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Re: need help: validation of date

Kunal P9-Apr-07 18:23

Kunal P

9-Apr-07 18:23

use a date time picker control.. that`ll save u the burden of validating the date..

Kunal

Re: need help: validation of date

neodeaths9-Apr-07 18:42

neodeaths

9-Apr-07 18:42

and the date time picker i can define the user to select only dates that are after today am i rite?

Re: need help: validation of date

Kunal P9-Apr-07 18:45

Kunal P

9-Apr-07 18:45

obv not.. u can select from the dates before today.. infact, 5-7 yrs back as well..

Kunal

Re: need help: validation of date

neodeaths9-Apr-07 18:46

neodeaths

9-Apr-07 18:46

and where can i find my date time control? i can see it in the toolbar >><

Re: need help: validation of date

Kunal P9-Apr-07 18:59

Kunal P

9-Apr-07 18:59

well.. there wudnt be ny in the tool bar.. Laugh | :laugh:

...

u got to download it from the net.. go to ajax.asp.net to download the toolkit.. which has the same.. or any other third party asp.net date time picker control.. i have one.. as well.. built in javascript.. shud i mail you..

Kunal

Re: need help: validation of date

neodeaths9-Apr-07 19:00

neodeaths

9-Apr-07 19:00

yes pls and thx in advance

Reference

hahii9-Apr-07 14:18

hahii

9-Apr-07 14:18

I have a table in aspx page and I dragged a dropdownlist from toolbox. When I tried to change it's ID e.g ddlUser it gives me a messagebox saying that if you have references in markup they will not be removed.

What does it means and it is not allowing me to change the name of the control.

Thanks

hahii

Re: Reference

Christian Graus9-Apr-07 14:45

Christian Graus

9-Apr-07 14:45

It probably means that the toolbox sucks, you should just write your aspx page by hand.

What happens if you go into the code and change it ?

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encrypted

hahii9-Apr-07 12:19

hahii

9-Apr-07 12:19

Hi All,

I have a login status control in my aspx page and I want to encrypt
the login passward and compare with encrypted tbUsers.UserPass where
tbUsers is the name of my table and UserPass is my field name.

Really Thanks in advance.

hahii

Re: encrypted

Not Active9-Apr-07 16:59

Not Active

9-Apr-07 16:59

And your question is???

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Re: encrypted

enjoycrack9-Apr-07 20:28

enjoycrack

9-Apr-07 20:28

Check out http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/encryption_decryption.asp[^]

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Release/Debig configuration window not seen

Ridge Howison9-Apr-07 9:52

Ridge Howison

9-Apr-07 9:52

Hi,

Iam using VS 2005 for building my ASP.NET applications. I do not see the drop down where i can switch between release and debug configuration in VS 2005. Is there a short cut key to bring the build configuration window???

Thanks
Ridge

Re: Release/Debig configuration window not seen

kubben9-Apr-07 15:55

kubben

9-Apr-07 15:55

Try going to your menu tools then customize

The select the standard toobar. The debug / release drop down should be in that tool bar. Perhaps you have un docked that tool bar and hidden it or closed it.

Hope that helps.
Ben

Redirect on restricted axs (C#.net)

jcfordell9-Apr-07 8:19

jcfordell

9-Apr-07 8:19

Hi,
I am trying to make this work here, I set a form authentication on my site from a SQLDatabase. Now the membership tool did not seem to give me all I needed so I followed an example using tickets to specify user roles from the database. All in all it works well. The only problem I am having is that whenever I am authenticated with a lesser user role (let say Role 1) and I am trying to axs a page requiring Role 2 let's say, I am redirected to the login page - not the error page. I tried to find a trick to redirect to the error page all users already authenticated (meaning that most of the time it would be because they tried to axs a page to which they can't axs) but that means even if the user wants to go back to the login page he will be redirected to the error page, which doesn't make sense.

So my question is - Is there a variable or a way to know that a user tried to axs a restricted page even though he was already authenticated??

JC

PS: I hope it's clear, I seem to have difficulties putting it to words

JC

Re: Redirect on restricted axs (C#.net)

kubben9-Apr-07 13:38

kubben

9-Apr-07 13:38

I don't know if there is any way of doing what you are trying to do. What you can do is if you are using a site.map file to show your links to the different pages you can to role trimming which will only show the links that the users role allows.

