.
I am very new to this but have gotten the basic registration form and login form working with my SQL 2008 Server but this is a bit above me and I have looked through the MSDN info on the CreateUserWizard and don't see options for this.
I've been tasked with creating a dorm signup/management application for the University at which I work. The application will have a front-end and a back-end. The front-end will be utilized by students.
Front-End:
A student will login and see a selection of dorm buildings they are eligible to reside in (based on gender, class level, etc.).Student will click on dorm they are interested in residing in. A new set of options will appear - a list of available rooms they are eligible for within that dorm.Student will clock on the room they are interested in residing in. They will see how many spaces are open and who is currently residing in that room. They can then choose to add themselves to the room.Obviously, students will also be able to remove themselves from rooms and navigate backwards and forwards through the various levels - e.g. if they get into a dorm or room and see it isn't what they want they will be able to go back to the entire dorm orthe entire campus.
Back-End:
Administration will be able to assign students to specific rooms and/or dorms.They will be able to set time windows in which certain students, class levels, etc. can select their dorm room. This is the essential functionality of the applicaiton. Pretty simple. I'd like any recommendations on the best way to write this application and anything I might be missing. I've been doing some preliminary work trying different ideas.
I've been using LINQ to tie into the data sources - which seems to be working fairly well. The one area I'm having some difficulties with with dynamic control rendering and event handling. Since the application doesn't know which dorms or rooms will be available until it knows who the student is, the controls need to be generated dynamically.
To use separation of concern and to optimize the clearness of the controllers we decided to split each action of a controller into different controllers (FunctionalLocationEditController, FunctionalLocationCreateController and such).
Problem now is the Global.asax is currently a bit big for just a few pages registered in routes.
We would need to use an area type of mechanism but for business reason we are not ready to upgrade just yet to MVC2.
Basically, is there a way in MVC1 to map the Urls to something like <folder>/<controller>/<action> ?
My question so general, but I think the answer will be specific.
All I want to know is:
Is there a way or steps or mechanism to test the application (web application) in a professional way?
Many times when I finish developing and try my application, testing it with dummy data several times, and when I think every thing is okay and I think I have covered all possible scenarios, I find I forgot important issues, or others tell me they found problems in my application.
I wonder mapping mechanism from controllers to views. I can not understand how mapping can be possible If we just return value of View() method. Controller class's View() method call overloaded View method with null parameters. But how can be possible to mapping to views with none specified returning value of View() method ?
If I open a connection and don't close it after query execution completes, store it somewhere, and use it next time a request comes in, isn't it something similar to what .net does? Is it possible to maintain a pool of connections according to our requirements without depending on ADO.NET's internal mechanism? In case of ODBC, I read somewhere that connection pooling will have to be enabled from ODBC datasources and that it cannot be set from within .net. What if I open a few ODB connections, leave them open and use those whenever a request comes in and close all of them when I know that I dont need them anymore. How is it different from connection pooling?
I am working on Web application which get the authentication details from the Active direcoty using LDAP
when I am using the function DirectorySearcher.FindOne() it gives this error message (The authentication mechanism is unknown), and I relized that I should put this line in the web.config file ( <identity impersonate="false"/> ), then this problem will be solved.
but at the same time I should put true value to the same attribute to get the correct result when I am calling this function
How to design login-logout mechanism in asp.net manually(no using standard control for login) by storing login id and password details in table but password must be in encrypted format in table for security !
I'm looking for a simple way of developing "System Notification" in an ASP.NET website, which will consist of two parts: Part 1 - The administrator with go to a special page and enter 3 elements for the notification:
Notification Text (e.g. "System will be down for maintenance next Sunday 11/26/2010 from 1:00 AM to 1:30 AM Pacific Time) Starting date/time when the notification should be displayed (e.g. 11/23/2010 6:00 AM) Ending date/time when the notification should be displayed (e.g. 11/26/2010 1:30 AM) Part 2 - Once the user logs into the website within the above timeframe, the system notification message will appear on the home page. What would be a good architectural location for this?
- A table? - An html page? - Part of web.config file? - A new notification.config file? - Where else?
I have an aspx page with detailsview whose datasource is an objectdatasource. I have a dropdownbox, showing categories, which act as a filter. If the user selects a different value in the dropdown box, the data obtained through the objectdatasource will be changed, and the new set of data will be displayed on the detailsview. This dropdownbox, is being used as the ControlParameter in the objectdatasource, so whenever a new item is selected the detialsview is updated accordingly. Now I want to add another filter in the form of a textbox, when the user could type in the title and hit a button, which should get a filtered set of data from the database.