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Hi,
I want to integrate my webbased applications(Struts Framework) to a Label Printer for printing the Employees Address alone. Pls Can anyone help me to how to acheive this..Pls help
Thanks In Advance
Ram
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hello
i am working in ASP 2.0. i was enjoying the benefits of roles and membership feature of it. i added some more users to the database by ASP.Net configuration wizard.
after that it is not working. i.e., the login control does not authenticate me to log in even by providing the right user name-password combinations.
plz help me in this regard. what is the actual problem and what is its solution.
thanks
-- modified at 4:43 Thursday 19th January, 2006
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Which way would you recommend when creating a web site, one .js file with all your common functions or one js file per function? Why? Has anyone done speed tests on slower connections?
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Once the javscript files are loaded, they are cached, so it doesn't make such a big difference.
If you have a large file, it will of course take a little longer to load the first time. Splitting it up would spread the load time so that it might feel shorter.
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I'd go for many. If, say, your home page only requires some of the functionality then don't make the user wait for ages to get the js file before they can use the site. Similarly, if some of the functionality is only required for certain pages, don't have the user wait for functionality they may not use to be downloaded.
The js files will be cached, so once the user has them they need not be requested again.
ColinMackay.net
"Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in." -- Confucius
"If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, for an investment in knowledge pays the best interest." -- Joseph E. O'Donnell
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I'm new to VS 2005 and am trying to play with installing a new website on my server. So, I got the TimeTracker starter kit, built it and then used Copy Web Site... to move the project to my server.
I connected ok (New Web Site...) then selected everything in the source window and clicked the right-arrow button. After churning away, I got a dialog saying the following:
<br />
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Copy Web Completed<br />
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There were errors during copy web. Please view log for details.<br />
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OK <br />
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I checked the contents of the website folder and found that the TimeTracker.mdf file had not been copied.
So, (finally!) here are my questions:
1) Where is this log I'm supposed to view for details?
and
2) Any guesses as to why the .mdf file won't copy?
TIA! 
'til next we type...
HAVE FUN!! -- Jesse
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Hi,
I'm pretty desperate.
I have a page (default.aspx) with an iframe. In the iframe i have two frames. In one of the frames I have a LinkButton that should redirect the top page (default.aspx)
I've tried RegisterStartupScript with lots of different Javascripts like: top.location.href='new.aspx' but all is loaded in the iframe...
Is this doable?
Please, please help!
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I actuaklly never tried using a frameset in an iframe, but this is how I think that it works:
Using the window.top property inside a frame will reference the frameset, e.g. the contents of the iframe. From there you can use the window.parent property to reference the page containing the iframe.
So, this should work:
window.top.parent.location = 'new.aspx';
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Actually I got to apologize. I guess I got a little too tired, and didnt get the code in the right eventhandler at first. So top.location.href do work!
Thanks anyway Guffa - I'll try your idea also.
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In that case just use window.top.location.
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I'm not sure if this is the best forum to post this question but it seems like the most logical. I need to hide the MS Throbber and status bar that appears on a refresh in full screen mode. I don't mean the F11 full screen mode! I'm talking F11, THEN right click near the throbber and check auto-hide. This hides everything on the page except the content EXCEPT the annoying thobber that likes to slide in from the right to display the MS logo and status bar upon refresh!
I need to hide this becuase the web page is going to be output through a port and fed into the local cable television for display as a local channel. The page will use iFrames with meta refresh tags that are currently causing the throbber to appear. I'd like to use IE's filter's to give me transistion affects as well, which I don't think are available in other browser's. Any idea's would be much appreciated!
"Half this game is ninety percent mental."
- Yogi Berra
If you can read thank a teacher, if you can read in English, thank a Marine.
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Hello All,
I would like to have a Modal Dialog Box for Username and Password Entry.
When a submit button will be clicked It will open the Modal Dialog Box of Size 200x200px in Window's centre position.
Seeking suggestions and help from Any body.
rpkumar
-- modified at 5:16 Wednesday 18th January, 2006
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i think you are talking about HTTP Authentication, for this you need to configure the webserver for permissions for that folder.
