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1-Apr-08 22:15

Ip address is in Request.HostAddress. You can use GeoIp library to query the IP address and get the location.

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linkbutton

netJP12L1-Apr-08 19:47

netJP12L

1-Apr-08 19:47

Hi guys, how can i get the linkbutton text assigned value whatever is in the str on the clickme event

string str="hello";
<asp:LinkButton ID="lnk" OnClick="clickme" runat="server"><%=str%></asp:LinkButton>

thanks

Re: linkbutton

Sandeep Akhare1-Apr-08 20:15

Sandeep Akhare

1-Apr-08 20:15

Could you explain in detail what you have to achieve ?

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Re: linkbutton

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 20:55

Getting javascript-generated content via httpwebrequest?

1-Apr-08 20:55

LinkButtonId.Text ?

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PGumbo1-Apr-08 18:59

PGumbo

1-Apr-08 18:59

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me figure this out. I'm trying to retrieve entire web pages via httpwebrequest so I can parse through the links. Some of the links on the pages I'm accessing are generated through javascript (and consequently don't appear in the source). Is there a way to access these links using .NET? I have no problem retrieving the non-javascript-generated content.

Re: Getting javascript-generated content via httpwebrequest?

Sandeep Akhare1-Apr-08 20:38

Sandeep Akhare

1-Apr-08 20:38

As the Javsacript content is going to generate at client side (in Browser)
and you are getting the whole page using httpwebrequest so can't get the javascript genearsted content.
Another way is just check what javascript is doing by downloading the javascript files and try to escalate the things

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Re: Getting javascript-generated content via httpwebrequest?

PGumbo2-Apr-08 3:25

PGumbo

2-Apr-08 3:25

Right. Is there a way to programmatically access the client-side content?

problem in using Audio

Prashant B. Lavate1-Apr-08 18:37

Prashant B. Lavate

1-Apr-08 18:37

hi all i am working on audio i have all songs on server and name list in database on page load i am listing list of songs now if user select 3 songs and clcik on play i want to buffer these songs while playing so it will work fast also like we see on othe song's site so how to implemnet buffering task in asp.net

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Re: problem in using Audio

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Apr-08 22:51

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

1-Apr-08 22:51

Did you consider using Media Services?

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keyword search from asp.net website

EvilInside1-Apr-08 18:35

EvilInside

1-Apr-08 18:35

Dear All
I have to Search the text inside the database for my website(asp.net) based on keywords (not by %like query), I can't got how can I achieve this.

On googling I found integration of Indexing server and sqlserver accomplish this but till not sure.

Any helps are highly accepted with suggestion links and comments.
Thanks

Re: keyword search from asp.net website

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 19:38

Data Presentation Control

1-Apr-08 19:38

I think Full text search[^] will help you

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loupceuxl1-Apr-08 18:17

loupceuxl

1-Apr-08 18:17

Hi, I'm just wondering if there's an ASP.NET data presentation control out there for data nested to an arbitrary depth i.e., a self-referencing table e.g., [Employees and their supervisors --> and tb_employee.supervisor_id references tb_employee.id] or [Categories and sub-categories --> tb_category.parent_id references tb_category.category_id, if top level it's set to null or 0].

Somewhat like a cross between a TreeView and Repeater.

TreeView comes close but you can only bind text and value...
Like a nested Repeater/GridView/DataGrid (take your pick) with the nested aspect being implicit.

I hope I'm being clear enough.

If as I suspect there isn't such a .NET control any advice is welcome.

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 19:41

1-Apr-08 19:41

There isn't any inbuilt .NET control. If you are just displaying the data, I recommend using repeater and nesting it. It's fast and you will get more control on the HTML.

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loupceuxl1-Apr-08 20:23

loupceuxl

1-Apr-08 20:23

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Since the nesting levels are arbitrary I'd have to add the repeaters programmatically. I've had trouble with postback trying to do that in the past.

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 20:54

1-Apr-08 20:54

loupceuxl wrote:
I've had trouble with postback trying to do that in the past.

Are you trying to display the data or you need your control to post back ? Have a look at here[^] to see nesting with repeater. This[^] also gives an insight to extending repeater. Repeater class is not sealed, hence you can create your own class which inherits from Repeater. Provide nesting functionalities to the custom created control

Hope this helps

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loupceuxl1-Apr-08 22:45

loupceuxl

1-Apr-08 22:45

Yeah, I've done this before when I knew how many levels of nesting there were going to be, usually 2 or 3. Although, unlike this example I wrote most of my code in the .cs page inside the OnItemDataBound event.

I'm looking for something where the following is NOT applicable:
"The data source must be regular in shape—it is not feasible to bind to a data source that is 2 levels deep in some places and 4 or 5 levels deep in others."

But that link you sent me is pointing in another direction, gonna check it out. Thx Smile | :)

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 22:51

Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

1-Apr-08 22:51

loupceuxl wrote:
The data source must be regular in shape—it is not feasible to bind to a data source that is 2 levels deep in some places and 4 or 5 levels deep in others."

As I said go for custom control extending from Repeater.

loupceuxl wrote:
But that link you sent me is pointing in another direction, gonna check it out. Thx .

Glad to know that it helped.

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Jacob Dixon1-Apr-08 16:09

Re: Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

1-Apr-08 16:09

I get this error and can not find much information on this:

Warning 1 G:\ADEM\Forum\Forum.aspx: ASP.NET runtime error: It is an error to use a section registered as allowDefinition='MachineToApplication' beyond application level. This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS. (G:\ADEM\forum\web.config line 46) G:\ADEM\Forum\Forum.aspx 1 1 G:\ADEM\

Error 2 It is an error to use a section registered as allowDefinition='MachineToApplication' beyond application level. This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS. G:\ADEM\Forum\Web.config 46

I am trying to run it from Visual Web Developer 2008 when I start the forum.aspx.

But in the web.config this is at line 46:

    <authentication mode="Windows" /> 

	<!--  AUTHORIZATION 
          This section sets the authorization policies of the application. You can allow or deny access
          to application resources by user or role. Wildcards: "*" mean everyone, "?" means anonymous 
          (unauthenticated) users.
    -->

    <authorization>

Jacob Dixon1-Apr-08 16:41

Re: Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

1-Apr-08 16:41

I am creating a website for www.adem.arkansas.gov... I am pretty much done with it but I wanted to add a forum to the website. I have searched and found this one that I liked.. Now it will be running on Windows Server 2003, but how do I know if everything works before I upload it to the server? I copied the files in the zip file to a folder Forum in the website.. what do I do now though?

N a v a n e e t h1-Apr-08 19:43

Re: Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

1-Apr-08 19:43

It's better to post this on that articles discussion board.

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Jacob Dixon2-Apr-08 2:49

Re: Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

2-Apr-08 2:49

Ok thank you

Jacob Dixon2-Apr-08 2:57

Re: Problem with getting JumpyForums working (from articles in code project)

2-Apr-08 2:57

After reading some more of the post it looks like it does not work with ASP.net 2.0... you wouldn't happen to know of any free discussion boards that use 2.0 do you?

N a v a n e e t h2-Apr-08 4:23