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zunisheikh wrote: ok actually its my first time to use sch type of site.
But your profile page says 1 year old member. Anyway hereafter avoid reposts. I think we have answered all of your questions.
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Hi,
I can't for the life of me find the correct incantation. Basically, for migration purposes we've created a subdomain i.e.:
www.whatever.com <-- outgoing classic asp site
www.whatever.com\new <-- new MVC site.
We're sitting on IIS7, I want to be able to serve up www.whatever.com\robots.txt with whatever is the result of www.whatever.com\new\robots.txt. I want this to be transparent (i.e not an HTTP re-direct, just serve up) and I don't want to use the file system as we'll be genning the files dynamically in MVC. I can only seem to get the redirect module to re-direct.
Thanks for you help.
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Turns out can do with re-write, it doesn't just re-direct. The web.config looks like
<rewrite>
<rules>
<rule name="Rewrite rule Map Files Migrated out of classic>
<match url=".*" />
<conditions>
<add input="{MapMigratedFiles:{REQUEST_URI}}" pattern="(.+)" />
</conditions>
<action type="Rewrite" url="{C:1}" appendQueryString="false" />
</rule>
</rules>
<rewriteMaps>
<rewriteMap name="MapMigratedFiles" defaultValue="">
<add key="/robots.txt" value="/new/robots.txt" />
<add key="/sitemap.xml" value="/new/sitemap.xml" />
</rewriteMap>
</rewriteMaps>
</rewrite>
TBH I'd already tried the rewriteMap, but without the rule it doesn't do anything.
[Edit]
The above only seems to work where the app pools are the same. I investigated ARR, which required a web farm to be set up (too heavy). I also looked at IAPSI Re-write (IIS <7) and APE , which doesn't recognised IIS7 as being installed, which it is. Have taken plan D and started on an HttpHandler which will forward on.
modified 3-Mar-14 4:38am.
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Hi guys,
Sorry if this is a very newbie question or if I posted it in the wrong section. I’m basically in the process of planning my website and before I hire someone to actually do it, I just wanted to get some basic info about what I’m thinking of doing.
In a nutshell, I’d like website to feature a “custom-designed” mp3 player that would play my mp3 audio files. The physical appearance of the player would be designed by a graphic designer and then a “skinner” would do the coding. Here are my questions:
1)Is it possible/easy enough to design/program a speaker that actually “moves/pops” according to volume, etc. ? (what would be the basic approach to that?)
2)In addition to the player displaying a graphic “equalizer” while the audio file is playing, I would like it to also display a “custom designed” VU meter (a series of led lights ranging from green to red according to volume – the physical appearance would be designed by the graphic designer). Is something like this possible/easy to implement? And, again, how would one need to approach this?
3)Would you know of any particular skinnable players that could be very suitable for a project like that?
4)How and where would I look for a good “skinner”?
Thanks in advance, I’d really appreciate your input.
G. M.
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Any idea of a website or any other accessible location to get an idea on how to develop a website for someone who has no knowledge in programming languages?
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It too broad to answer it in less then a yearly course...
However I suggest to use Google - you will find endless resources at any level of knowledge...
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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I dont know where to start from, but learn basics HTML and CSS and then build upon it with Javascript and Jquery etc
Use this website to learn the basics http://www.tutorialspark.com/[^]
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You will need to lean some programming language if you want your website to do anything useful. You could stats at http://www.asp.net/[^].
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Answer to this Query is quite broad but still my 2 cents:
>For starters all that you see in a website is called the Users Interface or UI per se.
>UI is developed with the help of programming languages like HTML,CSS,Javascript,Jquery etc which constitutes the Front End Section.
>The Backend section would be the one wherein you send the data for further processing just like when you click on download button the data pertaining to the material is fetched from server to your machine or your interface.
>This Backend section development is done with the help of programming languages again (  )like python,ruby,PHP etc.
So when both ends are amalgamated BOOYAAAHHHH...!!!!
Your website is created... 
But however there is a short way out.... 
>You can take help of websites which help you in creating your own Websites (this is incase you dont want to take the hard way out of learning this many languages..  )
>E.g for above would be :
www.wix.com, www.Moonfruit.com, www.stribe.com, www.webon.com, www.easysite.com, www.weebly.com, www.lifeyo.com etc.
>These websites provide you with templates which you can easily alter as per your needs(this may also turn out to be quiet fun as you can also add some code to your website by observing how these templates are created )
Best of Luck PAL .... I hope it would be of some use to you... 
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Thanks buddy! Cheers. You have taken some time to reply. Really appreciate it. Thanks again.
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It's better to learn HTML and CSS first.
www.w3schools.com is an excellent site for beginners
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Programming skills are not really reqired, iff your are developing static website/ web portal.
html5 & css5 are more than enough to develop an simple static web sites
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In my opinion you should hire a professional to do this task. The reason behind saying this is that a professional can do it better and as per your needs. For that you can research on finding best web designing service provider as there are so many fake and low quality service providers there in market.
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Actually i have two drop down boxes when i am selecting the category value in the first drop down box automatically/Dynamically the sub-category values had displayed in the second drop down box.Now i want to display the all sub-category values in the second drop down box in the div..so please help any one..
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You didn't mention clear details. ASP.NET? Classic ASP? anything else?
What ever.... do Google search for "cascading dropdownlist", you'll get many. Next time onwards don't forget to mention all complete details clearly.
thatrajaCode converters | Education Needed
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Did you read my answer completely? Already answered there
thatrajaCode converters | Education Needed
No thanks, I am all stocked up. - Luc Pattyn
When you're wrestling a gorilla, you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is - Henry Minute
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i didnt see ur answer..its not visibling here
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Member 10600089 wrote:
i didnt see ur answer..its not visibling here
 Recheck my first message
thatrajaCode converters | Education Needed
No thanks, I am all stocked up. - Luc Pattyn
When you're wrestling a gorilla, you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is - Henry Minute
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