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using javascript frameworks with Asp.Net

15-Aug-08 1:44

Post the code of your webservice method.

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer

Boro_Bob15-Aug-08 1:08

Boro_Bob

15-Aug-08 1:08

I use the ajax.net stuff a lot, but some of its features are not as nice as those found in Scriptaculous/Prototype. However, I have found that if you try and use a mixture of both on a site, it can cause bugs, so I had to ditch the Scriptaculous bits and just use ajax.net.

Has anyone used any other frameworks along side ajax.net without problems? Just wondering if there is a more compatible one out there?

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Re: using javascript frameworks with Asp.Net

RichardGrimmer15-Aug-08 4:39

RichardGrimmer

15-Aug-08 4:39

Not specifically with ASP.NET Ajax, but I have had problems - mostly stemming from the fact that every man and his dog seems to have overridden the $ character - we did to do document.getElementById, but scriptaculous had also grabbed it...

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Using "aspnet_regiis.exe -ga" on the basis of SID instead of "user name"

Mushtaque Nizamani15-Aug-08 0:19

Mushtaque Nizamani

15-Aug-08 0:19

aspnet_regiis.exe -ga "Network service"
The above command grants "Network service" access to the IIS metabase and other directoriesused by ASP.NET.
Is there any way to do using "Security Identifieir"SID[^] instead of user name, actually it is useful in Localized OS.

Thanks,
Mushq

SSL

mehrdadc4815-Aug-08 0:12

mehrdadc48

15-Aug-08 0:12

Hi.
I have todevelope a web site that it uses ssl.
Providing ssl is with customer.
Do I do any special work in my programming?
or I do my traditional work (design & programming) and finally up it such previous?

Best wishes

Manas Bhardwaj15-Aug-08 0:18

Manas Bhardwaj

15-Aug-08 0:18

Well, SSL has nothing to with programming, it is related with deployment.
But, if you are sending links somewhere in application than keep in mind to select the protocol using code rather than hardcoding(http or https)

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mehrdadc4815-Aug-08 0:25

mehrdadc48

15-Aug-08 0:25

Manas Bhardwaj wrote:
if you are sending links somewhere in application than keep in mind to select the protocol using code rather than hardcoding(http or https)

I didn't underestand it! can explain it, please?

Best wishes

AhsanS15-Aug-08 0:37

15-Aug-08 0:37

Just make your site as normal. You don't need to do anything in programming for deploying with SSL.

The pages which you want to be on SSL should be properly called like https://yourdomain/yourpage.aspx

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer

eyeseetee15-Aug-08 0:41

15-Aug-08 0:41

read this:

SSL

N a v a n e e t h15-Aug-08 6:11

N a v a n e e t h

15-Aug-08 6:11

You don't need to add any extra code for a SSL site. You should get SSL from a provider, install on your server and request page using HTTPS protocol. It's the secure HTTP connection.

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Difficulty Using ObjectDataSource

JimmyRopes16-Aug-08 7:40

JimmyRopes

16-Aug-08 7:40

You should first have an SSL certificate installed on your domain.

Then do something like this depending on your requirements:

Write a redirect script, that redirects all requests to your website to https://

<br />
<%EnableSessionState=False<br />
host = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_HOST")<br />
<br />
if host = "your-domain.com" or host = "www.your-domain.com" then<br />
response.redirect("https://www.your-domain.com/index.html")<br />
<br />
else<br />
response.redirect("https://www.your-domain.com/error.html")<br />
<br />
end if<br />
%><br />

This script needs to be named default.asp and placed in the folder your domain is pointing to.

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mrkeivan14-Aug-08 23:56

mrkeivan

14-Aug-08 23:56

Hey guys, whats happening ?
I'm using a ObjectDataSource and link it to a class which contains a method for selecting from database i try to configure the data source but I cannot choose a business object, the combo box in the wizard is empty !!! my class is in App_Code folder so automatically it must be loaded in the combo bod in the configuration wizard !

Thanx
Mr.K

Re: Difficulty Using ObjectDataSource

AhsanS15-Aug-08 0:01

Re: Difficulty Using ObjectDataSource

15-Aug-08 0:01

Your question is not clear. Please always make it clear. What is your problem and what you want to do.

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer

mrkeivan15-Aug-08 0:40

mrkeivan

15-Aug-08 0:40

I'm using an Object Data source ! I have a class in my APP_Code folder which includes methods for inserting data. I tried to use objectdatasourse's wizard but it doesn't read those classes in my app_code folder !

Mr.K

select part of a string

eyeseetee14-Aug-08 23:14

14-Aug-08 23:14

Hi
How would I select part of a string value.
For example if I had a string which said
"Room ID = jghdu"
and I wanted to select all text after '=', how would I go about doing that?
thanks!

AhsanS14-Aug-08 23:17

14-Aug-08 23:17

string abc = yourString.SubString(yourString.indexOf("="));

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Senior Software Engineer

Manas Bhardwaj14-Aug-08 23:22

Manas Bhardwaj

14-Aug-08 23:22

just a addition Smile | :)

string abc = yourString.Substring(yourString.IndexOf("="));
abc = abc.Remove(0, 1);

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eyeseetee14-Aug-08 23:27

14-Aug-08 23:27

I get the following error when I put your code in:

StartIndex cannot be less than zero.
Parameter name: startIndex

System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: StartIndex cannot be less than zero.
Parameter name: startIndex

why would this be?

AhsanS14-Aug-08 23:31

14-Aug-08 23:31

because in your string you dont have '='.

you can do it this way

if(yourString.Contains("="))
{
//code i wrote previously
}

OR

if(yourString.indexOf("=") > 0)
{
//code i wrote previously
}

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer

eyeseetee14-Aug-08 23:34

14-Aug-08 23:34

OK, Ive got it to work now, however how do I not show the = in the substring
for example it now shows as = dssf where as I dont want the = there.
thanks for the help!

Bardy8514-Aug-08 23:38

Bardy85

14-Aug-08 23:38

Please read carfully.

abc = abc.Remove(0, 1);

eyeseetee14-Aug-08 23:45

14-Aug-08 23:45

Thanks, didnt see that on the end of your previous post!
cheers guys, nice easy one for you on a friday!

Bardy8514-Aug-08 23:51

Bardy85

14-Aug-08 23:51

Enjoy. Time to PARTY!!!

AhsanS14-Aug-08 23:45

14-Aug-08 23:45

You can do it this way rather then using remove

yourString.SubString(yourString.indexOf("=") + 1);

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer