ASP.NET

Franco Cipriano30-May-12 10:35

Franco Cipriano

30-May-12 10:35

Thanks for the reply. I tried using literal, but I am getting an error

Quote:
Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list.

in this line

output.Text = string.Format(@"<input id=""RowIndex{0}"" type=""radio"" name=""radSelect"" value=""{0}"" checked=""checked"" />");

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 10:41

30-May-12 10:41

Franco Cipriano wrote:
output.Text = string.Format(@"<input id=""RowIndex{0}"" type=""radio"" name=""radSelect"" value=""{0}"" checked=""checked"" />");

You forgot to mention the string to be replaced in {0}

Something like:

string.Format("Hi {0}", "there!"); // gives "Hi there!"

Sandeep Mewara
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Franco Cipriano31-May-12 4:44

Franco Cipriano

31-May-12 4:44

Thanks so much! problem solved!

Sandeep Mewara31-May-12 5:06

get the file path in web project when running unit test project

31-May-12 5:06

Good to know! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Sandeep Mewara
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siva45530-May-12 0:34

siva455

30-May-12 0:34

Actually im getting error when the below code is executed from unit test project...
where import is an xml file in the below code..
XmlTextReader importReader= new XmlTextReader(System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath("~/Content/Importcontent/import"));
the above code is present in one of the methods in different project(class library) which is used in test method in the unit test project
where as the above path is present in web project.
and the value of the
System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath("~/Content/Importcontent/import")
is null..ie unable to get the complete path of the file i guess bcos the hostingenvironment is not running(web project)
The above code is working fine when running from the webproject ie it returns the exact path.
whereas returning null value when running from test project.
please let me know how to fetch the file path(where file is present in web project) when running from test project.

Re: get the file path in web project when running unit test project

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 2:26

Restrict object's properties to be added in ASP.NET application state

30-May-12 2:26

Either you need to copy the file in bin/root folder of your test project to access OR give an absolute path of the file to access.

Sandeep Mewara
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Tesic Goran29-May-12 20:20

Tesic Goran

29-May-12 20:20

I have some objects I should add to ASP.NET application state. Of course, I can add the object as a whole. The class that object belongs to have some properties and all of them will be added with the object to the application state.

But, is there a way to mark some properties of the class to not be included in adding object to the application state? I've thought about writing attribute, but am not sure if it will work.

Thank you for any suggestion.

Autocomplete with multiple values in ASP.NET

VisualLive29-May-12 18:40

VisualLive

29-May-12 18:40

Hi All,
i would like to do (ASP.NET-AJAX with C# )an autocomplete search textbox(like Google search) that give the user to choose more than one value to research in DataGrid as follows :

1 | 2 | 3
Rome,Paris,New York

when the user insert the first value can have also the possibilities to insert the second value value and so on ... then the datagrid can show all result requested and preferably i should do it in C# .

DO you have any idea how i can do it??

Thanks so much for your attention

Cheers Smile | :)

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 2:29

30-May-12 2:29

You can use this control(Multiselect Dropdown for Web Applications[^]) coupled with AJAX calls to make it as an autocomplete list. Based on the text entered, filter the datasource of the checkboxlist and once the values are selected, use the selected values as a folter for your grid.

Try!

Sandeep Mewara
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VisualLive30-May-12 23:21

VisualLive

30-May-12 23:21

Thanks Sandeep,
it is a good example but i can not filter the checklist box meantime i am inserting the value in the textbox...anyway i am trying to repair this error if you have any suggestion i will be so gratefel.

Thanks a lot.
Smile | :)

Cheers

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 23:35

30-May-12 23:35

What error?

You have to further customize what I have shared as per your need.

Sandeep Mewara
[My last tip/trick]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]

VisualLive31-May-12 16:38

VisualLive

31-May-12 16:38

hi,
not error in the project on codeproject but in my project that meantime i insert the value in the textbox i want the checkboxlist work likes the Autocomplete but it doesn't that so ai m trying to complete this issue.
Thanks so much for your help .
Smile | :)

Grid-View Ajax style

hrishi32129-May-12 6:23

hrishi321

29-May-12 6:23

Hello All,

I am very confused to choose among many ways to do a task efficiently. Please suggest me the best way to do the following..

