ASP.NET

Formating date and apply css problem

28-Nov-07 1:27

GaneshKumarVkm wrote:
I want to develop an application which can be used by all users in a network

All ASP.NET applications works on this way.

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how to use bar code

KANGAROO_28-Nov-07 1:04

KANGAROO_

28-Nov-07 1:04

Is anyone tell me how to use barcode in asp.net application.
Its priority is very high. plz help me !!!!! Smile | :)

manoj Kumar Jha

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Re: how to use bar code

Frank Kerrigan28-Nov-07 4:16

Frank Kerrigan

28-Nov-07 4:16

eh..... Do you want to read a barcode or place one on the form

if you want to place a backup you need a barcode control or a barcode font, There are lots of different format and standard for barcodes as well as error checking etc...

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Nishad8528-Nov-07 0:57

Nishad85

28-Nov-07 0:57

Hi i have a user control consists of a text box and an ajax calender extender.
i need an option to change the format of date and applying css,after dragging this to aspx page using properties of usercontrol.
How can i do this?

destroy all session and cookie variables

codeproject_buna28-Nov-07 0:54

codeproject_buna

28-Nov-07 0:54

hi I have to destroy all the session and cookie variables used in my application.I have a logout page while a user click on logout button it redirects to logout.aspx page and I have to write the logic for the above in logout.aspx page

I tried the followings:
---- session.abondon()
---- session.cleare()
But it didnot cleare the variables used in different session variables.
If any one has the solution for this please send me the solution as soon as posible.

thanks in advance
regards...
bikash

Re: destroy all session and cookie variables

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 1:01

28-Nov-07 1:01

codeproject_buna wrote:
session.abondon()

abondon is not a valid method name. also cleare is not a valid function name

codeproject_buna wrote:
But it didnot cleare the variables used in different session variables.

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IIS for home use?

BREdwards28-Nov-07 0:22

BREdwards

28-Nov-07 0:22

Being out of school, I'm looking for ways to keep my skills sharp and I need to find a way to practice my skills with ASP.NET at home. I know I can get Visual Web Developer for free from Microsoft, but I believe I'd need IIS to be able to write my own ASP.NET apps. Essentially, my question is, is there a free/trial copy of IIS that I can use for my home system?

A T I F28-Nov-07 0:40

A T I F

28-Nov-07 0:40

If you have Windows XP you should be able to install IIS from Control Panel->Add Remove Program. On this screen you will see Add/Remove Windows Components on the left. Click it and Windows Components Wizard runs. You check Internet Information Services and then next till the wizard finishes. It requires Windows XP installation to be available.

I hope this helps.

Paddy Boyd28-Nov-07 0:46

Paddy Boyd

28-Nov-07 0:46

Visual studio express edition comes with it's own built in server. XP home edition has no ISS.

BREdwards28-Nov-07 1:20

BREdwards

28-Nov-07 1:20

Sadly, yes I do have XP home and not pro, however, would it be possible to obtain IIS from an XP Pro disc? If not, then I guess that's a good reason to upgrade. I'll see what I can do.

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 1:28

28-Nov-07 1:28

BREdwards wrote:
would it be possible to obtain IIS from an XP Pro disc

No. Have your tried VS2005 ? It comes with an integrated development server, which may install on XP home. Try your luck.

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BREdwards28-Nov-07 2:12

BREdwards

28-Nov-07 2:12

I don't have the money for a license of VS 2005 unless I can find it for free someplace. Otherwise I can just save for it, I got 2003 on my machine but I don't believe it has an IDS but it's been awhile since I've tried doing ASP.NET on my machine. Oh well, thanks for your input, I appreciate it. Smile | :)

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 2:48

28-Nov-07 2:48

BREdwards wrote:
I don't have the money for a license of VS 2005 unless I can find it for free someplace.

You have Express editions. It's all free. Download the latest Visual Webdeveloper 2008 version and try. It also comes with integrated development server.

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Social Networking

ahlonggege28-Nov-07 0:07

ahlonggege

28-Nov-07 0:07

Can anyone explains how the logics work behind social networking

and show me a simple code/project on how social networking works on asp.net/vb?

Christian Graus28-Nov-07 0:14

Christian Graus

28-Nov-07 0:14

It's simple - you have users, they can link to each other.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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John-ph28-Nov-07 0:30

John-ph

28-Nov-07 0:30

ahlonggege wrote:
show me a simple code/project on how social networking works

Why simple Code/project? I'll show you well planned and properly build Code Project[^].

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ahlonggege28-Nov-07 0:32

ahlonggege

28-Nov-07 0:32

Hi.

I've searched code project and couldnt find any resources.

Thanks for your help anyway :]