Include Normal Pages (webforms Or Mvc) In Dynamic Data Web Application
May 21, 2010can I include normal asp.net pages (webforms or mvc) in a Dynamic Data web application?
View 2 Repliescan I include normal asp.net pages (webforms or mvc) in a Dynamic Data web application?
View 2 Repliesi am working on a asp.net webforms app, and i have to create 'dynamic order lines'That is : you select a product and a quantity, and the amount is calculated.
To visualize: this is on one 'line', so forst product dropdown, next to it the quantity textbox and next to that the amount label.
Then you click 'add another product', and another 'line' is added with a product dropdown, quantity textbox and amount label.
So you can click add and add and add....
Now i was thinking how to implement that, and i came up with two choises:
'add html client side' and 'add user control server side'
The first looks more fancy of course, but i also have to create some server side code to generate the lines again, when the user says 'go' but after validation i have to warn the user for example the amount was over credit or the quantity was to high. Then i get the 'client side' added html, and i have to reproduce that in my code behind, am i right?
On the other hand (add user control server side), i have to create a new user control on 'and another product' postback, which might look easier in the beginning because it's all strong typed, and the client side (jquery / javascript) isn't?
And one more thing: there is a possibility (they are not sure yet) that this functionality is wrapped within a 'section', with an address box and call it an order.And then: the user can add that 'section' also multiple times, so he can create multiple orders in one page, so i have to create multiple sections for an order, and within that order have the possibility to add another product.It looks like it will be hard to do this client side, especially with generating id's?
I have web servie and web application ..Request hit from widows application to web service .if any request got means i need to redirect to some others pages in web application ,how can we do ..web application always open in server ..
View 1 RepliesI am using URL Routing in my .Net Web Application. I would like to prevent users from being able to access the .aspx page.
Example:
Actual URL - [URL]
Routed URL - [URL]
I want users to be able to access the page only by going to /Testimonials, but I would like to setup /Testimonials.aspx to redirect to its route at /Testimonials.
Is there an easy way to do this for Routed Pages throughout the application?
How do I include CSS reference in only certain pages on my asp.net website? If I include the reference in my master page, all pages of the website share the CSS reference.
View 2 RepliesASP.NET 3.5, IIS7,In my Global.asax's Application_BeginRequest, I need to extract from the request's URL an entirely seperate URL that's been embedded in it without using query string.
The solution I came up with was to hex-encode the entire target URL as if it were a directory, as follows:
http://localhost/687474703A...etc...732E6D7033/irrelevantFilename.txt
This fails for IIS7, whose ASP.NET implementation won't tolerate a URL path greater than 260 characters.My code controls how the request URL gets generated, and how it might embed the target URL in there, but it doesn't have any control over that target URL value (they're third-party URLs).How better could I embed this target URL in my request URL?
for my normal asp.net applications i want to get the WCSF (Web Client Software Factory) features, i installed this software in my machine, how to get
View 2 RepliesI've got an ASP.net file, and I'm trying to include dynamic code which was easy in classic ASP.
Here is what I have tried so far:
<%@ Register TagPrefix="TagPre" TagName="header" Src="alg/classes.aspx"%>
and
<!--#include file="alg/classes.aspx"-->
But neither of these seem to work. The content of classes.aspx is:
<script runat="server">
' Square class
Public Class square
Public sqRows As Integer 'Numbers of rows this square has
Public sqCols As Integer 'Number of columns this square has
Public sqArray(,) As Integer 'The square array
' Initialise square array to match size of canvas
Public Sub initSqArray(ByVal canvCols, ByVal canvRows)
ReDim sqArray(canvCols, canvRows)
sqRows = canvRows
sqCols = canvCols
End Sub
End Class
With ASP.NET MVC it is pretty easy to integrate an IoC container to create the controllers. Is the same thing also possible with webforms to create the pages and controls and pass them any dependencies? If yes, where do I have to plug it in?
View 4 RepliesI am running an MVC 2 RC web appilcation with the majority of pages being webforms. (this is an ongoing conversionn to mvc).When people hit our domain at www.mydomain.com, I want the people to get the webform page MyDomainHome.aspx. This is the page specified in IIS as the default document. (I can't convert the home page to controller/view right now because it is very complicated etc.)
I also want the typical "{controller}/{action}/{id}" behavior. Is there a way to mix these together so people who have bookmarked my home page will still get there?
2. Also when I use the "{controller}/{action}/{id}" routing, my pages do not see the css or image folders that are specified in the master page.
I have a site where most of my pages are arranged in business area folders, e.g. Activations, Outdoors, Branding. Each folder has a small web.config that protects the contents against access by people without a role for that business area.
However, basic admin for most business areas is done via Dynamic Data pages. These are only basically protected by not appearing in the menu unless the user has the correct role, but they are still accessible directly via URL, because of the {table}/{Action} routing used by Dynamic Data. What can I do to protect these pages against direct access?