-Prakash
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Thanks for your response.
Yes it is HTTP Authentication.
I have designed a webPage that page can be viewed by all.
But for Administtrative purpose i have a kept button upon clicking it is giving whole window for authentication. But i want a small box having two input fields. Upon clicking my "Administrative" button it will prompt out in the centre position of my first page. So user can give Username and password for Authentication for modifications in the sites.
Just like our Windows Application.
Please give some tips.
How it can be implemented.
rpkumar
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I was wondering if anyone has had experience with Shockwave viewing on and Apple Mac. I have been asked to look a web site for a colleague. It uses a shockwave file for a banner and another for a menu. On Mac these are not displayed for some reason. The HTML includes code to download shockwave if needed, but I suspect it works with IE only.
Any suggestions would be most welcome.
Happy programming!!
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Hi!!
I have the following in my.js file. It works fine in IE, but does not display anything in Mozilla. How can I change this so that it displays in both browsers? Preferably in all (or most browsers).
"My ABC Website" is just an example name of a website.
window.defaultStatus = "My ABC Website";
Regards,
ma se
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Hi,
I am using Visual Web Developer with Framework 2.0.
I have the following page called default.aspx. At the top of this .aspx page, I have the follwoing:
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="default.aspx.cs" Inherits="Platters.DefaultPage" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="Platters" TagName="Footer" Src="~/controls/Platter_footer.ascx" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="Platters.Includes.Common" %>
The namespace Platters.Includes.Common has a globals.cs class that contains global variables used across the site.
Now if I want to use these global variables in the Platter_footer.ascx control, must import that name space again? TO me it does not make sense because I have to import this namespace in the default.aspx page, and in the user control. Why twice??
The top of my Platter_footer.ascx control looks like:
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Platter_footer.ascx.cs" Inherits="Platters.Includes.Controls.Footer" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="Platters.Includes.Common" %>
Is it maybe better to import these namespaces in the .cs of each file, instead of at the page level?
Regards,
ma se
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The user control is compiled separately. It doesn't know that you will use it in that specific page when it's compiled, so you have to import all namespaces that the control uses in the code of the control.
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How to use Gradient of colours in my web page (aspx)
I tried giving start colour and end colour in a DIV .. but after some compilation, the script is changing automatically and because of that, it is not working.
Please Help
Suji
"I firmly believe that
any man's finest hour,
the greatest fulfillment of all that holds dear,
is that moment,
when he has worked his heart out in a good cause
and lies exhausted in the field of battle - victorious..."
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i don't thinks it done with div tag.
but is done in css Style sheet
a small piece of .jpg (or) .jpeg (or) .gif (gradiant)
then use Style sheet with background-color=(image path);
try it
Editor
http://www.allthewebsites.org
WebDirectory | webhosting | WebTemplates
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to whom who have implmented the ultrawebgrid in webpanel please reply me how t get the values from the textbox in edit box i wrote the code as folow:
string linkId = PanelGrid.DataKeys[e.Item.ItemIndex].ToString();
TextBox stdLink = (TextBox)e.Item.Cells[2].Controls[0];
TextBox stdLinkSrc = (TextBox)e.Item.Cells[3].Controls[0];
the value in linkid is ok but below textboxes are having no value
can you guide me hat to do with it?
thanx
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Hi,
I have this code for a page...
<%session ("x") = "mySymbol"%>
This is all the code that is on the page, and I have called it call.asp.
Is it possible to change the code to...
<%session ("x") = "y"%>
where a hyperlink from another page will pass 'y' as being the value 'mySymbol'?
I have quite a few pages and I don't wanna make up a directory with 2000 files in it.
Cheers&Beers
oz!
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Use Request.QueryString("y") to get the value from the url.
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Thanx Guffa for your reply.
I am afraid I am a novice at ASP. The code I displayed was given to me ages ago. I experimented with the #Include file and it worked by fluke.
Would you be kind enough to show me how to put the line
Request.QueryString("y")
into a hyperlink?
Cheers@Beers
oz
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Just put the key and value in the querystring of the url:
<a href="thepage.asp?y=mySymbol">
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