All I want is to "search a sql-database and show up the result in a grid". Note that each row would have an image, a link and some text.

My main check points are
1) Ajax-style grid: On pressing next-page, only the grid should be updated not the whole page

2) Client side pagination: Since the search result might be huge, on each time pressing the next-page, I want to get only the specified rows from the server. NOT THE WHOLE SEARCH RESULT- WHICH WOULD SLO DOWN MY INITIAL GRID SHOWING

.....
Solution Options:::
I am new to web-programming. While browsing through I got the following points...But i am not able to put them all together and somehow i am not confident about it..very much confused what to use and what not to... please help!!!
1) asp.net ajax toolkit
2) use a simple way to create a table with many rows in client side using java script, and get the data form server using AJAX writing the all code of myself. But in this case i need to have a way of pagination if myself
3) etc (may be many other solutions exist)

Practically, there may be many pros and cons which I am unaware of. I am looking for something efficient and easy to use. May be less code.

technology: vs2008/2010, Ajax/Jquerry/JS, sql-db... since havent started teh project I am open to any technology which gives the best solution.

thanks in advance Smile | :)

Re: Grid-View Ajax style

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 2:34

30-May-12 2:34

hrishi321 wrote:
I am looking for something efficient and easy to use. May be less code.

Based on the following parameters, my suggestions would be:
1. Use a DataGrid and not a simple table to avoid extra code
2. Implement server side pagination such that each page is fetched on-demand
3. Use client side techniques to update the grid - jQuery AJAX, ASP.NET AJAX, Callback, WebMethods, etc.

One mistake in your question: "Client-side pagination" => that means whole data in one go and on page change no data fetched from server. That would not be needed.

Sandeep Mewara
[My last tip/trick]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]

log messages in web form

sc steinhayse29-May-12 4:43

Re: log messages in web form

29-May-12 4:43

From the microsoft site, I can see you can use the log property of the datacontext object for debugging linq to sql in a visual studio.net 2010 web form application. From what I have seen on the internet, you can do a console.out to any instance of a textwriter. This would be for a windows application.

How would you accomplish this task for a web form 2010 C# application?

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 2:37

Re: log messages in web form

30-May-12 2:37

If you want to DEBUG, try this: LINQ to SQL Debug Visualizer [^]

Sandeep Mewara
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sc steinhayse30-May-12 9:35

Re: log messages in web form

30-May-12 9:35

Can the linq to sql visualizer debugger be used with Visual studio.net 2010? If so, can you tell me if there is any special setup and/or configuration I need to follow to use this visual debugger?

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 10:05

30-May-12 10:05

Did you even try ?

Sandeep Mewara
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linq in web form

sc steinhayse29-May-12 4:42

29-May-12 4:42

I am working with visual studio.net 2010 for a C# 2010 web form application. I would like to use the linq to sql visualier so I can see the generated sql while I am in debug mode.

From what I have seen on the internet, the linq to sql debug visualizer work for visual studio.net 2008.

You can find the reference for linq to sql debug visualizer in the following link:

http://www.manuelabadia.com/blog/PermaLink,guid,9160035f-490f-46bd-ab55-516b5c7545af.aspx

However does this visualizer work for visual studio.net 2010? Is there anything special I need to do to make this visualizer work for vs 2010?

Re: linq in web form

Sandeep Mewara30-May-12 2:41

30-May-12 2:41

You can find both dll as well as the source code of it here: LINQ to SQL Debug Visualizer[^]

It should work with VS2010 too. Just make sure you paste it in the correct directory. It looked like Scott was actively working for new versions too (based on comments). Try out.

Sandeep Mewara
[My last tip/trick]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]

Re: linq in web form

sc steinhayse30-May-12 9:31