ASP.NET

Christian Graus23-Apr-07 1:13

23-Apr-07 1:13

Just redirect to the html file.

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Sathesh Sakthivel23-Apr-07 1:14

Sathesh Sakthivel

23-Apr-07 1:14

Just use Response.Redirect("abc.htm") on the button_click event in the aspx page.

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Satips.

Christian Graus23-Apr-07 1:15

23-Apr-07 1:15

I'd make the button plain HTML and do the redirect without bothering about a round trip.

Guffa23-Apr-07 2:32

Guffa

23-Apr-07 2:32

That depends on how you want to display the page.

To display it in an existing window (usually the current), set the location property of that window. Example:

window.location = 'AnotherPage.html';

If you want to display it in a new window, use the open method. Example:

window.open('AnotherPage.html', '_blank');

You can also specify a third parameter in the method containing settings for the window, like size and position.

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johno196723-Apr-07 5:58

johno1967

23-Apr-07 5:58

what namespace or include do i need to use for the new window.
i.e. where is '_blank' defined?

Guffa23-Apr-07 9:55

Guffa

23-Apr-07 9:55

johno1967 wrote:
what namespace or include do i need to use for the new window.

None. It's Javascript, and the window object is part of the DOM (document object model).

johno1967 wrote:
where is '_blank' defined?

In the code. It's a string.

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problem with list box control

johno196724-Apr-07 0:56

johno1967

24-Apr-07 0:56

how do I do this in an aspx file? Do I need an extra using line? Do I view it as html and edit this?
I'm a complete novice.

Shuaib wasif khan23-Apr-07 1:01

Shuaib wasif khan

23-Apr-07 1:01

hi all
i am using listbox control with multiselection mode in asp.net 1.1
my problem is that i want to store data in a variable
suppose string s1=firstselectedvalue and string s2=secondselected value;
plz help me urgent Sleepy | :zzz:

Re: problem with list box control

Sandeep Akhare23-Apr-07 1:14

Sandeep Akhare

23-Apr-07 1:14

Hi
you can loop through all items of the listbox

<br />
 foreach (ListItem objitem in ListBox1.Items)<br />
        {<br />
            if (objitem.Selected)<br />
            {<br />
                <br />
                // assign to the string ot can put a counter to see it is all logic that you use <br />
            }<br />
        }<br />

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Re: problem with list box control

Shuaib wasif khan23-Apr-07 2:57

Shuaib wasif khan

23-Apr-07 2:57

actully i want to fetch data from database and assinging parameter value
through listbox.selected value which can be multiple for example
select * from tablename where id=listbox1.seletedvalues

Security in asp.net

mabrar23-Apr-07 0:46

mabrar

23-Apr-07 0:46

hello Everybody!!!
How are you???I m new in this forum!!!and my queries are...
>>>Is it possible to convert Asp.net 2.0 application into JSP J2EE??? Is there any software to do this job????
>>>Second thing is that in a very confidentional envirnment,eithe jsp is most secure or Asp.net???
>>>Is there any known security loophole in Asp.net2.0????

Sandeep Akhare23-Apr-07 1:03

Sandeep Akhare

23-Apr-07 1:03

i think you can't convert asp.net to j2ee - There are many reasons (CLR & JVM)
it is subject of debate ASP.NET > JSP or JSP > ASP.NET i think in this forum all are ASP.NET lovers than JSP
i never have come across any loop hole i think it totally depends on Design and
developers

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

Christian Graus23-Apr-07 1:14

23-Apr-07 1:14

mabrar wrote:
Is it possible to convert Asp.net 2.0 application into JSP J2EE??? Is there any software to do this job????

Why would you even want to ? The answer is no.

mabrar wrote:
Second thing is that in a very confidentional envirnment,eithe jsp is most secure or Asp.net???

Neither is secure, if you don't use it properly. Both are secure, if you do.

mabrar wrote:
Is there any known security loophole in Asp.net2.0????

ASP.NET is just an ASAPI filter, an HTML generation engine. As I said, security problems are caused by bad code, not the framework.

Re: Security in asp.net [modified]

mabrar23-Apr-07 2:26

mabrar

23-Apr-07 2:26

thanx to reply...
someone told me that on server side asp.net exposed it to the hackers more dalaberitly then jsp!!!
is there any reality in it???
can you give me any example of improper use leading asp.net to be unsecured???

Guffa23-Apr-07 7:45

Guffa

23-Apr-07 7:45

Welcome to the forum. Smile | :)

I think that you should turn in your keyboard for repair, the ShIfT KeY DoeSN't seem to work properly, and some keyssssss seeeeeem to ggggggget stuuuuuck. Wink | ;)

mabrar wrote:
someone told me that on server side asp.net exposed it to the hackers more dalaberitly then jsp!!!
is there any reality in it?

It's hard to compare the systems. It depends on a lot of things, like what operating system they are run on, and how interresting it is for hackers to penetrate the system. However, if there are any differences in the security, they are very small in comparison to the security level of an average web application. As Christain said, the security holes are in the applications, not in the framework.

mabrar wrote:
can you give me any example of improper use leading asp.net to be unsecured?

There are many examples, like SQL injections[^] or XSS[^], but almost all of them boil down to one thing: Using input from the user as if it was known and secure. Input is evil[^].

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Christian Graus23-Apr-07 10:35