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i need a book library suite with the source code asap. it's an assignment and i don't know how to go about it.
please email me if u can help me, i'll give u the specifications. somebody please help me.
chiefbrino@yahoo.com
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www.rentacoder.com
you pay for this sort of help!
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moveman wrote: i need a book library suite with the source code asap. it's an assignment and i don't know how to go about it.
This is exactly the kind of post that most on CP will either ignore, or publicly slam you for. Instead of doing either those things, I can direct you to something that will help you a lot:
the master link with all the answers[^]
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I heard that AJAX can simulate "Multiple-Document Interface" in a webpage.
For example:
http://www.live.com/
http://www.meebo.com/
I have searched through the entire http://atlas.asp.net/ website and still
can't find any sample code that can do this.
Can someone enlighten me on how I can get those nice windows using AJAX?
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Thanks, that looks really cool!
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Hi
I need to set the properties of a label programmatically. Those properties being the font weight and color. Is it possible to do so?
Thanks
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Yes, Font color is accessible through the ForeColor property. Can't remember the font weight property, but worst case scenario would be to set the CssClass property to a css class which defines font weight according to what you want.
Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beierhund das oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!
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This would set the label's font weight to bold and color to green:
<asp:Label id="lbl1" runat="server"
Font-Bold="true"
ForeColor="green" />
If you needed more control over the font weight, you could use CSS and assign a style class to the label:
<asp:Label id="lbl1" runat="server"
CssClass="myLabelClass" />
To set color & weight programmatically:
void Page_Load()
{
lbl1.Font.Bold = true;
lbl1.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Green;
}
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Thanks For all the help Guys. Can this be done with a linkbutton too?
-- modified at 3:13 Wednesday 19th April, 2006
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i am getting "service unavallable" when ever i access the page. i checked the iis and restarted the services but it's giving the same error
sunny
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1) ur accessing the which version Page? either 1.1 or 2.0?
2) Check weather the the required framework is installed or not. if no. go to VS Command Prompt and type aspnet_regiis -i
3) If multiple verstions are installed in WebServer. right click on VirtualDirectory, to Props, goto ASP.NET Tab. Here u have to select required version to ur Applicaton.
regards
GV Ramana
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Are you by any chance using a linux server with mono?
protected internal static readonly ... and I wish the list could continue ...
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Hello.
I would like to run a windows control in my aspx code (using the <object classid="dllname#namespace.controlname/">. I am able to display my control button in my webpage.
However, .Net security does not allow me to do much with it. All the information I found tells me I need to strongly name my assembly and then add it directly to .Net Configuration Runtime Security Policy. However, when I stronly name my assembly, in order for my control button to show up I must place the "
[assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]" directive in my dll's code. In addition the compiler does not allow me to strongly name an assembly containing references to ones that are not, therefore I need to wrap the SHDocVw dll with a strong name as well. (I am using project->properties->wrapper assembly key file).
At this point I get in trouble, however. My control shows up and works fine on my web page. However, when it goes to create a SHDocVw.WebBrowser object I get the error "That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers". I cannot find a way to get around this. I need the web browser control to be able to access the web browser on the client machine for the project I am trying to achieve, and I cannot find another way to do it besides using the SHDocVw.dll. However, I also cannot seem to find any way to get around all the permission stumbling blocks. I am sure someone has done this before, and figured out what needs to be done. Please help!
Thank you
~Y
PS. I need to do this in .Net 1.1 I cannot resort to .Net 2.0 for this.
-- modified at 10:31 Tuesday 18th April, 2006
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Hello!!
I am going nuts over this silly problem... has anyone come up with a solution? Maybe? 
I got a master page, and a child page. The child page is accessed from the master page via a linkButton, and is set to be a modal window (so it pops up). Now, I know from the asp.net 1.1 days that I am supposed to put <base target="_self" /> between the and tags in the modal page so that it won't open another page after it posts...
My problem is, the modal window is a 'chil' page to my master, and there are no and tags. Where should I stick in the
<base target="_self" /> tag????? Thank you guys 
-Nila
<grapes ::="" fun="">
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You can place a contentplaceholder in the master page between the end head tag and the open body tag. In the content page, you can fill the base tag in a content control which associates with this contentplaceholder in the master page.
