ASP.NET

1-Oct-09 23:28

hi i have created a site using asp.net 3.5 and have used access database.
can anybody tell me how cud i upload the database to online server.
and what changes shud b made in connection string...thnks....

sashidhar2-Oct-09 0:01

sashidhar

2-Oct-09 0:01

Store the mdb in server.mappath
give the connection string

New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;
data source=" & server.mappath("YouName.mdb"))

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Kannan Ar2-Oct-09 0:09

Kannan Ar

2-Oct-09 0:09

You can store it in App_Data folder. Assign the database path on connection string. If you have any doubt on connection string,refer this site.[^]

mylogics2-Oct-09 0:13

2-Oct-09 0:13

i have already tried as u told but it does not work...

sashidhar2-Oct-09 0:17

sashidhar

2-Oct-09 0:17

What Did You Gave

AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\yourFile.mdb

Check the IIS Permissions so that it have Access to read writ Delete Operations
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http://forums.asp.net/p/1458758/3352326.aspx[^]

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Kannan Ar2-Oct-09 0:30

Kannan Ar

2-Oct-09 0:30

What is the error message?

mylogics2-Oct-09 0:34

2-Oct-09 0:34

An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine

Christian Graus2-Oct-09 0:37

2-Oct-09 0:37

It astounds me that almost every day, people here are stupid enough to post an 'error message' that is giving them explicit instructions on what to do, in order to see the real error message.

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mylogics2-Oct-09 0:44

2-Oct-09 0:44

sir i have followed that instructions but the problem is not that...

Christian Graus2-Oct-09 0:45

2-Oct-09 0:45

You have an error, you don't know what it is because of your web config settings. So, fix that and find out what is wrong.

Christian Graus

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Click Once type of Installation

Kannan Ar2-Oct-09 0:45

Kannan Ar

2-Oct-09 0:45

Your web config settings hide the actual error. You can view it by change the custom errors mode “On”. But I don't recommend it because of security concerns. You please implement any error detecting mechanism and come back with the error.

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd1-Oct-09 23:05

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd

1-Oct-09 23:05

Good Morning All

Click once Deployment was made for Win apps, and i really like it. I have more that 30 Clients in Different Countries and every time i need to VPN(Slow) uninstall and install or Replace a DLL. My apps are Web Based apps. is there a way that you can suggest , that i can use to do the same thing as a Click once Deployment for a Web Project ?

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Re: Click Once type of Installation

Christian Graus1-Oct-09 23:18

Re: Click Once type of Installation

1-Oct-09 23:18

No - click once puts apps in a folder outside of the program files structure, you can't control that ( which is one reason click once is crap ). You need to put a web app in the right folder for it to work, so it's not going to work for you.

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd1-Oct-09 23:20

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd

1-Oct-09 23:20

Thanks Chris

About the control positioning in asp.net

Abhishek Rana1-Oct-09 21:25

Abhishek Rana

1-Oct-09 21:25

Hi all I am a new user of dotnet
I want to set the default setting of control so that I can paste the control any where in asp page

Re: About the control positioning in asp.net

Christian Graus1-Oct-09 21:29

Re: About the control positioning in asp.net

1-Oct-09 21:29

I suspect you're used to winforms. ASP.NET generates HTML, which is a flow design. It's not about pasting a control into a specific location, you design the flow of your page. You can use CSS to position things, but absolute positions, while possible, are generally a bad idea. Your site should work to fit any users screen resolution.

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mr_muskurahat1-Oct-09 23:06

mr_muskurahat

1-Oct-09 23:06

if you are talking about visual inheritance in windows forms application then you need to understand asp.net masterpages..

as far as user controls are concerned you create and place where ever you want....and for positioning you can have style sheet and themes for server side control at a common place..

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Re: About the control positioning in asp.net

Member 34209032-Oct-09 6:28

Member 3420903

2-Oct-09 6:28

There are a few ways of positioning controls. As mentioned in the previous replys, your best bet is to use a style sheet(css) to position controls on your web page.

1)You can create tables with rows and columns and basically just drag and drop controls into table cells and let them postion themselves but I don't recommend this. You'll run into a ton of cross browser positioning issues.

2)Use the cssClass attribute of your control and assign it to a class in your style sheet. Your css class can be set to postion a control relative to other controls on your page, or set you control to an absolute position on the page. Personally I like using relative postion to something like a main div on the page. Using relative postion will keep your controls in the same spot relative to the main div when a user resizes the page. Using absolute position will leave a control in the same spot when a user resizes the page. You might want to play around with both till you get comfortable...

Css examples:

.relativeControl
{
display:block;
postion:relative;
top: 100px;
left: 100px;
}

.absoluteControl
{
display:inline;
positon:absolute;
z-index: 100;
top: 100px;
left: 100px;

}

I hope this helps. Have fun Smile | :)

crystal report connection string from web.config

vikas shukla1-Oct-09 20:13

vikas shukla

1-Oct-09 20:13

hi sir,
can i change crystal report connection string from web.config if yes then how.
please help me.

i want if i am on pc1 then my connection string for crystal report should be for pc1 and if i am on pc2 then connection string of crystal report should be for pc2.and i am using connection string from web.config.
and i can change my web.config connection string as per requirement.now same i want for crystal report.

thanks

Re: crystal report connection string from web.config

Christian Graus1-Oct-09 20:27

Re: crystal report connection string from web.config

1-Oct-09 20:27

How is your web.config going to know if the user is on PC1 or PC2 ?

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vikas shukla1-Oct-09 20:32

vikas shukla

1-Oct-09 20:32

actually i can save my connection string in web.config from the front end.developer can enter the connection string initial catalog=database name;uid=sa;pwd=;server=system11 or what ever it is .

and my application is working fine but now i want my crystal report connection string also use this connection string .
please help me.

Re: crystal report connection string from web.config

Christian Graus1-Oct-09 21:14

ViewState or Global variable

1-Oct-09 21:14

OK, I'm not sure what your reply means. Your users will all be developers ? If they enter a custom connection string, how do you hope to store all those in your web.config ? A cookie or a database seem more likely candidates to me. Why would users of your site use different connection strings ? Are you sure you understand the division between client and server ?

Christian Graus

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Xmen Real 1-Oct-09 16:05

Xmen Real

1-Oct-09 16:05

Sometimes I get confuse when creating custom web control that what should I use. I mean should I create properties like this :

public string Text
{
    get
    {
        String s = (String)ViewState["Text"];
        return ((s == null) ? String.Empty : s);
    }

    set
    {
        ViewState["Text"] = value;
    }
}

or like this

string text = "";
public string Text
{
    get
    {
        return text;
    }

    set
    {
        text = value;
    }
}

I know ViewState saves in client-side but the second way also works...I'm just wondering what is the difference b/w 'em ?

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Re: ViewState or Global variable

Christian Graus1-Oct-09 16:38