Working on an ecommerce site which will be integrated with a 3rd party vendor--that vendor uses different identifiers for stores than we use internally (i.e. their store ABC123 is our 001-321). I'm researching the best approach to inspect incoming requests for reserved query-string parameters that indicate the request is using their identifiers and map the identifiers back to our identifiers (so if the request is example.com/&theirId=ABC123 I want to transform the request to example.com/&ourId=001-321). To do this mapping I need to inspect the provided ID, execute a lookup against the database or cache, and forward the request to the specified page--limiting the modifications to just the query-string parameters (other parameters will need to be maintained, as with the details of the HTTPHeader, etc). So far I'm researching a few different approaches: Implementing it in a base Page (which already does too much, but has the benefit of our Logging infrastructure and some other injected dependencies) Implementing it in an IHttpModule Using URL RewritingUsing URL Routing (looks like routing isn't what I want, feel free to offer insight if you think it still fits) Performance cost is a consideration: the actual number of times this translation will occur will be very small compared to the number of requests not requiring it--perhaps 1%. However for another integrated site we will perform this mapping on nearly every request--would a different approach be better suited to this scenario from the previous?
View 3 RepliesI want to hide some fields, so that the user can't put value for them on insert and edit pages, and I will give these fields default values on code behind later.
I want to hide these fields just in insert pages but want to see them on the list pages, such as the createdAt column.
I have various dll's that I am not directly referencing in a ASP.NET website I am attempting to publish via the "Package/Publish Web" feature in Visual Studio 2010.
How can I tell the publishing feature that it needs to include these certain files?
Note that I do not want to directly reference these dll's (the solution has specifically been setup in a way so that these specific dll's are not directly referenced).
I've found a <ExcludeFilesFromDeployment/> but I can't find a way to specifically include files.
I am developing one new area of a fairly large web application using MVC3 and Razor, where the rest of the application is ASP.NET 4 Web Forms based. Can I include my MVC components in this application, and what do I have to do to achieve this?
View 2 RepliesI need to add one new vb.net page in my C# web application but when i go for the option ADD NEW ITEM it does'nt show the vb page
View 2 RepliesHow do I include a javascript using ~/ expression? It works with <asp:Image>, I don't know how to do the same thing with javascript.
View 3 RepliesI've got two projects: a .Net 4.0 Console Application and an Asp.Net 4.0 Website (they are in the same solution). Now I'd like to include the console application (its .exe) in the web application, because I need to run it on the server when the user clicks on a certain button.
Now I would like to include it in a way that the console application will be updated whenever I recompile the solution, so it stays up to date.
So... how can I include my .exe in my web app?
I have an ASP.Net Application that sends text messages to mobile phones. It does this by sending an email. For instance, if your phone number is 555-555-5555 and your wireless carrier is Verizon, you can send an email to 5555555555@vtext.com and it will show up as a text message.
I want to be able to include a newline in the body of the message. How do I do this? Also please note that my ASP.Net program gets the message from a database (MS SQL Server) so what I really need to know is what characters to include in the message body when I store it in my database.
I already tried but it just showed up in the text message as
We've inherited this ASP.NET website. We've already converted it to a web application for different reasons that doesn't matter right now.
But there are 2 folders with 2 .aspx pages inside that does some really ugly stuff (creates a new aspx file with its corresponding code behind and save it inside one of those folders).
So when the proyect was a simple website, that worked, because the created pages on runtime were compiled at request. This is not applicable to a web application.
We don't have time to re-code those ugly pages and do it as it should. So, is there a way to have those 2 pages (and the generated-at-runtime ones) excluded from the project and inside a website that is compiled at request?
Is there a way to write an small application that will run both as a windows forms application, and within an asp.net application?would some sort of widget or even something in silverlight do this?
View 3 RepliesI would like to ask a plain and simple question about the Model-View-Controller architecture - should the UML Class diagram for my application include all the controllers and views and their relationships, or should it just include my model classes, i.e. the entities that are the heart of the application, you know - like in an ordinary application - i.e. User, Administrator, Student, Teacher, Course, Grade etc...?
View 1 RepliesI see there are 2 possible scenarios as to the session handling:
Open one single ISession per request. Open it at request start and close it at request end.Open one ISession per conceptual "unit of work". Many sessions are created for a request.
The approach #1 is the one I'm doing now. I'm a little bit worried about it because, although it works, it's a little bit difficult to debug. For instance, I have an object not being saved (even though I ordered it to) and I'm having trouble debugging since there's a LOT of things happening during a complete request life-cycle.
The approach #2 seems to be the standard best-practice (not sure about ASP.NET) and I'm sure it's pretty easier to debug. The problem I see is about inter-session communication. For instance: My Page class holds a reference to the User, which is a persistent object. Many of the operations receive the user as parameter. As the user belongs to a different session, I can't pass it as a parameter.
I'm biased to #2, but I don't know if it's the best practice, nor how to deal with cross-session object.
I'm developing a Web tool in ASP.NET 2.0 with AJAX . Its working fine in Local Server. When i deployed it in Development Server and executing the Application , I got an error
Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerParserErrorException: The message received from the server could not be parsed. Common causes for this error are when the response is modified by calls to Response.Write(),
response filters, HttpModules, or server trace is enabled.
Details: Error parsing near ' I didn't use any Response.Write in the Application. How can i solve this issue ? Any body knows the solution for this ?
I think it is possible, what steps should I go through? And those videos all using Linq as data source, what if I have my own object data source and binding them in code behind, what about it?
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