ASP.NET

4-May-12 9:00

CSS

I am not certain how to specify the startup page. The url that displays when I am running the application is the following:
 https://localhost/sup/login.aspx?returnrul=%2sup%2hom.aspx.

 How do I know what the startup page is from here?
 Is the startup page hom.aspx?

Re: startup web page

Sandeep Mewara4-May-12 9:39

Sandeep Mewara

4-May-12 9:39

classy_dog wrote:
Is the startup page hom.aspx?

Yes. This URL means, once your login is successful on Login.aspx page, you will be directed to hom.aspx present in your web application.

In order to specify startup page: How to set a Start page for your Web Site in Visual Web Developer?[^]

Sandeep Mewara
[My last tip/trick]: Browser back button issue after logout

Re: startup web page

classy_dog4-May-12 10:00

Ali Al Omairi(Abu AlHassan)

4-May-12 10:00

Is there a way to tell how the this url is built:
https://localhost/sup/login.aspx?returnrul=%2sup%2hom.aspx.[^]

Re: startup web page

Sandeep Mewara4-May-12 21:31

Sandeep Mewara

4-May-12 21:31

Here: Anatomy of ASP.NET Forms Authentication Return URL [^]

Sandeep Mewara
[My last tip/trick]: Browser back button issue after logout

Asp.net and C

ksoftkeyan4-May-12 5:11

ksoftkeyan

4-May-12 5:11

My application is built using C and VB. Can i use Runtime Callable Wrappers to call that dll in asp.net?

Is it possible to call this dll in asp.net?

Re: Asp.net and C

Ali Al Omairi(Abu AlHassan)4-May-12 7:03

4-May-12 7:03

Yes,you can call com components developed using VB or C from .net using the wrapper.
Note: your com components should also be registered on the hosting server.

Help people,so poeple can help you.

Re: Asp.net and C

ksoftkeyan6-May-12 18:17

ksoftkeyan

6-May-12 18:17

Thanks a lot dear

Forms Authentication

MWRivera4-May-12 4:48

MWRivera

4-May-12 4:48

Hi,

I'm creating a secure area in an application, so a login page is needed. I've been working with the LoginView, together with the SQLMembershipProvider and created the aspnetdb database for storage of the login ID, roles etc.

My question is, is this an acceapable approch to include in a clients application? Maybe it's the lack of programming on my part that makes me ask this.
Also, is it recomended that you use the aspnetdb DB, keeping the membership in a seperate DB to all other data storage?

Thank you

Re: Forms Authentication

MWRivera7-May-12 10:12

MWRivera

7-May-12 10:12

Just and update - I've been working and reading up more on Forms Authentication since asking the question above.

I've came to the conclusion that using the login controls, together with the role and membership providers that are provided by ASP.NET 2.0, is a suitable approach for supplying clients a secure login area. I have however, decided to include the aspnet (membership) tables in with the applications main DB tables. This keeps the tables all in one location for each application. The aspnet login tables are easy to distinguish from the rest also, as they have the prefix "aspnet_".

I found the following source useful:
http://odetocode.com/Articles/427.aspx[^]

If you know of any other good sources or have a different option from that above, it would be great to hear from you Smile | :)

Melanie

web app 2010 debug

classy_dog4-May-12 4:26

4-May-12 4:26

I am new to testing a 2010 web application using visual studio.net 2010. I want to test the C# web form application using IIS.

I found the following link that says what to use:

http://ukchill.com/technology/setting-up-a-web-project-environment-in-visual-studio-2010-to-allow-debugging-using-both-iis7-and-the-development-web-server/

I am still having problems.

My boss wanted me to setup my test visual studio environment that it is in production on an iis 7 server. Due to that fact,

I did the following since this occurs in production:

1. I removed the default web site and application pools in iis7.

2. I created a new application pool and website in IIS7.

3. I removed the C:\inetpub\wwwroot\directory since they were are part of the stock install.

Now when I am in the visual studio project folder and I want to specify the 'Use local IIS Web server, I get getting the message that it can not create the virtual directory.

I want to point to the physical file that looks like C:\Support, however I do not know how to translate this to a url. Thus can you tell me how to translate this to a url address?

Also what I removed caused visual studio not to recognize how to sworkup with IIS, can you tell me how to restore the values back to the way the default visual studio was setup?

test asp.net web app

classy_dog4-May-12 2:10

4-May-12 2:10

I have the following question to ask about debugging a web forms 2010 app using iis while using the visual studio.net ide:

The following 2 links shows how to attach to an web forms app while visual studio is running:

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=0h&oq=C%23&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADRA_en___US432&q=c%23.net+corner

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rickandy/archive/2011/04/22/test-you-asp-net-mvc-or-webforms-application-on-iis-7-in-30-seconds.aspx

Does that mean I would attach to an application that is already deployed to iis on my local computer? If not would that mean my visual studio is setup to use iis as the local web server? Can you explain your answer?

vs 2010 test server

classy_dog3-May-12 17:29

3-May-12 17:29

SQL

I want to change my visual studio.net 2010 ide that is used to debug a  C# 2010 web application to use iis as the test server. I know that I would change the properties of the web application project folder. However I am not certain how to specify what the virtual directory is. This web application does not use any default web site or application pool. The physical file looks like: C:\Sup\app.

Thus can you tell me how to specify what the virtual directory would be?

Re: vs 2010 test server

egenis3-May-12 18:44

egenis

3-May-12 18:44

A simple search in google on "vs2010 use local iis web server for debugging" gave me this link...

web app startup page

classy_dog3-May-12 17:27

Fire Validation Summary in textbox blur

3-May-12 17:27

XML

I have a C# 2010 web application that I made enhancements to that I need to deploy to a test iis7 server. My problem is that I do not know what the startup page for the web application is. In the visual studio.net 2010 ide, I specify what the startup project file is. However the startup object is not specified.

I am guessing the startup web page is probably in the web.config file. The section I am questioning is the following:
<pre>
    <urlMappings enabled="true">  <clear />

      <add url="~/Home.aspx" mappedUrl="~/PoHome.aspx" />       <add url="~/use.aspx" mappedUrl="~/Pages/Pro/ue.aspx" /> </urlMappings>

Can you tell me if the startup page is= "~/PoHome.aspx"? If this is not the startup web page, can you tell me how to tell what the startup web page is?

Re: web app startup page

egenis3-May-12 18:41

egenis

3-May-12 18:41

What page is is loaded if you run the application in VS2010? That would then be your start page?

If you want to set a specific page as the start page:
In VS2010's ide, right click on the page you want to use as the start up page and then select the option "Set as start page" from the context menu.

indian1433-May-12 8:03

Re: Fire Validation Summary in textbox blur

3-May-12 8:03

Hi All,

I have validation controls on my page and I am using ValidationSummary to show them. But ValidationSummary is displaying messages only when submit button is clicked.

Is there any way to show the ValidationSummary messages immediately after coming out of the control (like onblur). Is there any way to show the user that "This is required field", but the message should be displayed in the ValidationSummary not in the RequiredField validator.
Eventhough I am using RequiredField validator, but when its showing the message its spoiling the page alignments.

So I want to show it in the ValidationSummary but onblur of that particular control.

Is there any way please, anybody please help me, I am desperately need of it please, I am googling too.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks & Regards,

Abdul Aleem Mohammad
St Louis MO - USA

R. Giskard Reventlov3-May-12 9:34

R. Giskard Reventlov

3-May-12 9:34

Start here[^].

"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
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me, me, me

Re: Fire Validation Summary in textbox blur

Joshua Omundson3-May-12 9:44

Joshua Omundson

3-May-12 9:44

I beleive the Validation Summary fires when a post back is attempted. Here[^] is an article that might help.

To get around the page alignment issue, I put an asterisk in the RequiredField Validator text property. That way when the onblur even fires, you will have a little red star appear, which shouldn't affect your layout too much.

