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I have a large enterprise website, which was build and published as precompiled / nonupdatable. Now I have an issue that is happening only at one customer site. So, I wanted to create a simple test.aspx file inside the website in question, and run it at the customer site -- without having to recompile and re-publish the original website. Is there any workaround to achieve this?
Below is the error that received when I copy and try to run my test.aspx page:
The file '/MyWebApp/test.aspx' has not been pre-compiled, and cannot be requested.
Environment is: Windows 2008 R2 - 64bit OS
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Yes possible, first publish on your local environment then copy the compiled page on specific local and reference dll in bin. I would be worked.
Thanks,
Parwej
Parwej Ahamad
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Greetings and Salutations:
I'm a junior level developer seeking to continue my career in software development. To that end I've created my own website and posted a few small applications, to demonstrate my skills. I'd like to get some [constructive] feedback on my work, but I'm not sure which thread I should post the link to my site in. Would it be OK to post here? If not, could someone suggest where the best place to post would be?
Andre
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OK with me, but ask Richard, he's the authority.
It is the discussion of asp.net.
Post your best code snippet that your proud of, and we'll tear it apart.
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This place is fine to post code review questions.
You can try Quick questions as well.
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This is the website I build. The link is direct to the demos page, but feel free to look around the site and offer suggestions:
http://xtraordinayr.net/CVAppsDemoIntroPage.aspx[^]
I appreciate any suggestions that are constructive and will help me enhance my skills. Thanks.
Andre
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That's pure HTML, Static - No functionalities.
1. All pages are under constructions – there is nothing to look for on them
2. Look and Feel is not nice at all – I suggest you visit website that gives free templates for ideas. You can use them or get the idea on how to structure your site. I leant a lot from them
3. Your site also doesn’t fit on my screen. Resolution not good, I dislike vertical scrolling.
4. You menu keep swapping around when I going to a different page, I recommend using controls for menus or work with Master Pages.
- Do as someone above has suggested, paste your code that want to be reviewed.
I remain joe!
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Your still at the amateur level.
Not even close to something someone would pay for.
Well, you have no design skills, you should of just copies another website look and feel.
You don't understand CSS, that's why the site won't fit on my monitor
You don't understand font sizes, and using a master CSS file to set the initial font size, and sizing other fonts from there, or using em such as 0.8em
It has nothing to do with ASP.net, Just looks like HTML to me, but I looked at the source and saw you used LinkButtons to make the menu on the left.
[Suggestions]
I think you have misinterpreted the use of ASP.Net.
You should go back and learn how to make a website first using HTML and CSS, and then choose a technology after that.
Hone your knowledge of HTML and design first, or just stick to writing code, and not HTML. Then you'll be a master at it.
I was expecting some good looking code or scripts or something.
[edit]
Here's a great place to learn web design and CSS in 30 days
http://learncss.tutsplus.com/[^]
modified 22-Jul-13 15:32pm.
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Changing the argument values without changing the signature of a method is not overloading.
A CV objective and lists of skills are not articles.
ArrayLists aren't really best practice now that generics are available. (List<string>, List<int>). Failing to use generics when you say that you know .Net 3.5 and 4.0 is not good.
Using poorly named embedded styles like style11 does not show a high level of CSS knowledge. Well named styles broken out into a separate CSS file is a better idea.
Your apostrophes don't look like apostrophes. You probably did a copy paste from word and got mangled smart quotes.
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Check my article in my signature on some general code review checklist for developers.
My Reading-o-Meter
Previous -> Read "CLR via C#" by Jeffrey Richter.
Current -> Exploring WCF thru Apress' "Pro WCF" by Chris Peiris and Dennis Mulder.
Next -> Need to read "The Art of Computer Programming" by Donald E. Knuth.
My blog - My recent article
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I want to open an application which is developed in ASP.net using C# in PC when connecting a PDA device via USB connection.
Question is:
1. How do i check the particular USB device has connected?
2. how do i launch the specific application when connecting a particular USB?
NOTE: Using VB.net using C# or ASP.net using C#.
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When i made change DB_Schema model it's give me an error
"Cannot drop database because it is currently in use"
I am using EF code first and MVC4.
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This happens because EF drops the database and and recreate it each time you make a modification, and there is an open connection to this database. Try to close it using the analysis tool.
Help people,so poeple can help you.
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How does localhost get its ID number in asp.net?
I have a question about ASP.NET and running test web sites locally.
I have written two asp.net web sites for testing purposes. One works and the other one fails. The one that fails does not give any useful diagnostic information.
Can you tell me how these id’s are generated that are alongside the localhost: url?
<a href="http://www.fislam.com/mybb_1610/Upload/images/localhost.PNG">http://www.fislam.com/mybb_1610/Upload/images/localhost.PNG</a>[<a href="http://www.fislam.com/mybb_1610/Upload/images/localhost.PNG" target="_blank" title="New Window">^</a>]
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Those are port numbers, which are assigned dynamically when you run a site using IIS Express or the Visual Studio development server. The port number is random, and will probably change each time you close and reopen the project.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Just upon observation this week, while working with multiple project, I noticed that each project seems to have its own port number associated with it.
There's a property called port number, and use dynamic ports under it.
You might want to play around with it, underneath somewhere deep, you may find the entry in a config file or something.
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Hello everyone,I'm trying to get the file name of unique txt extension file but there is a problem with the implemeting the path of file?
String path= "C:\\Users\\FT\\Desktop\\DosyaAktarim";
String[] files = System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(path, "*.txt");
Response.Write(files);
This way is useless or not ? and why the Visual Studio giving an error about the path is there any mistake with the implementation ???
Thanks for help 
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Member 10084999 wrote: Visual Studio giving an error about the path
Please show the exact error message you receive.
Use the best guess
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It is always best to check the documentation first.
Use the best guess
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It looks like you're trying to access a UNC path. The path needs to start with \\, but for a C# string, you need to escape the \ character. Therefore, your path should be:
string yol = "\\\\10.8.15.20\\DosyaAktarim";
Alternatively, you could use a verbatim string[^]:
string yol = @"\\10.8.15.20\DosyaAktarim";
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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How Do I Include References in an ASP.NET web site?
In a typical C# program, when you want to include a name space, it is fairly easy to inculde the reference in the Visual Studio project.
I am trying to rebuild a asp.net C# web site from scratch -- that is modeled after an already existing asp.net C# web site. In the preexisting project, the .aspx files have tags such as "<asp:..." and "<tel:..." and "<sue:...". I understand that the <asp,,,> components probably do not need any special declaration and the project will run fine immediately after construction. I also unserstand what the "tel" tags are for (it is for a plug-in that is part of a third party compoenent that actually adds content to Visual Studio so that I can create a new project of that type).
But the "sue" referrs to a dll that is proprietory to where I work. I need to include that DLL (and/or pdb file) in a new project. How do I do this?
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I think it is custom control,add it in your custom tool box ,
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