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sashidhar12-Nov-09 17:34

sashidhar

12-Nov-09 17:34

AFAIK..!
Windows Application is different from forms appliction.You cant use like tht.Use popup or javascript to use a window..! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Shameel12-Nov-09 23:44

Shameel

12-Nov-09 23:44

"Windows Application is different from forms appliction" ?

Did you really mean this ?

sashidhar13-Nov-09 0:08

sashidhar

13-Nov-09 0:08

Shameel wrote:
Did you really mean this ?

I told AFAIK You missed tht..! Poke tongue | ;-P

Whats Your Point here?

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N a v a n e e t h12-Nov-09 17:39

N a v a n e e t h

12-Nov-09 17:39

You can't. All you can do is to provide a download link which will download the windows application. If you are looking for creating rich-client applications that can work inside a browser, I'd suggest to take a look at Silverlight[^].

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

Amit Patel198512-Nov-09 20:08

Amit Patel1985

12-Nov-09 20:08

Hi All,

U can open ur window application through web application Throuth Activex Control.

let try this way it will work.

Thanks and regards,

Amit Patel

2 master pages & 2 roles.

Shameel12-Nov-09 23:47

Shameel

12-Nov-09 23:47

Your post is misleading.

1. ActiveX is not a .NET technology
2. It is not easy to show Windows Forms from ActiveX controls
3. ActiveX controls work only with IE and not other browsers.
4. ActiveX is known to have several security concerns to be used in a browser.

gerrybrennan12-Nov-09 7:04

gerrybrennan

12-Nov-09 7:04

Hi I have an application.

There are two roles (admin & user) set up.
I have 3 dynamic master pages. (admin & user & a master page for the state when notloggedin)

There fore all my webforms have MasterPageFile="" set for either

user.master
admin.master
notlogin.master

On my login page i have a login control and when I login successfully i want to specify a destination url dynamically

any help please

Petr Pechovic12-Nov-09 7:18

Petr Pechovic

12-Nov-09 7:18

Hi,

One option could be:

Don't use Login Control. Create just 2 textboxes and one button. On the button click you can have this action:

protected void Signin_click(object sender, object args) {
      
            if (Membership.ValidateUser(txtLogin.Text, txtPassword.Text)) {
                // login successful
                FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie(txtLogin.Text, false);
                string returnUrl = Request.QueryString["ReturnUrl"];
                if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(returnUrl)) {

                    if (admin) {
                       Response.Redirect("my_admin_page.aspx", false);
                    } else if (user) {
                       Response.Redirect("my_user_page.aspx", false);
                    }
                } else {
                    Response.Redirect(returnUrl, false);
                }
            } else {
                // give user the message that login failed!
            }
        }

Petr Pechovic

Not Active12-Nov-09 7:27

Not Active

12-Nov-09 7:27

Petr Pechovic wrote:
Don't use Login Control.

Yes, use the Login control. Override the appropriate methods, like OnLoggedIn[^]. There is no need to reinvent the wheel.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Petr Pechovic12-Nov-09 7:34

Petr Pechovic

12-Nov-09 7:34

That's why I wrote "one option could be" Wink | ;)

Unhelpful subject, and not much more

Not Active12-Nov-09 7:28

Not Active

12-Nov-09 7:28

Use the Login control. Override the appropriate methods, like OnLoggedIn[^].

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Help

Ganeshklncit12-Nov-09 6:21

Ganeshklncit

12-Nov-09 6:21

i need to inherit two datagrid control

please any body guide me to do this task

please give me the link where it is

its help me lot

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.12-Nov-09 6:31

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

12-Nov-09 6:31

What have you tried so far?

If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it.
Margaret Fuller (1810 - 1850)
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Abhishek Sur12-Nov-09 6:46

Abhishek Sur

12-Nov-09 6:46

You can create UserControl and place 2 datagrid into it.

Its easy. Please let me know where the problem is ? Confused | :confused:

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Not Active12-Nov-09 7:23

Not Active

12-Nov-09 7:23

Read How to get answers to your questions at the top of this forum.

"Help" is not a subject that is helpful.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Shameel13-Nov-09 0:08

Shameel

13-Nov-09 0:08

What do you mean by "inherit two datagrid control" ?

FEMDEV13-Nov-09 5:03

FEMDEV

13-Nov-09 5:03

If U want it on ur page just drag and drop it into the aspx page from toolbox under data Tools.
Please be more descriptive in your problem.

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deepikadurge12-Nov-09 2:27

12-Nov-09 2:27

I want to create a application in which i can send a mail and receive amail. i want to know that waht should i do for storing the dat.. should i store the mail message in to sql database. wher does it store. just tell mw where it store..

Richard MacCutchan12-Nov-09 2:36

Richard MacCutchan

12-Nov-09 2:36

deepikadurge wrote:
i want to know that waht should i do for storing the dat

It depends on how you need to access the data; you could use any appropriate database (SQL, Access etc) or a homemade file of some sort.

Abhishek Sur12-Nov-09 4:06

Abhishek Sur

12-Nov-09 4:06

Are you going to create POP3/ICMP application ?

Or you want to use the existing mail server and store mails to your location programmatically ?

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deepikadurge12-Nov-09 17:40

12-Nov-09 17:40

i want to craete an web app on my machine .. i want to store it in mail server.. but i cnt know the process of saving mail in mail server.. waht is the location for that..

Abhishek Sur12-Nov-09 22:00

Abhishek Sur

12-Nov-09 22:00

If you have configured your smtp server you will have specified the path where mails should be stored .

Open IIS Console.
Right click on "Default SMTP Virtual Server" - > Go to Properties
In the Messages tab you will find the directory path.

Check the path you will find the mails.
By Default it will be stored in
C:\Inetpub\mailroot

You can also find the actual mailing path by right clicking on the domain you are using as mail server. Just Right click on Domain and find Drop MailBox.

Cheers.
Big Grin | :-D

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deepikadurge13-Nov-09 1:31

13-Nov-09 1:31

Thanks..

deepikadurge12-Nov-09 20:03