Re: FireFox Problem - ASP.NET Discussion Boards

Omar Gameel Salem8-Jan-09 21:55

8-Jan-09 21:55

hi all..first i want to apologize for asking this as it was posted MANY times before...but i couldn't get any solution..

my problem is...text keeps falling out of control in webpage when using firefox...when using IE..everything is fine

IE
http://img122.imageshack.us/my.php?image=70792211wm0.jpg[^]

FireFox
http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/8100/firefoxuh5.jpg[^]

solutions i've tried include:changing CSS,using browsercaps

your help is much appreciated
sincerely

Re: FireFox Problem

Aman Bhullar8-Jan-09 23:56

Aman Bhullar

8-Jan-09 23:56

Try using div tag without any height specifications as style tag given below

style="border: 1px solid #000000"

I tested on both browsers, it worked fine.
If you still face problem send me the HTML code. I will work over it

Re: FireFox Problem

Omar Gameel Salem9-Jan-09 0:24

Omar Gameel Salem

9-Jan-09 0:24

Thanks for your reply =)..but unfortunately that didnt solve the problem

my html

<asp:Content ID="Content3" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentPlaceHolder2" Runat="Server">
<br />
<br />
<div class="rightblock">
<span class="style22">Projects</span>
<div class="dashedline">
</div>
<telerik:RadEditor ID="txt_Content" Runat="server" BorderColor="White"
BorderStyle="None" EditModes="Design" Enabled="False"
ToolsFile="~/ToolsFileLimited.xml" Width="95%">
<Content>
</Content>
</telerik:RadEditor>
</div>
</asp:Content>

CSS class
.rightblock
{
border:1px dotted #DBDB79;
padding: 15px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
background: #fffeee;
width:95%;
}

.dashedline
{
border-bottom: 1px dashed #DBCE6A;
padding-top: 10px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
clear:right;
}

thanks again Amandeep for your help Wink | ;)

Re: FireFox Problem

Apr^Ngp9-Jan-09 1:17

Apr^Ngp

9-Jan-09 1:17

nicromonicon wrote:
<asp:content id="Content3" contentplaceholderid="ContentPlaceHolder2" runat="Server" xmlns:asp="#unknown">

Projects

<telerik:radeditor id="txt_Content" runat="server" bordercolor="White" xmlns:telerik="#unknown">
BorderStyle="None" EditModes="Design" Enabled="False"
ToolsFile="~/ToolsFileLimited.xml" Width="95%">
<content>

CSS class
.rightblock
{
border:1px dotted #DBDB79;
padding: 15px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
background: #fffeee;
width:95%;
}

.dashedline
{
border-bottom: 1px dashed #DBCE6A;
padding-top: 10px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
clear:right;
}

where have u set the height ?

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Re: FireFox Problem

Aman Bhullar9-Jan-09 4:40

Aman Bhullar

9-Jan-09 4:40

Hi
Can u please send me the HTML output of the page as i am not getting the controls used by u.

Re: FireFox Problem

Omar Gameel Salem9-Jan-09 22:55

Omar Gameel Salem

9-Jan-09 22:55

okay Amandeep here's the code from firefox

http://www.yousendit.com/download/WnBTU2VxeFhreEJMWEE9PQ

Re: FireFox Problem

Aman Bhullar10-Jan-09 21:19

Aman Bhullar

10-Jan-09 21:19

Hi
Style tag o div is as

<br />
style="border-color:White;border-style:None;height:87px;width:100%;"

Make it as

<br />
style="border-color:White;border-style:None;width:100%;"<br />

You can check the code at
http://www.shubhrishtey.com/CodeFromFireFox.htm[^]

Re: FireFox Problem

Omar Gameel Salem10-Jan-09 21:54

Omar Gameel Salem

10-Jan-09 21:54

i did it and it worked!

thank you so much Amandeep =)

Re: FireFox Problem

Aman Bhullar11-Jan-09 0:54

Aman Bhullar

11-Jan-09 0:54

you are welcome Smile | :)

Drop down list on image click

lavesh212918-Jan-09 20:58

lavesh21291

8-Jan-09 20:58

can any one tell me how to show drop down on image click like in site
[^]

on a click of categories arrow

Re: Drop down list on image click

TommyTomToms9-Jan-09 0:19

TommyTomToms

9-Jan-09 0:19

I think its a div tag with a background image set and then some arrow control placed on top of it.

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Keeping the session alive

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 20:30

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 20:30

Hello people,

I'm having the following problem:

I have a page where the user can upload a file for some processing. The file could be big (40 MB or more). I am using Rad Upload component and it is working well (with progress bar and all). Now the problem is that I cannot guarantee that all users around the world will have a fast internet connection and it could be possible that the upload time exceeds the timeout of the asp.net session.
I have tried to use an Ajax timer with a code-behind event handler method in order to simulate a "ping". It works but once the upload starts, it stops. I have talked to Telerik about that and they said they have no way of making the upload do a ping.

So now, I'm turning my attention more to the server code. Is there a way that I can keep alive the session in C#? My idea is to launch a thread when the user accesses the section where the upload is. That thread will keep on running with something in it to keep the session alive. And then when the upload completes and the postback is done, I would stop the thread.

