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11-Feb-08 7:28

It cannot. If it could it wouldn't be encryption but mere scrambling. The key needed to decrypt the file is stored in a key container and is not copied along with the encrypted data.

asp.net2.0

ritu432111-Feb-08 1:58

ritu4321

11-Feb-08 1:58

whenever i press enter key the form gets refresh ie postback occurs. How can this be avoided.

Re: asp.net2.0

Not Active11-Feb-08 2:15

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11-Feb-08 2:15

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Re: asp.net2.0

dojohansen11-Feb-08 7:34

HTML Editor does not save

11-Feb-08 7:34

There are many ways. One simple way is to add client-side script to handle "onsubmit" and cancel the event. This does not affect programmitcal form submission (ie. calls to form.submit) so asp.net controls still post back as normal, but simply having an INPUT inside the form will not lead to postback when pressing enter.

In the "head" section, include the following script:

<script type="text/javascript">
  attachEvent("onsubmit", function 
  {
    event.cancelBubble = true; event.returnValue = false;
  });
</script>

Eduard Keilholz11-Feb-08 0:24

Eduard Keilholz

11-Feb-08 0:24

Hey guys,

Anyone familiar with This[^] control? I'm having an update panel in which I created two Panel objects (pnlDisplay and pnlEdit) once the display panel is clicked, the edit panel shows up using a ModalPopupExtender (AJAX 1.0)

The edit panel contains three of these[^] html editor controls and a save & cancel button.

Sometimes when I hit the save button, the editor's text property is empty. Yes... I said sometimes... I cannot tell when but it looks like every odd postback. Even postbacks are fine and the control works as expected. So the initial load of the page fills the text property, the user changes hits save (first postback) all text properties are empty strings. Now when I edit the same textboxes and enter exactly the same text and hit the save button (second postback) the text is updated properly.

Don't understand what's going on here, maybe someone with the same experience?

Thnx, Eduard

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enable remote connection for sql server 2000

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 0:09

11-Feb-08 0:09

Hi
does any1 know how to enable remote connection for sql server 2000?

thanks

Sun Rays11-Feb-08 0:11

Sun Rays

11-Feb-08 0:11

Hey,
try this link[^]

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eyeseetee11-Feb-08 0:20

11-Feb-08 0:20

thanks for the reply
however i have already googles and cannot find the suitable answer
most results bring up the solution for sql server 2005
any1 else?

imsathy11-Feb-08 0:51

imsathy

11-Feb-08 0:51

Sathy

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 0:58

11-Feb-08 0:58

Hi
thanks for the articles
One thing i have noticed is that in the error log there is not trace of the connections attempts i have tried to make from the web sever
is there a reason for this?

thanks again

imsathy11-Feb-08 1:03

imsathy

11-Feb-08 1:03

Can you tell me the steps you followed to register the server database ??

Sathy

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 1:07

11-Feb-08 1:07

thanks for the reply
I am not the database administrator however and he is not contactable today
Shall I give you a detail of what I have done so far to try and connect the web server to the sql server which are on different machines.

Our firewall is not blocking any ports
web server is not blocking any ports from being accessed
The port 1433 and IP address 172.16.0.10 can be pinged from my machine
The same can be done using telnet, both are successful
I have checked my connection string that I am using and it seems to be correct.
TCP/IP and Named Pipes are both enabled on SQL Server

any help would be great thanks

imsathy11-Feb-08 1:12

imsathy

11-Feb-08 1:12

Do you have SQL authentication username and password for the database server ??

Sathy

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 1:16

11-Feb-08 1:16

yes i think so

i have access to the sql server, where would i find this ifnormation?
in the connection string would I just use the normal login and password for the database?

thanks

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 1:24

11-Feb-08 1:24

ok Im getting a new error message now
it was the 500 error message when i try and run the code but now i turned friendly error messages off its:
No suitable nodes are available to serve your request.

dojohansen11-Feb-08 7:35

11-Feb-08 7:35

Yes, how about this rebuttal: This is the ASP.NET forum. Not the ADO.NET one. Nor the SQL Server one.

Try googling for "surface area configuration" sql 2005 and you might get lucky.

eyeseetee11-Feb-08 21:25

11-Feb-08 21:25

Its not an ado.net or sql server forum!!?
You could have fooled me, is that why it says Forum: ASP.NET at the top of the screen!

Thanks for the suggestion but I'm using SQL 2000

dojohansen11-Feb-08 23:40

11-Feb-08 23:40

ASP.NET is the web part of the .net framework. Not the database part. So indeed, you are absolutely right, it says clearly on top of the screen that this is NOT the ADO.NET (which is the data access part of the .net framework) or the SQL Server forum.

In SQL Server 2000 remote connections are enabled by default. Its from the time when MS felt that security should be an option for people with special interests.

eyeseetee12-Feb-08 2:22

12-Feb-08 2:22

and did you know Microsoft Word is a product of Microsoft and an apple mac computer is made by wait for it... Apple

I'm joining in with you as it must be "Day to give obvious comments day"

Yes Microsoft has got over excited about security(see Vista or any new product after 2004)

dojohansen12-Feb-08 2:26