ASP.NET

13-Jul-06 1:25

Hello. I am having some trouble sharing a web application with Visual SourceSafe. Here is what I've done:

-I have created a web application with VisualStudio2005 and saved it to the folder 'C:\Projects\WebSite' in my workstation.

-Then I added it to SourceSafe 6.0 (to '$\Projects\WebSite') with the 'add solution to source control' option in VisualStudio2005.

-A developer in other workstation entered SourceSafe and clicked get latest version in '$\Projects\WebSite'. The web application was copied locally to 'C:\Projects\WebSite'.

-Then he double clicked the solution file to open the project. VisualStudio returned an error message saying that the folder 'WebSite' does not existed, and then it automatically created an empty new 'WebSite' folder beneath 'C:\Projects\WebSite'.
I don't understand why it searches for 'C:\Projects\WebSite\WebSite' instead of 'C:\Projects\WebSite'.

I also noticed that, when opening the solution file with notepad, there is a reference to the absolute path of the solution as in the workstation where it was originally created before being added to source safe.

What am I doing wrong? Any help?
Thank you very much.

Not Active13-Jul-06 2:20

Not Active

13-Jul-06 2:20

DOn't add the solution file (sln) to VSS, you should only add the project file (csproj or vbproj).

PeteConc13-Jul-06 2:24

13-Jul-06 2:24

In Visual Studio 2005 there is no project file for web applications, just solution file, so the problem must be other thing.
But thanks for the advice anyway.

Not Active13-Jul-06 2:40

Not Active

13-Jul-06 2:40

If you have more than one project in the solution it does add the sln file to VSS when you use the "Add Solution to Source Control"

PeteConc13-Jul-06 22:16

13-Jul-06 22:16

When we use 'add solution to source control' in VS2005 it automatically adds to source safe the needed files. For web applications there is just a solution file, not a project file, so if I don't add the solution file, my web application cannot be opened by other developers.
Maybe there's some tricky detail.

PeteConc28-Jul-06 1:16

ajax + session variable .

28-Jul-06 1:16

Hi. I am still having trouble with VS2005 websites and visual sourcesafe.

I created a new ASP.NET website for testing in 'C:\Projects\MyWebSite' and noticed there is two different options in the SourceControl menu:
- Add solution to source control
and
- Add web site to source control

When choosing the second option the solution file is not added to source safe, just the folders and aspx files. That's fine for me.

Then another developer entered source safe and 'get latest version' to his workstation. The website is copied without a solution file, so we need to create one.

And this is the point where we get stuck. We create a new empty web site and point it to 'C:\Projects\MyWebSite'. But after doing this the aspx files seem like they have lost the integration with source safe.

Can anyone give me a simple example on how to setup things to share a website in source safe?

Thank you very much.

ritu432113-Jul-06 1:04

ritu4321

13-Jul-06 1:04

The problem is on load of a page i have assigned a session variable.But while
using ajax when i come on the client side the session value is lost.
Can anyone please help me out . ITS VERY URGENT !!! Confused | :confused:

Re: ajax + session variable .

psamy13-Jul-06 1:29

psamy

13-Jul-06 1:29

Hi,

use Hidden field instead of session.

Re: ajax + session variable .

ritu432113-Jul-06 3:52

ritu4321

13-Jul-06 3:52

could not do it with hidden field either.
can you please help me with the codes for hidden field .

what i did is

on server side
filenames.Value=(string)Request.QueryString["filename2"];

i am getting the value of Request.QueryString["filename2"]. But
getting the error like

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
OMG | :OMG:

Re: ajax + session variable .

A.A.14-Jul-06 5:07

A.A.

14-Jul-06 5:07

I know I am stating the obvious, but are you giving the hidden field a value?

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how to apply css on runtime created template column [modified]

Kamran Younus13-Jul-06 0:35

Kamran Younus

13-Jul-06 0:35

I am creating template columns at run time without using any control in item template .
But my requirement is to apply css on it. Css will put background image in this template column at runtime.
How can i do it.
Regards,
kamran

Re: how to apply css on runtime created template column

g00fyman13-Jul-06 2:30

g00fyman

13-Jul-06 2:30

if i understand the problem :$

Panel panel = new Panel();
panel.Width = new Unit(100, UnitType.Percentage);
panel.Height = new Unit(100, UnitType.Percentage);
panel.CssClass = "css_class";

Height property may give you X browser problems.

hope that helps

g00fy

Execute process

nitin_ion13-Jul-06 0:29

nitin_ion

13-Jul-06 0:29

I want to execute a process on a client machine from a web page.
Like a batch file.

I tried it but it gives permission exception which is understandable.

But is there a way to execute a process on client system?

Not Active13-Jul-06 2:22

Not Active

13-Jul-06 2:22

Simple answer is no. Would you want any webpage to be able execute a process on your system?

RichardGrimmer13-Jul-06 5:02

RichardGrimmer

13-Jul-06 5:02

A way around it is to code up an OCX and let that do the work. Because it's installed, it's like a local app, and therefore has the correct priviledges

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nitin_ion13-Jul-06 17:28

nitin_ion

13-Jul-06 17:28

I agree, just the way microsoft and some anti-virus sites do.
I can install an exe on the client system and then that client exe will do everything.
But the issue is how to make that exe work when we r on that site.

There has to be a communicartion between the exe and site.

If you are not clear what i said let me know.