Simulate The Experience Of A Unique User Through Code In A C# .net Web Application?
Mar 7, 2011
we have an ASP.net web application running on IIS7. We have multiple users, but we don't always know their password. Here's what we'd like to be able to do:
Login as some sort of administrator, be presented with our current list of users, click some sort of "Run as John Doe user", at which point we'd be able to see the application (or certain pages) as that user.We're looking to do this in a support/debugging capacity. I've looked into ASP.net's Impersonation, but that doesn't seem to apply here.
I am trying to trigger button click event from another event. In other words I am trying to invoke a Protected Sub function from another Protected Sub functions.
How can i Simulate Left And Right Mouse Click In Asp.net Web Applications ?i found a thread about this issue for win applications but not work on web app...in right mouse simulation i want to see menu bar...
Microsoft release a product named - Visual Studio Load Test Virtual User Pack 2010 to do that. However, it cost USD$4,799. So,is it other free or commercial tool can do simulate jobs? At now, my solution is :
Winform : 3 x virtualbox + WinXP with some macro software.
ASP.NET 3 x virtualbox + WinXP + Firefox and iMacro
i'm just getting started with asp.net and ajax. My question is : is it possible to make an ajax request and simulate the server response in the code behind. in other words can the request be sent to the code behind of the same page? if it's possible haw can i perform this ?
I have one web page abc.aspx It is possible anyway to simulate button click on xyz.htm from abc.aspx? xyz.htm uses form post method, it has 2 radio buttons and submit and cancel button. now from abc.aspx I can open it in new window, but it is possible to select radio button and submit form programmatically?
I personally think its totally illogical and maybe hacking. But someone in my team wants to achieve this. Any comments?
we want all these requests to point back to www.site.com and not have to physically create the files and directories for every type of site... so if I just create a virtual directory (www.site.com/india) and point it to www.site.com... then I figure I can look at the URL and set some parameters/text/images accordingly to fill out the template
I want a number that would be unique forever, I came up with the following code, it generates a number and adds a check digit to the end of it, I would like to know how reliable is this code?
public void GenerateUniqueNumber(out string ValidUniqueNumber) { string GeneratedUniqueNumber = ""; // Default implementation of UNIX time of the current UTC time TimeSpan ts = DateTime.UtcNow - new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0); string FormatedDateTime = Convert.ToInt64(ts.TotalSeconds).ToString(); string ssUniqueId = DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("fffffff");.......
EDIT: clarification GUID can not be used, the number will need to be entered into a IVR system via telephone keypad.
I have a webpage Default.aspx which generate the id for each new user after that the id will be subbmitted to database on button click on Default.aspx...
if onother user is also entering the same time the id will be the same ... till they press button on default.aspx
How to get rid of this issue...so that ... each user will be alloted the unique id ...
i m using the read write code to generate unique id ..
I use a form variable to sore USER_ID and pass it in various sub and function at the same page.Is form variable unique for each user? That is, if more than one user open this page at same time
Webforms to Winforms i have this doubt, can i go into c# windows developer after having experience in asp.net? and how is the pay in C# development, and what about the scope? are companies using C# in development?
I realize that user names are unique, but is there another identifier associated with the username? If there is, how do I find out what it is for the user who is currently logged in?
I have a UserControl (basically a custom menu) that has some properties on it that I store in the view state. My pages may have multiple instances of this control, so to keep the values unique in the ViewState I concat my names with the control's UniqueId. However, when the properties are set the UniqueId does not exist yet, it returns the control's ID, in the case below, mnuFormNote. So then later when they are read it doesn't return the correct value because later the UniqueID is set so it attempts to read from a different ViewState location.
So, my question is am I doing something wrong or just missing something? If not, is there a way around this?
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So when the page loads, and ShowEvents is set to False the property set actually does this: ViewState("mnuFormNoteShowEvents") = False. But later, when I attempt to Get the ShowEvents value it is doing this: ViewState("ctl00$ctl00$mstrContent$iepointMasterContent$dlForms$ctl00$dlStudentForms$ctl00$mnuFormNoteShowEvents"), which is nothing, so it returns the default of True. I need this value to be unique.
I've Googled this for about 1 hour visiting different Freelance websites for .NET work. I'm trying to improve my skills, so I thought this would be the best way to have experience. which Freelance website do you use, or have heard good things about? I'm trying to stick to one website that has a good reputation.
I have a user control, which is added dynamically, but I have noticed that when it is on the page and viewing the source that none of the controls within have been given unique ids. How do I give my user control and the controls within unique ids in order that I can use them in my events?
have an ObjectDataSource with the following configuration:
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And the 'Select' parameters will aid in making a 'unique' combination per user selection to populate the GridView it is bound to:The problem that is occurring is that GridView search results are indeed cached, but the cache is a little too public and shared between all users currently running the application. So if user1 creates a search that populates the GridView with 100 results based on some unique dates and CategoryID, and then user2 in a separate browser does another search with different dates and a different category
