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That's all there is, you just have to experiment with it.
Christian Graus
No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.
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Hello,
We have an ASP.NET 2.0 applicaion [C# and oracle 10g]. We are facing the issue with the site slowness. This happens in a random manner. How can we check which methods might be causing this issue. Like : Database connection, Insertion in database or the actual code.
Can we set up some logs hence we can check the time consumed by each method on a page? Some thing like this
#1. Insertion in db method called : 11.45
#2. Insertion in db over called: 11:46
#3. Logic for ...caled: 11:55
This way we can find which peace is actually causing the issue. Please suggest.
Regards,
Pavas
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Read this[^]
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So do you think I should place trace after each of the statement where I think application will be giving issues
Regards,
Pavas
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Hi,
I have an Image and want to set the ImageUrl to an Image located under "C:\MyFiles\MyPictures\Picture1.gif".
I do:
<asp:Image ID="Image2" runat="server" Style="position: static" ImageUrl = "C:\MyFiles\MyPictures\Picture1.gif"/>
But I can't see the Image. any Idea?
Thanks.
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lune12 wrote: ImageUrl = "C:\MyFiles\MyPictures\Picture1.gif"/
Use the relative path.
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can you please specify ... thanks.
why doesn't it work?
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Add a new Folder to the root directory of your website called Images.
Then add the picture to that folder.
Then call the picture like this:
ImgURL="http://www.websitename.com/Images/Imagename.jpg";
or
ImgURL="http://localhost:port/Images/ImageName.jpg"; (For local testing)
Hope this helps.
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Hi
place image where your *.aspx file is saved then replace with following
<asp:Image ID="Image2" runat="server" Style="position: static" ImageUrl = "Picture1.gif"/>
If it helps then reply i will give you the details how it works
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I know that this will work, my question is why doesn't it work when I set an absolute path in my computer?
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Let me know you are running it on local(you own pc) or on a remote server
if on your pc then make sure that if the iamge exist at location you have specified
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I'm running from my computer and of course the picture exists in this place, so why??
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i think its not pick picture url. why not you click and check path after page load. if path is correct then picture definitely show another wise you find what path it get.
I will do my best?
Integrated Solutions, Bikaner (Raj.), India
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OK, I'll write it as a relative path.
But now the question is how do you translate this relative path "../../../../MyFiles/Pictures/Picture1.gif" to a relative path that html accepts?
Many thanks.
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Hi all..
I want to save file from javascript without promoting to user. How to do this?
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needhi_p wrote: without promoting to user.
what does that mean?
Do you mean a file they have uploaded
Please be more specific.
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First of all, your question not clear. But whatever be the case, you can not save a file with javascript. 
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Hi...
Sorry dat my question wasn't clear.... I don't mean to save file dat user has uploaded. I already have a file created, which i want to open in javascript, edit it and den again save it, without the user knowing wats happening. I tried using following , but this opens a save as dialog box. I dont want dat.
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" >
function SaveFile()
{
var temp = "hi.. testing";
alert(temp);
SaveFrame.document.open("text/html","create")
SaveFrame.document.write(temp)
SaveFrame.document.close()
SaveFrame.focus()
SaveFrame.document.execCommand('SaveAs',null,'testing.txt')
}
</script>
Here SaveFrame is an iframe. Hope i am clear now.. How to do this...
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needhi_p wrote: want to open in javascript, edit it and den again save it, without the user knowing wats happening
what are you trying to hack 
The Developer - CEH
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 trying to hack nothing... Actually i m making an audio player. In dat i want dat wen shuffle button is clicked, i want to change the order of songs in my m3u file. So for dat, i need to open it & edit it accordingly & then save it again with same name. Bt i want to do this without postback. So i want to do it using javascript...
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Hi All,
We have an existing web app 2.0 using AD right now for authentication. The app is used at the moment as a intranet app but now we want users from the net to use it.
What is the best and easiest way to change our app to allow for this?
From the looks of my reading online so far you can't use both forms and windows authentication, correct?
Since we would be moving the app to our DMZ I guess forms authentication would be the ticket but I am sure I will be asked if I could code a way that intranet users won't have to sign in
they could just be recognized. I'm thinking that after they sign in once I could encrypt a cookie on there machine to have them gain access. What do you think of this possibility? Please recommend other solutions.
One more thing to note when you mention your ideas, we already have a users profile setup in our database. So if membership provider pops up then I would have to extend one. Please mention which one you would use: SqlMembershipProvider, ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider etc.
Thanks,
DNM
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how to pass the values form one webform to another webform.
using querystring.
i am using asp.net with c#
Gayatri
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This is so basic:
From:
Page.aspx?var
To:
string QSvar = (Request.QueryString["var"]);
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or if you are using a form on the page, set the post method to "GET"
eg
<form method="GET">
<input name="something" type="text" value="sometext">
</input></form>
the querystring name will correspond to to the name of the inputs
for this example it would be ?something=sometext
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For multiple use:
Pagename.aspx?Temp1=Value1?Temp2=Value2?Temp3=Value3
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