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need Help(when we click on button new page should be creared )

11-Jan-09 19:49

jasjit jas wrote:
I have to make assignment

So you are here to do your home assignment by us $Shucks | :-\$

Please Check[^]

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Jas 00711-Jan-09 19:51

Jas 007

11-Jan-09 19:51

hi mr.abhjit i simplay want to take help from ur site .if u dont want to help it is ok i will delete my registration .

Re: need Help(when we click on button new page should be creared )

Not Active11-Jan-09 19:59

Re: need Help(when we click on button new page should be creared )

11-Jan-09 19:59

Yes, please do delete your account. Then read some books, take some classes and come back when you have the basics down and we will help you.

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Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 19:59

Re: need Help(when we click on button new page should be creared )

11-Jan-09 19:59

jasjit jas wrote:
hi mr.abhjit i simplay want to take help from ur site

we are here to help all. There is nothing reason that we don't want to help you. we are here because we love to sharing knowledge.

jasjit jas wrote:
f u dont want to help it is ok

I never said that I don't want to help. But the question you have asked that is irrelevant . You should search google or read some basic books of asp.net before ask here.
The subject and the requirement that you explain mark that are totally different . So Again I will suggest you to buy and read some beginners books.
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About your problem that your explain to mark , you need to use only Response.Redirect()

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Not Active11-Jan-09 20:08

Re: need Help(when we click on button new page should be creared )

11-Jan-09 20:08

Abhijit Jana wrote:
Response.Redirect()

If its simply navigating to another page I wouldn't waste the round trip, window.location would navigate directly to the page from the client.

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Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 20:23

Drawing Charts in ASP.NET!!

11-Jan-09 20:23

That's true . Smile | :)

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bishwambhar_sen11-Jan-09 19:07

bishwambhar_sen

11-Jan-09 19:07

Hello everyone,
I want to draw charts in ASP.NET using datasets as my source for the charts.Initially I tried generating them in Excel but then I found it was slowing down the page_load.So now I have decided to draw the charts in ASP.NET using datasets and I want them to be dynamic,i.e,if I change a certain parameter in the table the charts gets updated on its own.

Confused | :confused:

Please help me out!!!

Re: Drawing Charts in ASP.NET!!

Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 19:14

Re: Drawing Charts in ASP.NET!!

11-Jan-09 19:14

If you don't have any problem then you can use some third party Chart control like Dundas. or even in .NET 3.5 SP1 , Microsoft has provided inbuilt chart control for both windows and web.

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Abhijit
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Aman Bhullar11-Jan-09 19:50

Aman Bhullar

11-Jan-09 19:50

Crystal reports chats are one option.

Another option available is plotkit and mochikit.
Both are Javascript based. You need to write a interfacing engine.

Re: Drawing Charts in ASP.NET!!

Not Active11-Jan-09 20:13

11-Jan-09 20:13

Have a look here http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/mschart[^]

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Checking For IIS

shavil11-Jan-09 18:26

shavil

11-Jan-09 18:26

Hi,

checking for .net frameWork 2.0 prerequisites in web setup project i know. Can any body tell how to check for the IIS 6.0 prerequisites at the Time of "Web Setup Project" in VS2005.

and checking for the cassini server also

Thanks & Regards
Shavil

Re: Checking For IIS

Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 18:51

11-Jan-09 18:51

shavil wrote:
Can any body tell how to check for the IIS 6.0 prerequisites at the Time of "Web Setup Project" in VS2005.

In you web setup project Add Launch Condition , Check the property of IISCondition
Hope that will resolve your problem.

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Abhijit
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Re: Checking For IIS

Not Active11-Jan-09 18:52

11-Jan-09 18:52

In a normal setup project you would typically create a custom action that checks the registry for the proper key, I'm not sure which ones for this though.

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Controls ovelapping

lackonagy11-Jan-09 18:17

lackonagy

11-Jan-09 18:17

Hi,
I am new to ASP.NET and I don't really understand why some controls overlap "invisibly".

I have a masterpage with a top panel and a left side panel. There is a menu (control) on the left side panel. The problem is that some controls (of some pages using this masterpage) overlap the menu control even though it is clearly visible that those controls are positioned way to the right of the menu.
What truly happens is that the menu cannot be clicked/accessed. Only menu items downwards from where those other controls end are accessible and working.
I've tried playing around with the z-index of the menu with no luck.

Does anyone have any idea what's going on or where I should be looking for a solution?

Thank you.

Re: Controls ovelapping

Not Active11-Jan-09 18:58

11-Jan-09 18:58

It sounds like the positioning of the controls needs to be adjusted. You may have some with absolute positions that causing eh overlap. Do some research on Cascading Style Sheets, CSS.

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Send Mail without IIS

madancode11-Jan-09 18:04

madancode

11-Jan-09 18:04

Hi ... How to send an email with out installation of IIS.

lackonagy11-Jan-09 18:36

lackonagy

11-Jan-09 18:36

Hi,

You don't need IIS for sending emails. What you need is to connect to an SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) server. Here's a sample:

...
using System.Net.Mail;
...

public bool SendEmail(ref string errMsg)
{
errMsg = "";
bool res = false;
MailMessage msg = new MailMessage("fromemail@someserver.com", "toemail@someserver.com", "This is the subject", "This is the email body...");
msg.IsBodyHtml = false;

SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient("smtp.someserver.com", 25); // the address and port of the SMTP server
client.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("username", "password"); // user name and password to the SMTP server

try
{
client.Send(msg);
res = true;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
errMsg = e.Message;
res = false;
}

return res;
}

Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 19:21

11-Jan-09 19:21

lackonagy wrote:
You don't need IIS for sending emails. What you need is to connect to an SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) server.

How would I Install SMTP with out IIS ?

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Aman Bhullar11-Jan-09 19:53

Aman Bhullar

11-Jan-09 19:53

If you don't want to use IIS for sending main, then the replacement is Database.
You can send mail over Internet using SQL Server.
DB: Master
Procedure: xp_sendmail

Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 20:04

11-Jan-09 20:04

Amandeep Singh Bhullar wrote:
You can send mail over Internet using SQL Server.
DB: Master
Procedure: xp_sendmail

Amandeep, that great can you have more resource means any links on that ? please share with me.
Thanks in advance !!

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Aman Bhullar11-Jan-09 20:53

Aman Bhullar

11-Jan-09 20:53

In our organization we have xp_sendmail stored procedure in MS SQL Server.
Details of this are in MSDN

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189505.aspx

Abhijit Jana11-Jan-09 21:51

11-Jan-09 21:51

Thanks

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Anshumas11-Jan-09 22:18

Anshumas

11-Jan-09 22:18

Not possible..
when install IIS on your server there is option of SMTP server that is fully responsible for mail transfer.
even if you are able to third party tool for the SMTP server then is is possible..

Anshuman Singh

Abhijit Jana12-Jan-09 0:56

12-Jan-09 0:56

Anshumas wrote:
Not possible..

that's why I asked that personthat how he will install SMTP with out IIS ? Laugh | :laugh:

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