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When you apply any setting on web.config, you are overriding the default machine.config settings.
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whatever the setting you want to override define it in your applcations web.config file.
Dinesh Sharma
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can u give some example hoe to mention
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The following code will replace the machine.config settings for session state
<sessionState timeout="525600" cookieless="UseCookies" mode="InProc"/>
Dinesh Sharma
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can any one tell how to handle mouse events in asp.net....
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You can do it using client scripts (JavaScript).
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i am using a datalist and want to check single or double click when an button is present in it.
modified on Monday, November 3, 2008 9:59 PM
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You can handle the single click through ASP.NET itself. Just edit the template and double click the button, it automatically takes you to the codebehind. Double click can be handled through JavaScript only. Since you need both, better handle both through JavaScript and fire the Postback from the client script.
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can u give example for it by using code ???
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can i use any windows API like user32.dll for cheking mouse click event(single click or double click)..
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pls i need codes on how to save & retrieve images using C# with SQL 2005 or MySql database.
Any response will be highly appreciated.
lilvbong
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we are not her eto do your homework. pls do some coding and if you face any problem tell us, we are here to solve your issues.
Sathesh.
Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.
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I'm trying to develop a web page after modifying solution from vs2005 to 2008. I can't multi-select controls and position them on the screen, which i understand is a performance downgrade as it was doable in vs2005, nor does the Layout tab work for me in 2008. But worst of all when I try to program controls in the .aspx html file and hen view design again, the IDE randomly applies who know what to the page and the controls end up all over the place. Its driving me nuts. Very difficult to learn web-page development, let alone make a project deadline.
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I have a form with a Gridview, MultiView and Menu control on one aspx page.
Sequence of events:
User selects Gridview record A, multiview displays tab 1 and 2
Tab 1 displays record A data
Tab 2 displays record A data
Gridview record B is selected, multiview displays tab 1 and 2
Tab 1 displays record B data
Tab 2 displays record "A" data (this is the problem)
Each tab is a formview populated via seperate SqlDataSources
Does anyone know why the previous record is being displayed?
Does anyone know how I can trace what is "really" being sent to second SqlDataSource?
My debug watch shows the correct record id but second datasource is not returning the correct record info.
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Hi:
My Problem is:
i'm using microsoft word object library 11.0 in my web site, when I’m debugging the application works fine, my question is, why when i call the site from another machine ,the document doesn’t work, it doesn't throw any exception .
I have mentioned my code below:
object missing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
try
{
object fileName = "d://testword.docx";
object readOnly = false;
object isVisible = false;
ApplicationClass oWordApp = new ApplicationClass();
Document oWordDoc = oWordApp.Documents.Open(ref fileName,
ref missing, ref readOnly,ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,
ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,ref missing,
ref isVisible, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing);
oWordDoc.Activate();
txtContent.Text = oWordDoc.Content.Text;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw ex;
}
Please kindly give me suggestion to solve this issue.
Thanks & Regards:
Suresh.S
suresh
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How can I prevent users from accessing web pages by typing the url of these pages in the address bar of the browser?
I tried checking for the "REFERER" server variable and if it's null, then redirect the user to the home page..but this actually prevents pop up pages from being displayed for the user when he clicks on a link to access another page.
Is there any other way to achieve this?
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One way is to use authentication, but that forces the user to login. A user that is not authenticated will be automatically redirected to the login page.
Good or bad? Your choice.
Another way is to have an "entry page" for the users and use server.transfer instead of "response.redirect" when you refer them to the next page. That way they won't find out what the other pages are.
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Well, I won't be able to do the first suggestion.
But, could you explain in more details the second solution. What do you mean "entry page"??
I know the server.transfer method, but I'm not quite sure how to use it in this second solution?
thanks in advance
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With "entry page" I mean a page with choices for the user, or links to other pages, or the home page you would have referred the user to.
If this page is called "Index.aspx" and the user clicks on the link "Results" which refers to "Results.aspx",
the user would still see "Index.aspx" in the address bar if you use server.transfer instead of response.redirect.
And therefore the users will not know that "Results.aspx" exists.
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I see, thanks. But what if he somehow knew that Results.aspx exists, how can I prevent him from accessing it by typing the url in the address bar?
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Well, you could check the value of request.path or request.filepath.
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Is there anything else I could do..checking for every requested path is going to be hard, since I have lots of pages in my project!!
Please, is there any other suggestion?
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How about putting a check for Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath = Request.FilePath in a masterpage, that's one place!
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And then what?
It's going to be the same as the typed url he enters and he'll still have access to the page.
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If the user has typed the url himself it should be the same.
If you have used used server.transfer it should not be the same.
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