ASP.NET

A free hosting of ASP with Mysql

14-Dec-08 8:20

I didn't know, but gosh[^], it sure was easy to find out.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

abbd14-Dec-08 6:16

abbd

14-Dec-08 6:16

Hello,

Can you help me,to get a free hosting of ASP with Mysql, i try for brinkster, unfortunatly they aren't Mysql, thank you verry mutch

modified on Sunday, December 14, 2008 1:13 PM

Christian Graus14-Dec-08 8:20

14-Dec-08 8:20

You mean ASP.NET, right ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

abbd14-Dec-08 9:01

abbd

14-Dec-08 9:01

yes

Paul Conrad14-Dec-08 9:08

Paul Conrad

14-Dec-08 9:08

I just wonder if it really matters between MSSQL and MySQL. In my opinion, it is best to keep MSSQL bundled with ASP.NET.

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Christian Graus14-Dec-08 9:35

14-Dec-08 9:35

No, MySQL is better, because, it's FREE, dude. I mean, it's not ACTUALLY free, and SQL Server express IS, but let's not get confused by facts here....

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

abbd14-Dec-08 10:00

abbd

14-Dec-08 10:00

Mysql or sqlserver, i need the free hosting, help me please

Christian Graus14-Dec-08 10:15

14-Dec-08 10:15

I have no idea, I tend to prefer to pay my way and to know if I need a website up, I have a reason to expect it to stay up. There are free servers tho, have you tried to google ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' provider is not registered on the local machine"

Paul Conrad14-Dec-08 10:59

Paul Conrad

14-Dec-08 10:59

True, but what I was meaning was usually most web hosts will bundle MSSQL with their hosting packages. I do not know of many that have MySQL and ASP together. Usually most that have MySQL are LAMP setups. I've seen a few that swing both ways, not many though.

coolsatty14-Dec-08 6:10

coolsatty

14-Dec-08 6:10

hello,
i have created an application who's platform are asp.net1.1,windows XP,Access 2002 and its working fine in my PC.

When i aploaded it on a server who's platform is .NET Framework 2.0,windows server 2003,Access 2003 and when i am browsing a page who has database connectivity it throws an error as 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' provider is not registered on the local machine".

I tried installing latest MDAC on the server but still showing the same problem.

Thank you.

coolsatty

Re: 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' provider is not registered on the local machine"

Christian Graus14-Dec-08 8:22

How to full screen at startup

14-Dec-08 8:22

coolsatty wrote:
who's platform are asp.net1.1,

coolsatty wrote:
who's platform is .NET Framework 2.

Have you tried running the site on a local machine that doesn't have 1.1, and does have 2.0, to see what happens ? I would be surprised if it worked, there were big changes in ASP.NET.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Girish48113-Dec-08 20:18

Girish481

13-Dec-08 20:18

Hello,

I have made a web application in ASP.NET. I wish that When i give http://localhost/web1/default.aspx in address bar of browser, it should open in full screen mode i.e. no menubar, no addressbar etc. without opening a new window. It should full screen it self.

What should i code, please tell me.

Thanks & Regards
Girish Sharma

Christian Graus13-Dec-08 22:24

13-Dec-08 22:24

One more person who has no idea what ASP.NET is, or does.

You can't force the browser into full screen mode. You can't even guarantee that the browser HAS a full screen mode.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

I just want to open the web application in fullscreen mode; without having a new window.

Regards
Girish Sharma

Girish48114-Dec-08 1:30

Girish481

14-Dec-08 1:30

Christian Graus14-Dec-08 8:23

14-Dec-08 8:23

I know what you want. DId it seem like I didn't know ? How does that change my answer ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Girish48114-Dec-08 20:19

Girish481

14-Dec-08 20:19

Any update please...!
means is it not possible by either javascript and/or ASP.NET?

Regards
Girish

Re: How to update data into gridview by using dataset through coding ?

Aman Bhullar15-Dec-08 0:08

Aman Bhullar

15-Dec-08 0:08

There is no direct way to open the page in as full screen as asked by you.

But you can achieve the same with little alterations.

Open http://localhost/web1/default1.aspx
write down a javascript code to open a new link window using
window.open('pagename','','parameters')
window.opener = self;
self.close();

Try using this, but there is no direct way to solve this problem

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piyush_patel111113-Dec-08 12:35

piyush_patel1111

13-Dec-08 12:35

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Christian Graus13-Dec-08 14:05

Re: How to update data into gridview by using dataset through coding ?

13-Dec-08 14:05

I don't see how anyone can 'help' based on this. Do you have google where you live ? Do you have access to MSDN ? The gridview has in place editing and deleting support, you just need to write a tiny bit of code. If you can't write that, then perhaps you need to choose a more simple task and do some more learning.

If, on the other hand, you bother to search and bother to try, by all means, feel encouraged to paste your code here if you have trouble getting it to work as you'd like.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

ofekhorizon13-Dec-08 21:38

ofekhorizon

13-Dec-08 21:38

Hi,
I agree to this answer. Also, you didn't provide details such as language you use (VB or C#), VS version etc.

Best regards,
Ofek Cohany
http://www.scopek.com

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Christian Graus14-Dec-08 8:22