Jquery Run Time Error: jquey.validator

indian1433-May-12 5:04

3-May-12 5:04

Hi,

I have a web page in which I kept jquery validations. I have kept all these validations in a separate function and calling that function from pageLoad, because I have update panel in the form.
There: are three .js files I am including in it, at one .js file it is saying that "run time error: jquery.validator is null"

I am not understanding why its saying like that, the paths are also correct only, because its not showing error in the script tag at src.

Any help to resolve this please, I have been googling for two days, but no much help. Any link you know or any suggestion, code snippet example anything pls its urgent. I am new to jquery world.

Thanks,
Abdul

Thanks & Regards,

Abdul Aleem Mohammad
St Louis MO - USA

jkirkerx3-May-12 7:03

jkirkerx

3-May-12 7:03

Basically, your JQuery does not work correctly. It doesn't matter that you have 1, 2 or 3 files.

I don't see any code posted here, So let's see your code for Page.Load() and the first 20 lines of your validator jQuery File, not the master JQuery file or the plugin JQuery File.

indian1433-May-12 13:58

3-May-12 13:58

Hi,

Here is the code that I used in jquery, it is giving error at jquery.validate.creditcard2.js, saying jquery.validate is null, when I commented that script tag completely, it was giving me error like object not found. And I am using update panel for the whole content page.

Is there any help that anybody can give me, really really am in need and am new for the jquery technology.

 <script type="text/javascript" src="../../Scripts/jquery-1.7.1.js"></script>    
    <script type="text/javascript" src="../../Script/Payment.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="../../Scripts/jquery.validate.creditcard2.js"></script>

 <script type="text/javascript">
$.fn.paymentpagevalidation = function() {
        var cardholdernameValid = false;
        var confirmationValid = false; 

                        $(function ($) {
        $("#cardnum").ForceNumericOnly();
    });

                            $(function ($) {
        $("#ccMonth").ForceNumericOnly();
    });
    
                                $(function ($) {
        $("#ccYear").ForceNumericOnly();
    });

                                $(function ($) {
        $("#securityCode").ForceNumericOnly();
    });
      
       $('.validationGroup .causesValidation').click(function (evt) {

    // Ascend from the button that triggered this click event 
    //  until we find a container element flagged with 
    //  .validationGroup and store a reference to that element.
    var $group = $(this).parents('.validationGroup');
 
    var isValid = true;
 
    // Descending from that .validationGroup element, find any input
    //  elements within it, iterate over them, and run validation on 
    //  each of them.
    $group.find(':input').each(function (i, item) {

    if($(item)[0].id != "")
    {  
      if($(item)[0].id != "address2")
      {
          if (!$(item).valid())
          {
            isValid = false;
          }
      }
    }
  });
 
    if (!isValid)
      evt.preventDefault();
  });

$.validator.addMethod("dropDownValidator", function (value, element, parameters) {         
if (value == '-1'){
return false;
}
else
return true;
});          

$.validator.addMethod("monthValidator", function (value, element, parameters) {         
if ((value < 1) || (value > 12)){
return false;
}
else if((value >= 1) || (value <= 12)){
return true;
}
else{
return false;
}
}); 

$("#securityCode").click(function () {    
    if($("#rblPaymentType input[type=radio]:checked").val()=="AmEx")
    {
        $("#securityCode").attr('maxlength','4'); 
    }
    else
    {
        $("#securityCode").attr('maxlength','3'); 
    }
});

$.validator.addMethod("securityCodeValidator", function (value, element, parameters) {         
    if($("#rblPaymentType input[type=radio]:checked").val()=="AmEx")
    {
        if($("#securityCode").val().length == 4)
        {
            return true;
        }
        else
        {
          return false;
        }
    }
    else
    {
        if($("#securityCode").val().length == 3)
        {
            return true;
        }
        else
        {
            return false;
        }
    }
});     
                       
