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Hi All
There is a strange behavior that appears in my web site. I developed a web site using asp.net 1.1, I used the validators controls for the requirement fields.
first, the web site was working successfuly and the error message of the validators was appear when the field does not have any data without post back.
After that the strange behavior has been appearing, the validators have not worked and the event of the submit button is fired.
This behavior is appeared in some ie7 and not in all ie7 browsers.
Notes: the java script is enabled in the ie7 browsers that have the strange behavior.
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Maher Elsayed wrote: I developed a web site using asp.net 1.1,
IF You have javascript on the submit button ?.It may be the problem.Check the java script on submit button
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Hai,
I am a beginner in DotNetNuke... I can add .ascx file one by one... but
i want to add module of .ascx file in DotNetNuke... For Example if I add Registration module then automatically inherit related file also...
Please help me How its Possible
Thanks in advance
D.Nithya
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Since this has nothing to do with ASP.NET, it'd be better to try dotnetnuke forums.
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Hi, just a little clarrification required please!
I am in the process of developing several ASP.NET User Controls and a class library to plug into a third party CMS. What I have done with regards to the connection string and the fact that my class library cannot see the web.config file (and this may not be the best approach in which case I'm all ears!) is to have a shared class variable, called ConnectionString, which has a value assigned to it by my User Controls on each load of the User Control.
But what I have found is that if I set the ConnectionString variable once, it seems to be available even after post back without having to set it again. What's more, even if I close the browser and load the page again, the shared connection string variable still seems to be there.
Could someone please shed a little light on the scope of shared variables in this context and whether it's a good or bad idea to use them.
Thanks 
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shared (static in C#) has got a lifetime until the application domain unloads. Every .NET process will have an application domain associated with it and ASP.NET process will also have one. So your shared variables will end when ASP.NET service ends.
shared variables are OK in your case (just for keeping the connection string).
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OK great, thanks for the clarification
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Liqz wrote: Could someone please shed a little light on the scope of shared variables in this context and whether it's a good or bad idea to use them.
This seems to be asked often lately. The scope of a static/shared variable in ASP.NET is the same as in their languages in general.
I would not use them for anything.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Christian Graus wrote: I would not use them for anything.
OK thanks, I appreciate the advice. The only other way I can think of to make the connection string available to my class library is to pass it into the constructor when instantiating objects. Is this the method you would use or do you have any other suggestions?
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i want to show a panel of yahoo news in my website
One person's data is another person's program.
--J.Walia
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Yahoo provides the news feed in RSS format.
There are many article in CP on how to read RSS feeds.
Manas Bhardwaj
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J walia wrote: i want to show a panel of yahoo news in my website
below is the RSS Feed link. You need to read this using code
http://news.yahoo.com/rss[^]
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Do you want to show a piece of news? Then why not copy and paste?
If you want to show the page of yahoo news, you can use iframe and set the yahoo news page as its src.
April
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modified 27-May-14 21:57pm.
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Hello,
I am writing web application in ASP.net 2005
I need to create a dynamic graph that contains lines. The user will be able to click on a line and get some info.
I did this program in VB.NET 2005, I draw all the lines on a picturebox and I got the info of the line under PictureBox click event.
In ASP.NET there is no PictureBox. What is the way that I should use to start the application. (I know that I can draw the lines by using Bitmap object but how can I get the click event?)
Thank you for your help
Shay Noy
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shaynoy wrote: In ASP.NET there is no PictureBox. What is the way that I should use to start the application
First, you need to accept the difference between Windows and Web applications.
You can not implement in the same way as you did earlier.
In ASP.Net, you will do this at server side and then stream it to the client.
Btw, why dont you use some chart control?
Manas Bhardwaj
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Thank you for reply.
Do you know which control I can use for this?
All Chart controls examples I saw on the web cost money. Perhaps there is a way to draw the lines(this is OK) and to click on them and raise event.
Shay Noy
modified on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 8:51 AM
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He is using VS 2005 i.e. framework 2.0.
This charting control requires framework 3.5 SP1
Manas Bhardwaj
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Sorry I didnt Check That .
Then he Have to go for third party Controls..! 
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I need something free, all those examples cost money.
Thank you
Shay Noy
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shaynoy wrote: I need something free, all those examples cost money.
As one suggested for .NET Control, you go with that. You can also look with Fusion chart.I guess which having few chart control as free. You can use them also.
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Wat About the features..! My Friend..!
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Then You Have to upgrade to Asp.net 3.5 and then You Have asp.net chart control in asp.net3.5.You Have More Features...!
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