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pavithramukesh wrote: any body worked on ibm language ware,if worked pls suggest
What does it has do with ASP.Net? 
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i need use that with my .net project
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Can we show the big size[200 MB] Video in the Web Site?. if it , can we show in the embeded control or is there any other control or easy technic for this.
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Ofcourse you can! I don't know the length of the video, visitors of your website have to download the 200 MB of video to view the entire video. If the video is long enough to download the 200 Mb while playing you're fine, else the video will stop playing when the buffer is empty and start buffering the next part of the video. You may consider if this is actually what you want, you're going to use loads of bandwith when your website has a lot of visitors.
For embedding, try silverlight! I even managed to create my own video player with silverlight. If I can do it... You can 
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This is an around one hour video. what is silverlight, can i get some sample codes or helping links?
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Can anybody help me
i am developing an online examination system
i want to display Questions one by one
how i can use move next,move previous,move last,move first
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when you design the table, assign a unique number for each question (example: question no.). Say that, you are showing 15th question and the user wants to move to previous.
Now you have to show the 14th question. You can do it easily. Use session if you need.
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Hi
When you select the rows from table sorted by some order let's say sorting by name you can ranking for selected rows and then get the rows where between 1 and 14
This sample query may help you:
DECLARE @PageIndex int = 1,
DECLARE @PageSize int = 14
SELECT * FROM
(
-- selecting the rows sorted by name
SELECT Row_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY Name DESC) AS Row,
Q.*
FROM Questions_Table Q
)
AS questions
WHERE Row BETWEEN CONVERT(nvarchar(10), ((@PageIndex - 1) * @PageSize + 1)) AND
CONVERT(nvarchar(10),@PageIndex*@PageSize)
Hope that helps
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Hi, I downloaded .net framework 3.5 setup from microsoft site and installed it on my vista home premium.
But even after successful installation I am not able to see the framework installed anywhere on my system.
I cannot see it even in the programs folder or in the programs menu. I am not able to see the .net command prompt.
Is there anything missing in my installation. Please help!!
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the default installation folder of .NET framework is in "[OS Drive]:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework"
regards...
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You can also see it in Control Panel->Add Remove Programs.
or type 'Microsoft.Net' in Start->Run. And then open the folder Framework->v3.5.
Alternatively you can use the sample program downloadble from the following link to identify the .NET Framework version in your system.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ydh6b3yb(VS.85).aspx[^]
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Thanks .. I can work now  !!
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find some sample and test it, you will get to know and it will create the following folder [windows Root Dir]%Microsoft.NET%Framework%v3.5.
Check this ...!
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If you are using asp.net menu control, then the MenuItemDataBound event is raised when a menu item is bound to data in a Menu control. Therefore you can access individual menu item in the menu control in this event and apply styles
void NavigationMenu_MenuItemDataBound(Object sender, MenuEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Item.Text == "Home")
{
}
}
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Could you plz tell how to apply styles to menu ... ?
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The message seems to be deleted by the member.
However to change menu item's font to bold, we can do like below
protected void NavigationMenu_MenuItemDataBound(object sender, MenuEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Item.Text == "Home")
{
e.Item.Text = "<b>Home</b>";
}
}
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Hi,
I'm testing the software Jasob 3 to obfuscate my javascript code.
I have a problem for the javascript methods from server component events.
Example :
<asp:Button ID="btn" runat="server" onClientClick="myFunction()"/>
The name "myFunction" is not obfuscated.
So, I have to change the name manually in the code.
I have the same problem for methods launched from code behind in C#.
Example :
ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.GetType(), "MyScript", "Myfunction()", true);
So, what can I do else ? Is there anyhing that I forgot ?
Generally we obfuscate just before sending the application in production or we continue to develop with the obfuscated code ?
How can I do to change automatically the javascript method and variable names (for server component events and in the code behind) ?
Thank you!
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Do you know how Jasob names the methods? If yes, you can keep a key/value association where key will be your real method name and value will be the obfuscated name. For OnClientClick, you need to create a custom control which is derived from Button class and when it renders OnClientClick, get the obfuscate name for the specified method and write it to response.
Other way is not to write OnClientClick on the markup. Add the obfuscated method name to button from code behind using button.Attributes.Add("OnClick","Your_Obfuscated_JS_MethodName").
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I have web page that I want to switch the validationExpression for control based on a checkBox.
I'm trying the code in the script portion of the web page.
When I submit the page and evaluate the Validation Control on the Page_Load during Postback the control has the same expression as defined in the .aspx file body, eg
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="EmailRegexValidator" runat="server"
ControlToValidate="Email" ErrorMessage="Invalid Email"
ValidationExpression=".*@.{2,}\..{2,}"> ///// Does not seem to change in postback
</asp:RegularExpressionValidator>
Any ideas on what I need to do to make this work?
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function InitValidators()
{
// retrieve instance of our checkbox
var checkbox = document.getElementById('<%=enableValidatorsCheckBox.ClientID%>');
// enable/disable all validators on page based on checkbox state
ValidatorsEnabled(checkbox.checked);
}
function ValidatorsEnabled(state)
{
ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('<%=NameRequiredFieldValidator.ClientID%>'), state);
ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('<%=EmailRequiredFieldValidator.ClientID%>'), state);
ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('<%=EmailRegexValidator.ClientID%>'), state);
if (state)
setValidation(".*@.{2,}\..{2,}")
else
setValidation(" [0-9]{3}[*][0-9]{5}[*][0-9]{2}");
var s = document.getElementById("EmailRegexValidator").validationexpression;
}
function setValidation(someVal) {
document.getElementById("EmailRegexValidator").validationexpression = someVal;
}
</script>
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dwolver wrote: document.getElementById("EmailRegexValidator").validationexpression = someVal;
This won't work. ASP.NET processes validator controls on sever side and render HTML and JS to the response. Validator control may render as a span or div and there is no property called validationexpression for DIV or SPAN.
Your best bet would be to use a custom validator. And use the regular expression methods provided in JS.
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I'm sort of in a transitional phase with creating my sql connections. Up until now, I've used a separate data access layer for all of my sql connections, but after checking out several sample website applcations from the http://www.asp.net website, I've noticed things seem to be changing. Now, obviously linqing has come into use for data access. Also dbml files seem to be used. Some are using stored procedures, others are not. So, I'm just confused as to what is the current best practice to be using in .NET 3.5.
Does anyone know of a site or tutorial that shows the most recent up to date 3.5 best practices for creating your sql server connections & querying?
Thanks.
-Goalie35
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Goalie35 wrote: . So, I'm just confused as to what is the current best practice to be using in .NET 3.5.
Best practice would be the one which works best for you. Seriously, there are plenty of methods available and saying which one is best practice would be subjective. I like simple data access classes which returns strongly typed enumerable collections. It is easy to create and you don't have dependencies with any proprietary frameworks.
Goalie35 wrote: Now, obviously linqing has come into use for data access
Are you talking about LINQ to SQL? If yes, I guess MS is concentrating more on it's successor, Entity Framework. I haven't tried Entity Framework, but it's worth to try it.
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Hi all
I want send a page by fax in asp.net but I don’t know how to do it
Plz help me
Thanks
regard
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