ASP.NET

25-Jan-10 6:05

David Mujica wrote:
(MS-Access) would be fine,

For a web app?! Absolutely not. MS-Access was not built to support that environment and there are better alternatives, like SQL Express that will allow for better performance and a better upgrade path.

David Mujica wrote:
However, if you really want to bring some value to your organization, take a look at DotNetNuke.

You are obviously a strong proponent of DotNetPuke. Dead | X|

Please tell us why this is the best choice in this situation and what is the value to the organization for implementing it.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

server memory

samerh25-Jan-10 3:34

samerh

25-Jan-10 3:34

Hi all,
i have a domain on windows 2003 server with 8GB memory and session management is done via SQL. We have created around 4000 subdomains and sence then we have been suffering from serious memory problems.

Can anybody help? thanks

Re: server memory

CARPETBURNER26-Jan-10 2:04

CARPETBURNER

26-Jan-10 2:04

Seriously, you've got 4000 subdomains on a win2003 box with 8gb and have suffered with serious memory problems? I mean..... seriously? Big Grin | :-D

Try halving that amount of subdomains. Or even reducing that to something reasonable say below 100, before trying again..

Then take a step back, and decide whether or not you know what your doing.

URL Rewriting

awedaonline25-Jan-10 2:32

25-Jan-10 2:32

How can I implement URL rewriting in asp.net 3.5 using vb.net or c#?

As in, from:
http://example.com/wiki/index.php?title=Page_title
[^]

to:
http://example.com/wiki/Page_title [^]

at the request of any page in my web app.

Thanks for your usual support.

Re: URL Rewriting

Manas Bhardwaj25-Jan-10 4:34

Manas Bhardwaj

25-Jan-10 4:34

Look at this [^]article from Scott Gu

Manas Bhardwaj
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Re: URL Rewriting

awedaonline25-Jan-10 7:54

How to convert word document to pdf conversion ???

25-Jan-10 7:54

Thanks for your response. It is so much helpful.

Re: URL Rewriting

Manas Bhardwaj25-Jan-10 7:58

Manas Bhardwaj

25-Jan-10 7:58

awedaonline wrote:
It is so much helpful.

Your welcome

Manas Bhardwaj
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JC.KaNNaN25-Jan-10 1:05

JC.KaNNaN

25-Jan-10 1:05

HI,

How to convert word document to pdf conversion ???
or
word Convert to HTMl format and then HTMl to PDF ???

please help me

Yours,
KaNNaN

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Re: How to convert word document to pdf conversion ???

Brij25-Jan-10 1:25

Brij

25-Jan-10 1:25

you can use this

Cheers!!
Brij

Re: How to convert word document to pdf conversion ???

Not Active25-Jan-10 1:30

Can't select a folder with FileUpload

25-Jan-10 1:30

How to Use Google and Other Tips for Finding Programming Help[^]

From your previous posts you clearly don't posess the skills for whatever it is you are doing. Stop. Take some time to research and learn a little more, what you have been asking is easily found.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

awedaonline25-Jan-10 0:56

25-Jan-10 0:56

Is it possible to select a folder rather than a file with FileUpload control? If yes, how with code sample in VB/C#.

Why I need this is because, I want to read the contents of files in a selected folder a once instead of having to select the files one-after-another.

Thanks for your usual support.

Not Active25-Jan-10 1:21

25-Jan-10 1:21

No, otherwise it would be the FOLDER upload control, not the FILE upload control.

You might be able to simulate a folder upload using JavaScript and Ajax but there are a lot of variables to consider, like maximum number of files, file size and type, what to do if a file can't be uploaded.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

awedaonline25-Jan-10 2:23

25-Jan-10 2:23

I appreciate your prompt response.

But I can't find the FolderUpload control in my toolbox.

Do you have a sample program/article on how to simulate this with JavaScript and Ajax as you said?

Thanks.

Not Active25-Jan-10 2:30

25-Jan-10 2:30

awedaonline wrote:
I can't find the FolderUpload control in my toolbox.

Because there isn't one. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

This is a good indicator that you should stop what your doing and let someone else handle it before you hurt yourself

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

awedaonline25-Jan-10 7:57

25-Jan-10 7:57

Thanks

setup of a site

mylogics25-Jan-10 0:54

mylogics

25-Jan-10 0:54

hi all i have created a website.i want to create setup of this site so that i can
install it on any pc and run it just by clicking its icon on desktop.
Can anybody guide me its urgent.....thanks....

Re: setup of a site

awedaonline25-Jan-10 0:59

get value from usercontrol

25-Jan-10 0:59

Please refer to this link:

http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/12076/ASP-NET.aspx?fid=12076&df=90&mpp=25&noise=3&sort=Position&view=Quick&select=3343413&fr=51#xx0xx[^

Hope it is helpful!

Re: setup of a site

mylogics25-Jan-10 1:16

mylogics

25-Jan-10 1:16

can u plz tell me exact process....n also tell me that how will i run it on other computer as a set up...

arkiboys24-Jan-10 23:19

arkiboys

24-Jan-10 23:19

Hi,
I have placed a usercontrol inside a .aspx page.
The usercontrol has a label control called label1.

Question:
In the webform.cs, how do I get the value of the label control in the usercontrol?
Thanks

ksss_maheshece24-Jan-10 23:26

ksss_maheshece

24-Jan-10 23:26

You just use the following code

Dim str as String
str=ctype(usercontrolname.findcontrol("lable1"),lable).Text

saini arun24-Jan-10 23:59

saini arun

24-Jan-10 23:59

Create a property in user control & access its value in .aspx page.

in User control,

public string TextValue
{
  get{ return label1.Text; }
}

On .aspx page, you can get the label text as:

string labelText = Userconrol1.TextValue;

Brij25-Jan-10 0:31

Brij

25-Jan-10 0:31

As Arun said,having public property is a better and maintainable approach.

Cheers!!
Brij

arkiboys25-Jan-10 1:51

arkiboys

25-Jan-10 1:51

I do not seem to be able to access the usercontrol from the .aspx cs file.
Note that the usercontrol1 is inside a folder called usercontrols.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks