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braber wrote: I do not want to use VML or JavaScript
Then you're pretty scuppered as I've been finding out!!!
There are no functions (AFAIK) that allow you to "draw" to an area of a webform - the only way to do it is to use divs - to draw a vertical line, use a div 1px wide, and 1px tall for a horizontal line...of course the problem arises when you wanna draw a sloped line hehe!
SVG an option?
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
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Hi all
Can any one tell me how can i create a HOT SPOTS on asp.net page
I am using 1.1
Thx
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hot apots are client side, nothing to do with ASP.NET - so the answer to your question is that you create them in exactly the same way you always have with HTML.
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HI thx for reply
I am new to hotspots so plz can u tell me how can i create the hotspots in html
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I have a webform application that is using Windows authentication. This may not be a tough question but I am new to ASP.NET. How can I give access to both Windows and Mac users without creating my own login page or specifying each user and password in the web.conf file?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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Doesnt Windows Authentication just ask for a user name and password on an unauthenticated machine, through the browser? It shouldnt matter what platform the client machine is running. I could be wrong but doesnt the web server handle the authentication for web users... If you specify users and passwords in the web.config file I dont think you are using windows authentication anymore...
Brandon
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That makes sense. Thanks
Jeremy
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Hope it works for ya...  Let us know...
Brandon
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We developed the website worldfurnituresource.com for a client. Till last week it was running smoothly. Early this week the client started reporting that Norton AntiVirus 2006 was giving an internet worm intrusion warning while he was accessing the site.
The NAV log file lists the following:
Details: Attempted Intrusion "HTTP MSIE Multiple Style Tags Code Exec" against your machine was detected and blocked.
Intruder: www.worldfurnituresource.com(216.69.129.225)(http(80)).
Risk Level: High.
Protocol: TCP.
We are unable to identify which bit of code on our site (and on which page) is trigerring this alert. The strange thing is that sometimes we get this alert on a particular page and sometimes that page loads up without any issues.
So far Norton tech support hasn't been able to give us any insights into what we need to look at and fix.
We are pretty sure that our systems are free from viruses and worms as scans with Norton and McAfee are not showing anything so the likelhood that there is a genuine worm seems low.
It seems that there is some script we have which is possibly similar to something which Norton considers suspect.
Any help in sorting out this problem will be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks,
Gautam Kumar Das
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I am creating an application in which i am parsing an XML file. I want to show that a certain XML Tag has error in the file on a certain line. How can I keep track of line number in file and show it to the user. How can i get line number through coding?
Thanks,
Sandeep S. Sekhon
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You could start an int at 1 then everytime you read a line increment it?
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but I m using XmlDocument to parse the XML. How can i keep the track of line number in that.
Thanks,
Sandeep S. Sekhon
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Hi folks,
let me explain what i am doing, i have a huge directory of images on my disk. Which is not a part of my web application you can say its on another partition.
So while saving images i save the path of the image which is not a url.
The problem i am facing is that whenever someone see that pic and right click on the same the Absolute path is shown that is (d:\something\picture\1.jpg).
Hos can this problem be solved, But i dont want that images directory to b part of the web application.
Right now i am using asp.net image control.
Thanks in Advance.
Deepak Surana
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Can you use Server.MapPath("path")?
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply but i have already tried this method but it does not wor,
Thanks anyways.
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Make a virtual directory that uses the folder where the pictures are.
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hi,
this one solves the problem, thanks but still the user can check the relative path and type it and get the access to that folder.
Is there any other method by wich i can re-write the path of image. i mean a junk path may be a guid .
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How do you mean that the user can get access to the folder? Have you enabled directory browsing?
You could make a proxy page that loads the file and writes it to the response stream.
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Sir,
I have not enabled directory browsing but the problem comes when someone wants to download the pictures using html grabber or some program like that which copies all the images from the site.
My basic purpose is that the user should see the junk path if he tries to click on properties of the image.
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What's shown in the properties of the image is the URL where the image was fetched. If that URL doesn't work, the browser can't fetch the image in the first place.
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Hi All,
Can any body tell how to recieve mails in Asp.Net and how to know whether the mail is reached or bounced back in Asp.Net
Thanks and Regards
Venkat
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Hi,
Please let me know if you get the solution.
Thanks
Sushant Duggal.
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What do you mean "how to receive mails in ASP.net"?
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venkatasivaramaprasad wrote: Hi
That is not a very good subject line. It tells people nothing about your problem. It means that people cannot tell whether they have any knowledge about your problem without opening it. Many people will just skip over the post because of that.
A subject line of "Email problem in ASP.NET" may be more appropriate.
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Thanks man for your suggestion. i will keep maintaining this. Thanks alakh once again
Thanks and Regards
Venkat
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