ASP.NET

Anand Desai4-Aug-08 0:29

4-Aug-08 0:29

Check for SessionID in PageLoad some what like this:

if(Session.ID == null || Session.ID == "")
{
Response.Redirect("erroroage.aspx");
}

Session.Abandon() clears all values for session including SessionID. so SessionID will get null and hitting Back Button and checking for sessionID in PageLoad will get null value and page will be redirected to your desired page.

Anand Desai
Developer
Atharva Infotech

Kissy164-Aug-08 1:01

Kissy16

4-Aug-08 1:01

tahnks for ur reply,
I have checked the session state on some pages thats y i face that problem,can u please answer to my other post,see the just posted one.

kissy

Anand Desai4-Aug-08 1:06

4-Aug-08 1:06

where's it? i cant see another question from u.

Anand Desai
Developer
Atharva Infotech

Kissy164-Aug-08 1:39

Kissy16

4-Aug-08 1:39

thanks for ur reply,
i want the user when he click on the logout link in the menu ,i just want the user not to goback from the brower but just i want to clear all the cach and force him to enter the url of the site again so that he can do somthing with the application.
For this purpose wat i have to do?
Means simply i dont wat to redirect to any page and he shd not go back with back button of brower and he need to enter the URL again.

kissy

Anand Desai4-Aug-08 1:45

4-Aug-08 1:45

I really didnt get ur question. what u mean to say?

Anand Desai
Developer
Atharva Infotech

Imran Khan Pathan4-Aug-08 0:31

Imran Khan Pathan

4-Aug-08 0:31

Kissy16 wrote:
Please help me those who have idea.
Thanks in advance

Have you checked session is exist or not in any page?
It will not automatic redirect to login page if session does not exist.
You need to check if session is not exist then redirect on login page.

For Example

if(Session["Key"]==null)
Reponse.Redirect("index.html");

Note: You have to check this on every page so you can put this code in usercontrol

please don't forget to vote on the post that helped you.

beginners question

NewToAspDotNet3-Aug-08 23:51

NewToAspDotNet

3-Aug-08 23:51

Hi All,
Im very new in asp.net and i want to make my first website.
my question is,i have a menu and i want that when the user cliks on a menuitem, that the other page that opens also contains my menu.
can anyone explain to me how can i do that?

thanx.

Use Master Pages

Anuradha6123-Aug-08 23:57

Anuradha612

3-Aug-08 23:57

Use Master Pages, design those items (like menus which should appear in all pages in a Master Page) and then later design content pages for the master page.

for more info on Master Pages search in Google

Re: Use Master Pages

NewToAspDotNet4-Aug-08 0:50

NewToAspDotNet

4-Aug-08 0:50

Hi Anuradha,
Thanx for your reply i will for sure take a look on masterpages.
Bud i was just wondering, is it also possible to copy and paste the whole menu into all the other pages?? is that a correct way??

thanx.

Re: Use Master Pages

Abhijit Jana4-Aug-08 1:10

Abhijit Jana

4-Aug-08 1:10

KamarBand wrote:
is it also possible to copy and paste the whole menu into all the other pages??

no need to copy paste. it's like Frameset in html. please go through this link, it will help you
Master Page in ASP.Net 2.0[^]

cheers,
Abhijit

Re: Use Master Pages

NewToAspDotNet4-Aug-08 1:14

NewToAspDotNet

4-Aug-08 1:14

ok thanx abhijit.

Re: beginners question

Abhijit Jana4-Aug-08 0:30

Abhijit Jana

4-Aug-08 0:30

if you are using Asp.net 2.0 , best to use master page

cheers,
Abhijit

minimize button

eyeseetee3-Aug-08 23:15

3-Aug-08 23:15

Hi
I have already got some javascript which I have placed in my c# code which closes a window.
I was wondering if any1 knew what the script is to minimize a screen.

cheers

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Sandeep Akhare3-Aug-08 23:20

Sandeep Akhare

3-Aug-08 23:20

Don't know exact javascript but this is what i found
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/javascript/article.php/3471151[^]
Might help you

Thanks and Regards
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eyeseetee3-Aug-08 23:24

3-Aug-08 23:24

No sorry this script doesnt work.
thanks anyway

Anand Desai3-Aug-08 23:34

3-Aug-08 23:34

Modify that code like this:

<script language="JavaScript">

function Minimize() 
{
window.innerWidth = 100;
window.innerHeight = 100;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = true;
}

function Maximize() 
{
window.innerWidth = screen.width;
window.innerHeight = screen.height;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = false;
}
</script>
<a href="javascript:onClick=Minimize()">Minimize</a>
<a href="javascript:onClick=Maximize()">Maximize</a>

Anand Desai
Developer
Atharva Infotech

eyeseetee3-Aug-08 23:41

3-Aug-08 23:41

No sorry still not working, when I click on the button nothing is happening

my code is:

<asp:HyperLink Text="Minimize Window" ID="minwindow" runat="server" NavigateUrl="javascript:onClick=Minimize()"></asp:HyperLink>

function Minimize()
{
window.innerWidth = 100;
window.innerHeight = 100;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = true;
}

function Maximize()
{
window.innerWidth = screen.width;
window.innerHeight = screen.height;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = false;
}

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Anand Desai3-Aug-08 23:48

3-Aug-08 23:48

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eyeseetee3-Aug-08 23:50

3-Aug-08 23:50

I have managed to get the window.close javascript to work in an asp.net control.
Is there no way to get a minimize button to work

Anand Desai3-Aug-08 23:53

3-Aug-08 23:53

Hey,

U will face problem running JavaScript on .NET Server Control. Try using <a href="javascript:Minimise(); id=" minwindow=">Minimize Window</a> instead of your <asp:HyperLink.......> for same javascript function.

Tell me if it worked or not

Anand Desai
Developer
Atharva Infotech

eyeseetee4-Aug-08 0:00

4-Aug-08 0:00

Hi

No it didnt work

It shows javascript error message "object required"

Anand Desai4-Aug-08 0:09

4-Aug-08 0:09

I hope your code is exactly like this. If its not than copy..paste this. Mark <script>..</script> quote.

<pre>
<a ID="minwindow" href="javascript:Minimize();"></a>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript>
function Minimize()
{
window.innerWidth = 100;
window.innerHeight = 100;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = true;
}

function Maximize()
{
window.innerWidth = screen.width;
window.innerHeight = screen.height;
window.screenX = 0;
window.screenY = 0;
alwaysLowered = false;
}
</script></pre>

Anand Desai4-Aug-08 0:13