I've never fully understood this property of the IHttpHandler. It is a property that you have to set when you implement the interface. I've assumed that setting it to true would be better for performance, but I am not sure what the negative side effects might be. Should I return true or false?
It took me a little while to figure this out, but the AllowPaging="true" on the FormView seems to be the culprit. I don't have much experience paging from a FormView, but for this requirement the customers wants this kind of UI.I have a FormView with DefaultMode="Edit", which is bound to an EntityDataSource. One of the entity's properties, "ExternalID", determines whether some of the other properties in the entity are read-only. For example, if IsExternal==null, the FirstName, LastName, and Email fields should be rendered as TextBoxes. If IsExternal!=null, the 3 properties should be rendered in Label controls.
I have an approve button.on clicking on this button it should show that an inactive value is present .Onclicking yes conformation it should save the data or else clicking on no conformation should return false; how i will do that?After alert it always submit the data.
string otherAffiliateName = txtRequestedAffiliate.Text; int inActiveAffiliates = new BLRating().InActiveAAffiliateChecking(otherAffiliateName); if (inActiveAffiliates > 0)
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This is the code i used.how i wiil stay back on Confirm 'no' click?
I need to get an image from a SQL Server as a byte[], and load it to a WebControl.Image. The only seemingly good way to do it that I found is to implement IHttpHandler and handle the request accordingly.But I'm stuck to using asp.net 1.1. Does it support ashx files?
public class RequestHandler : IHttpHandler Which I pass all my requests through, <configuration> <system.webServer> <handlers> <add name="RequestHandler" path="*" verb="*" type="WebApplication6.RequestHandler" /> </handlers> </system.webServer>
Does this class get re-constructed every time someone requests a page or not?
How do we findout the whether the application is using any HTTPModules and httphandler in the applicaion?Is there anyway to findout from the url without checking the web.config file?
Digging deeper into HttpHandlers I found they provide nice way to customize an ASP.NET application. I am new to ASP.NET and I want to know about different customizations that are possible using HttpHandlers. Lots of websites talk about how they are implemented but it would be nice to know some use cases beyond what ASP.NET already provides using HttpHandlers.
I got a website [URL] and I want to redirect http://www.example.com/folder to http://folder.example.com so if folder has a page called example1.aspx [URL]
It should be called in this way:
http://folder.example.com/example1.aspx Is that possible that using IIS 7 and asp.net 4.
eg: Folder/StaticPage.aspx?PageName=TestPage is re-written as
Folder/TestPage
This works fine on my local dev. machine on the Cassini server. But when its hosted in IIS (5.1 & 7.0) it fails to work, with the error as 404 Page Not Found.
I am using Httphandler to access my pages. Have Loginstatus Control on the master pages.
OnLoggingOut for the Loginstatus control I am doing a Session.abandon()... But My session_end
does not get called in the Gobal.asax.I tried link button and everything. but when I take out the httphandler the Session_end gets executed in global.asax
I can handle the full session end on my own but is there any way to call Session_end in global.asax?
I have an ASP.NET application with 5 .ashx HTTPHandlers that implement RequiresSessionState or IReadOnlySessionState.Upon calling the first handler I create a variable and store it in the session.When I call the next HttpHandler the variable is not available in the session object.I am use context.Session.I have a global.asax where I retrieve the sessionId.Is there a way to preserve session variables across HttpHandlers or does each Handler get its own session?
In my new job, they have already written an httphandler to handle all the .aspx files, and they are not using asp.net's httphandler. Now, I want to use asp.net's regular .aspx httphandler for some web pages (.aspx files) in the project and the other pages need to be handled using their customized httphandler, i.e., 2 httphandlers for same file type (.aspx), how to do this?
the project i'm working right now, client wants to make url seo friendly, if any event would enter from the admin section the url should show the name of the event itself.
right now it shows www.--------.com/eventdetails.aspx?id=879878