        $('#form').validate({       
           
            rules: {
                 <%= cardholdername.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 1
                },
                 <%= address1.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 1
                },
                 <%= city.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 1
                },
                 <%= postcode.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true
                },
                 <%= ccMonth.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 2,                   
                    number: true,
                    monthValidator: true                  
                },
                 <%= ccYear.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 2,
                    number: true
                },
                 <%= securityCode.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 3,
                    number: true,
                    securityCodeValidator: true
                },
                <%= rblPaymentType.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: true
                },
                <%= cardnum.UniqueID %>: {
                required: true,
                number: true
                },
                <%= ddlCountry.UniqueID %>: 
                {                                         
                    dropDownValidator: true                 
                },
                <%= ddlState.UniqueID %>: 
                {                                         
                    dropDownValidator: true                 
                }
            },
            messages: {
                <%= cardholdername.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please provide your Cardholder Name",
                    minlength: "Your Cardholder Name must be at least 1 characters long" 
                },
                <%= address1.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please provide your Address1",
                    minlength: "Your Address1 must be at least 1 characters long" 
                },
                <%= city.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please provide your City",
                    minlength: "Your City Number be at least 1 characters long" 
                },

                <%= postcode.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please provide your Postal Code"
                },
                <%= rblPaymentType.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please select Credit Card Type"
                },
                <%= ccMonth.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please confirm your Credit Card Month",
                    minlength: "Your Credit Card Month must be at least 2 digits long",
                    number: "Provide only digits for the month",
                    monthValidator: "Invalid Month"                 
                },
                <%= ccYear.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please confirm your Credit Card Year",
                    minlength: "Your Credit Card Year must be at least 2 digits long",
                    number: "Provide only digits for the year"
                },
                <%= securityCode.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please confirm your Security Code",
                    minlength: "Your Security Code must be at least 3 digits long",
                    number: "Provide only digits for the security code",
                    securityCodeValidator: "Please provide 4 digits for AmEx card"
                },
                <%= cardnum.UniqueID %>: {
                    required: "Please enter your Credit Card number",
                    number: "Provide only digits for the credit card number"
                },
                <%= ddlCountry.UniqueID %>: {
                dropDownValidator: "Please Select Country"
                },
                <%= ddlState.UniqueID %>: {
                dropDownValidator: "Please Select State"
                }
            },
            errorElement: "li",
            errorLabelContainer: "#errorMessage",
            onsubmit: false

        });

        //validate on change

        $("#cardholdername").blur(function () {       
            var elemTest = $("#cardholdername").valid();
        });

        $("#address1").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#address1").valid();
        });

         $("#city").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#city").valid();
        });

        $("#ddlState").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#ddlState").valid();
        });

        $("#ddlCountry").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#ddlCountry").valid();
        });

        $("#postcode").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#postcode").valid();
        });

        $("#ccMonth").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#ccMonth").valid();                                  
        });

        $("#ccYear").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#ccYear").valid();
        });

        $("#securityCode").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#securityCode").valid();
        });

        $("#rblPaymentType").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#rblPaymentType").valid();
        });

        $("#cardnum").blur(function () {
            var elemTest = $("#cardnum").valid();
        });

        $("#cardnum").rules("add", {
        creditcard2:
                function () {
                    return $("#rblPaymentType input[type=radio]:checked").val();
         }
        });
};

function pageLoad()
{
    paymentpagevalidation();
}

Thanks & Regards,

Abdul Aleem Mohammad
St Louis MO - USA

jkirkerx3-May-12 19:50

jkirkerx

3-May-12 19:50

Tonight was my bowling night, and I left early today.

I can't see how that would work. Are you still using update panels?

I'll do you a favor, and rewrite your validation, so you can dump the microsoft validator and do pure jquery with update panels.

I just need to see the browser source code of the textboxes that makeup your credit card program, so I can get the id tags.

From there, you should be able to get an idea of how to use jquery to validate.

OK

indian1434-May-12 6:26