Hope that helps.
Ben

Re: Redirect on restricted axs (C#.net)

jcfordell10-Apr-07 5:32

jcfordell

10-Apr-07 5:32

I just wanted to proof my site so if I or anyone else type in manually the URL of a restricted page, they would go to an error page instead of the login (not indicating why).

I guess I found a workaround - probably if I put the error page as my login page in the webconfig and then redirect to login if not autenticated it would work. Although I find it a bit sloppy and I cannot beleive there isn't a better way to do this ...

but thanks for the input

saving image file

Ben Saucer9-Apr-07 7:28

Ben Saucer

9-Apr-07 7:28

I have an ASP.Net app that creates a bitmap image and tries to save it to the images folder of that application. When I browse to the page, I get a "generic error occured in GDI+" in the Bitmap.Save method. I tried everything I knew to do to set permissions for the application, but it still doesn't work. Tha application works fine on another machine.

Re: saving image file

Dmitry Khudorozhkov9-Apr-07 10:37

Dmitry Khudorozhkov

9-Apr-07 10:37

Look here (2nd Q&A):

http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/aspnet/WEB_c27c.aspx

And here:

http://forums.asp.net/thread/1237972.aspx

http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Support/KnowledgeBaseArticle.Aspx?ArticleID=5444

Or, if it doesn't help, google.

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Accessing input values across user controls

GregStevens9-Apr-07 6:58

GregStevens

9-Apr-07 6:58

I have an ASP.NET page with a form that contains two user controls:

<%@ Register TagPrefix="x" TagName="c1" Src="ctl1.ascx" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="x" TagName="c2" Src="ctl2.ascx" %>
<body>
  <form runat="Server">
    <x:c1 id="con1" runat="Server">
    <x:c2 id="con2" runat="Server">
  <form>
</body>

In one control (con1) I have a dropdownlist. In the other control (con2), I have a set of textboxes that I would like to pre-populate with values that depend on what item is selected in the dropdownlist in the first control.

How can the code for con2 access the value of the dropdownlist in con1?

Thanks for any help or suggestions.

-----G

Re: Accessing input values across user controls

Abolfazl Sheikhloo9-Apr-07 7:17

Abolfazl Sheikhloo

9-Apr-07 7:17

u must public the dropdownlist for your form and use it.
for example:
public DropDownList drop1
{
get{return yourdropdownlistid;}
}

and use con1.drop1.SelectedItem in your form code
--------------------------------------------------------
or define a dropdownlist in con2 for example:

private DropDownList DropDownList1;
public DropDownList con1dropdownList
{
get{return this.DropDownList1;}
set{DropDownList1 = value;}
}
and in form use from:
con2.con1dropdownList = con1.drop1;

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Re: Accessing input values across user controls

GregStevens9-Apr-07 10:14

GregStevens

9-Apr-07 10:14

Well, that isn't right, because the crux of the problem is I'm working within the code-behind page of a user control, not the main page. As a result, I don't have direct accss to con2 or con1 as properties. So I can't use, for example "con1.drop1.SelectedItem", because it will say "con1 not defined". And if I try something like "Page.con1.drop1.SelectedItem" it will say that con1 is not a property of Page.

I actually found my answer, though, just FYI: I needed to use the Page.FindControl() method, which solved my problem.

asp.net menu control

peteyRo9-Apr-07 6:58

peteyRo

9-Apr-07 6:58

Hello,
I am using an an asp.net menu control in a web site and for any top-level menu item that has children the word "expand" shows up under the menu and the user has to click on this to see the submenu. this behavior is only in Safari...any advise?

here's the link to see the problem:
http://www.gordonsestateservices.com/Gro2CMS/TestSite/GordMasterTesting.aspx

thanks for any and all help!

Pete

how i can know that the user is loged on in other client

Abolfazl Sheikhloo9-Apr-07 6:48

Abolfazl Sheikhloo

9-Apr-07 6:48

i have an application with login control.

if the user(for example: user1) is loged on, i want to deny login access for this user if that is loging from another pc

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Re: how i can know that the user is loged on in other client

Mazdak9-Apr-07 8:15

Mazdak

9-Apr-07 8:15

You can use Membership.GetAllUsers() .

Mazy

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Re: how i can know that the user is loged on in other client

Not Active9-Apr-07 10:35

Not Active

9-Apr-07 10:35

MembershipUser.IsOnline would be more direct.

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