.......
</head>
<asp:contentplaceholder id="baseTagContent" runat="server">
</asp:contentplaceholder>
<body>
......
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Thank you so much for helping me out... I am still having problems though 
Now the XHTML 1.0 Transitional validation fails telling me that the needs to be nested inside <asp:content> tag, and when I do place it within the asp:Content tag, it gives me an error saying that the tag cannot be nested within . This makes no sense, I don't even have a table structure!!
Can you/anyone help me shed some light on this issue??
Thanks!
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Placing the html tag in the Content control does not make sense to me. Here are a couple of options:
+ Just ignore the error if it's working.
+ Turn off the validation in the VS options settings (Tools|Options|Text Editor|Html|Validation|Show Errors).
+ Instead of placing the base tag in the content control, you can put the Literal control in there, and assign the base tag via the Text property of the Literal control in code.
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When a datagrid gets populated, if the data is longer than the header text, the column is only wide enough for the data to fit. The grid lines are right up against the data making it difficult to read. is there a way to manipulate the column width at runtime adding some space between the data and grid lines?
Veeves
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At design time you can set CellPadding and CellSpacing property of DataGrid - remember, the dataGrid renders its results in an HTML table, and these properties simply translate to those of the table.
You can set individual ciolumn widths at runtime using, for example:
DataGrid1.Columns(2).ItemStyle.Width = System.Web.UI.WebControls.Unit.Percentage(30)
This would change the third column to 30% of the overall width. You could use
...Pixel(100)
if you wanted to give it a fixed width of, say, 100 pixels instead.
cheers
Phil
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Thanks for the response. CellPadding and CellSpacing will increase the height of the row which I don`t want. I could fix the width with percentage or pixels, but with variable length data, this method will only work sometimes.
What would be best is if there was a way to convert units to a number type and back. Then I could grab the width of a column, add some units to it and then convert it back.
Veeves
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Hi,
I think u will have to check for ItemDataBound event of the datagrid for this purpose maybe check if u can get the current column width and then change it there only or adjust the text by inserting
into the string to be bound to that column...
I haven't tried this yet...But just thought of sharing this idea...
Thanks for reading..
Thanks & regards,
Vaibhav
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I want to fill datagrid in design view of page how to do that
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You want to fill data in the datagrid in the design view window? Basically if you want to customize the UI of the control at design time, you can think of implementing a custom control designer, and you can read more about this in MSDN:
Design-Time Support for Web Forms[^]
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Hi,
I have an ASP.NET application I've been developing using Visual Studio 2005 and therefore I've been using the built-in webserver for debugging. So far so good, and everything works as expected. The application includes a login page which uses the standard Login ctrl, and it uses a custom membership provider for Access (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/eula.aspx?id=96713a8e-b8d4-4d6e-bb8f-027e6c8e15d8[^]). However, when I deploy (just to the local IIS on my computer), the login stops working. I.e., when I try logging in supplying wrong username or password I get a "Invalid login" message. But if I supply a correct username and password, all I get it a "The page cannot be displayed". There is no indication of a redirect - after all, I set the Login control to just stay on the Login.aspx page after login succeedes. I've also tried to bypass the Login control, supplying my own username and password controls, and then adding the code myself which calls Membership.ValidateUser. The funny thing is, the try/catch block inside that function never catches anything, and even if my code looks like this:
if ( Membership.ValidateUser( strUsername, strPassword ) )
{
// No code in here!
}
the login *still* fails, i.e. it does not seem to matter if there is any code after the ValidateUser function call.
I honestly don't know what could be causing this but I have a feeling it could be something of the following:
- security, is someone (the membership provider) trying to write to the database and doesn't have the sufficient rights to do so? In that case, I should get an "Operation must use an updateable query" error, right?
- IIS configuration, is there something I haven't set correctly?
- something more I'm forgetting...
Anyway, I would welcome any help/ideas how to solve this!
Regards,
Daniel
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