ASP.NET

9-Apr-12 13:46

There is nothing in ASP.net that will play just the audio track to a video file.

You have to separate the audio yourself from the video, and store it as an MP3 or something, and use an html object to play it in Quicktime or something.

Re: asp code

Syed Zoheb Ali Sumair16-Apr-12 6:18

Syed Zoheb Ali Sumair

16-Apr-12 6:18

Go to this link same questions was asked and solved Smile | :)

http://forums.asp.net/t/1372131.aspx/1[^]

datalist

Member 86022538-Apr-12 19:58

Member 8602253

8-Apr-12 19:58

what is data-list briefly explain ??
what do work of data-list ??

Re: datalist

Richard MacCutchan8-Apr-12 21:54

iis for asp.net in windows 7

8-Apr-12 21:54

See here[^].

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Re: datalist

Blikkies11-Apr-12 0:34

Blikkies

11-Apr-12 0:34

The DataList control is, like the Repeater control, used to display a repeated list of items that are bound to the control. However, the DataList control adds a table around the data items by default.

piya188-Apr-12 19:12

Re: iis for asp.net in windows 7

8-Apr-12 19:12

in the following link author has shown iis installation for windows xp.Can anyone plz help me to install iis and smtp server so that i can run the mail code.plz its urgent.
Easy SMTP Mail Using ASP.NET 2.0[^]

Richard MacCutchan8-Apr-12 21:54

Re: iis for asp.net in windows 7

8-Apr-12 21:54

piya18 wrote:
its urgent.

With all this urgency you need to learn how to use Google and find the help files for the product you are interested in.

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jkirkerx9-Apr-12 13:43

How to pass multiple Html.DropDownList selected values from View( .aspx ) to MVC controller's action?

9-Apr-12 13:43

The article was written in 2006, so that's why XP was used as an example.

Basically, it says if you don't have a mail server, you can use the virtual SMTP server for testing and developing. Your program code is not required to use that server in order to work.

This is the core of the program, I think it's System.Mail, in which it will help you package a SMTP message, to transmit to a mail server, that will create a SMS message on a cell phone for the chosen cell phone provider. Of course you must have permission or the required credentials needed at the cell phone provider level for testing.

Dim message As New MailMessage(mFrom, mTo, mSubject, mmsg)
Dim mySmtpClient As New SmtpClient(mMailServer, mPort)

Looks like Microsoft got smart and removed the service from Windows Vista and Windows 7, anyways, you can use any mail server that you have permission to use.

glitteringsound8-Apr-12 12:40

glitteringsound

8-Apr-12 12:40

XML

I need to pass multiple data ( probably 2 Html.DropDownList's selected values ) to MVC controller action method from MVC View ( .aspx). I think it would be from somehow Html.Hidden form , but how?

I am unable to get the selected value from Html.DropDownList and pass it as Html.Hidden("paramName", MvcStringSelectedValue) to controller's action.

My Code is :

        <%: Html.DropDownList("Semester")%>
        <%= Html.Hidden("strSemesterToOrganize", returnedValueFromAbove)%>

        based on<br />

        <%: Html.DropDownList("Semester")%>
        <%= Html.Hidden("strSemesterToBaseOn",returnedValueFromAbove)%>

        <%: Html.ValidationSummary(true) %>
        <input type="submit" value="Clone" />

    <% } %>
<br/><br/>
Do I need to write the input tag of "submitt" 2 times or just only once?

Regards Usman

gradient panel

piya188-Apr-12 10:02

8-Apr-12 10:02

can any one plz tel me how to add gradient panel control in visual studio 2008.
its urgent
guys plz plz help me

Richard MacCutchan8-Apr-12 21:52

8-Apr-12 21:52

piya18 wrote:
its urgent

Urgent enough to try this[^]?

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jkirkerx9-Apr-12 13:49

9-Apr-12 13:49

Gradient panels and rounded corners are native now to IE9 and the latest Firefox, using just CSS 2.1.

Google css, gradients, rounded buttons.

Richard MacCutchan9-Apr-12 21:01

9-Apr-12 21:01

I think this reply was meant for OP not me.

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jkirkerx10-Apr-12 6:47

10-Apr-12 6:47

Sorry Richard, clicked on wrong post.

Richard MacCutchan10-Apr-12 8:28

smtp exception in sending email

10-Apr-12 8:28

No problem, Jim; it's easy to mis-hit, just as in other aspects of life.

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piya188-Apr-12 4:56

8-Apr-12 4:56

in the following link the author has used iis and smtp server.i hav installed smtp server and even iis then too m getting smtp exception failure sending mail

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/15807/Easy-SMTP-Mail-Using-ASP-NET-2-0

please help me i need it very urgently in our final year be project

Richard MacCutchan8-Apr-12 6:10

8-Apr-12 6:10

Post your question in the forum at the end of the article so the author can see it.

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piya188-Apr-12 9:20

8-Apr-12 9:20

its showing a warning "Warning 1 Unable to update auto-refresh reference 'gradientpanel.dll'. Cannot find assembly 'C:\Users\user\Documents\Scott\2005 Projects\GradientPanel\GradientPanel\bin\Release\GradientPanel.dll'. C:\Users\user\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\WebSites\RealMail\Bin\gradientpanel.dll.refresh C:\...\RealMail\
"

Richard MacCutchan8-Apr-12 21:33

8-Apr-12 21:33

I already explained that you need to post this message in the forum at the end of the article so the author sees it and responds.

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piya189-Apr-12 12:01

9-Apr-12 12:01

author has not yet given me response so i hav posted here

RichardGrimmer11-Apr-12 5:26

RichardGrimmer

11-Apr-12 5:26

Then you appear to be sh1t out of luck there fella....

Better try and figure it out yourself by...ooohhh I dunno....doing some work yourself rather than expecting to have everything handed to you on a plate...

C# has already designed away most of the tedium of C++.