I haven't done any testing of this yet. I don't know if a session is kept alive if some code is being executed in it. I would also need to save the thread ID in the viewstate in order to be able to find it in the upload button event handler method.

If anyone has some insight about this problem or maybe another way to solve this issue, I greatly appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Talal

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Re: Keeping the session alive

Aman Bhullar8-Jan-09 20:48

Aman Bhullar

8-Jan-09 20:48

Try using

1. Keep on updating Session variable during your server calls. To avoid session timeout.

2. Keep your session id in Hidden filed. If session expires then, same can be loaded from that field any time.

3. Increase to session timeout to the Worst case scenario scenario.

Re: Keeping the session alive

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 21:21

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 21:21

Thank you for replying.

I am trying to avoid increasing any timeout values and since it's the RAD component that is doing the upload in javascript, no server call is made until the upload is done, and this is precisely when it is timing out.

If the session times out, the user is not more logged, I'm using Forms authentication. How would I get back all my Session variables?

Re: Keeping the session alive

Sundar_R8-Jan-09 20:52

Sundar_R

8-Jan-09 20:52

Did you try setting the Server.ScriptTimeout property
or scriptManager.AsyncPostBackTimeout if you are using a updatepanel.

Re: Keeping the session alive

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 21:22

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 21:22

Thank you for your reply.

It is important for me not to change any timeout values. It's a security requirement.

Any idea if a thread is running on the server, will it keep the session alive or should we do a postback to keep it alive?

Re: Keeping the session alive

Sundar_R8-Jan-09 21:59

Sundar_R

8-Jan-09 21:59

Response will not be held until the thread method is finished.
Even if the server timeout is reached, thread will continue its execution,it wont be clubbed with the page's life cycle execution.
Using a thread might solve your problem,but you should think of many other scenarios like when to dispose your thread,when and where to check the thread status for disposal.
Also keep in mind how many users simultaneously will try to do an upload.
You might end up with serious memory leakage problems.
These things might me costlier than the security requirement you try to maintain.

Re: Keeping the session alive

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 22:38

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 22:38

Thanks for your analysis. So basically I can try using this thread solution but I should to be careful of what will happen around it. I knew it would have other implications. I need to do a few tests now Smile | :)

Thank you.

Re: Keeping the session alive

NeverHeardOfMe8-Jan-09 22:18

NeverHeardOfMe

8-Jan-09 22:18

A trick I use to keep the session alive on a particular page is as follows:

Add the following to the body of your page (or add it via RegisterClientScriptBlock in Page_Load in code behind):

<script type='text/javascript'>
function Reconnect(){
var img = new Image(1,1);
img.src = '../common/reconnect.aspx';
}
window.setInterval('Reconnect()',1170000);
// 1170000 = (20 * 60000) - 30000 = 30s short of 20min, the default timeout
</script>

having saved the follwing single line as reconnect.aspx
<%@ OutputCache Location="None" VaryByParam="None" %>

Works for me... the function Reconnect() gets called every 19.5 minutes, effectively pinging the server by calling nrecconect.aspx as the src of a 1x1px image...

Hope this can help you..

Re: Keeping the session alive

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 22:41

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 22:41

Thanks. I will try that, even though I am not sure it would work.

You see, the problem I have is that Javascript is already running to upload the file and I have an Ajax timer set to postback every 6 sec (just for testing now). As soon as the upload starts, the timer stops working. So I suspect that only one Javascript code (or whatever) is executed and we cannot have multiple "threads" in Javascript executing at the same time.

But I will try out your solution, maybe it would work since the javascript code (in the page) is executed once. I hope it would work Smile | :)

Thank you

Generating Dynamic views dynamically at run time in asp.net mvc

ramachandrareddy8-Jan-09 20:21

ramachandrareddy

8-Jan-09 20:21

hi friends,

i am ram working on asp.net,c#.now i am going to research on asp.net MVC.
My requirement is how to generate dynamic views dynamically at run time in asp.net mvc.

cheers,
ram.

errormessage from two separate validators appearing in the same place

livez8-Jan-09 20:17

livez

8-Jan-09 20:17

Hello!

I´ve got a textbox where the user can write his/her email. I´ve got two validators pointing at this textbox, one asp:RequiredFieldValidator to make sure textbox is not empty and one asp:RegularExpressionValidator to make sure the email adress is correct (tried to use asp:RegularExpressionValidator but couldnt get it to work). My problem is to make the errors from these two validators showing in the same place. Right now it goes something like this:

[textbox for email                          ]
error1!        error2!

thanks!

Re: errormessage from two separate validators appearing in the same place

Talal Sultan8-Jan-09 20:34

Talal Sultan

8-Jan-09 20:34

You can try setting the Display property to Dynamic.

Example:

<asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="requiredEmailAddress" runat="server" ControlToValidate="txtEmailAddress" Display="Dynamic" CssClass="SomeClass"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator>

Re: errormessage from two separate validators appearing in the same place

Abhijit Jana8-Jan-09 20:35

Abhijit Jana

8-Jan-09 20:35

Just Set the Display="Dynamic" for both the validation control By default it is static. You have to change to to dynamic. You can change i from code behind or from Validation control property itself. Smile | :)

cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject.Com MVP

Re: errormessage from two separate validators appearing in the same place

livez8-Jan-09 20:36

livez

8-Jan-09 20:36

duh

thanks alot guys!

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