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I exactly took the same steps.
I've puzzled about this. And it only occurs in Class Libraries. System.Web is normal in web sites.
Before that in VS 2010, there was no problem in adding and using System.web components to Class Libraries.
Life is short and the art is long.
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I never seen such bug you report here...
All I can tell you that I'm using VS 2013 Premium with Update 2...
Maybe a clean install can help you...
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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Thank you.
I tried it.
Again I will uninstall and repeat it.
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Does your project's "Target Framework" have the words "Client Profile" at the end? This was a subset of the full framework in 3.5 / 4.0 which doesn't include any of the ASP.NET stuff:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc656912%28v=vs.110%29.aspx[^]
Try changing the target framework to the full framework from your project's properties page, or the drop-down list at the top of the "new project" dialog.
"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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I firstly looked at it. But it was normal .net 4.0.
I suppose the reason of it was up to my laptop's configuration or an error during setup process. I will reinstall vs 2013 later. Now I'm again workin in vs 2010 in order to finish my other projects.
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Is there a way to scrape the output from Flash? The website I'm working with presents results in a Flash output, and I can't right-click and "View source".
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I haven't been able to find a way, so I'm approaching it from a different direction.
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
modified 31-Jul-14 7:33am.
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When the browser has been adjusted, page layout has been changed,How to disable this function?
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Go and learn CSS. When you have understood what CSS is, you can control and manipulate to your heart's desire the look, feel and responsiveness of any website you are responsible for designing..
modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.
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Did you try reading the documentation[^]?
"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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It may be as easy as just not using the associated class designations in your elements....
vbmike
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I wan to use a event calendar for my online reservation projects.Is there any api i should refer. Can anyone help me with this
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You can use a datepicker jqueryui plugin, example:
$(function() {
$( "#idDatePicker" ).datepicker();
});
The #idDatePicker will be an id of input tag. If you define this input type having date as type you can also simplify the date manipulation on jscript.
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You didn't mention about server-side things. You should search for jQuery plugins.
Check this one
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jqeventcalendar/[^]About wdCalendar: wdCalendar is a javascript event calendar, which is like google calendar , MS Outlook or iCal on Mac OS X. Easy to view, add, and drag-and-drop events. daily, weekly, monthly view supported. easy to integrate with php, asp.net, jsp and RoR.
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I've been working on an online reservation system and went with FullCalendar. It works well, and there's a fork for native Angular support:
http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/[^]
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how to store my html text box value in to database
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Your database, normally, is on the server side. You will therefore need to use a server-side language, such as PHP.
If you do this, then <form> will be one route. AJAX, another.
See here (and bookmark for future reference): http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_intro.asp[^] Use whatever tutorials are appropriate to your current level.
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Hello,
We have developed an desktop educational software using WPF/C# technology. The software will be used by School teachers and Parents. We are planning to make a web and mobile version of it. We have limited experience in web development. Some of the team members have limited knowledge on ASP.Net and I do not have experience in web technologies. I am evaluating the best platform to develop the web version of the application.
Looking at the trend, I see below technologies available.
1- Silverlight: Easier as we have experience in WPF. However, put limitation to install silverlight on the machine. Also, seems future of it not bright.
2. ASP.Net MVC5: might be useful as we are aware of the .Net/C#. Read that it's not the best for multiple browsers.
3. ASP.Net MVC5 + HTML5/CSS: Latest technology and provides nice webpage.
I am bit confused between a ASP.Net MVC5 and (ASP.net MVC5 + HTML5/CSS). Both the technologies are new to me and I have to learn and develop. I am more inclined towards (ASP.net MVC5 + HTML5/CSS) as it is the latest.
Looking forward to your views and also let me know if there is something better for a novice web developer.
Thanks!
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I want to develop webpages using dotnet with oracle database. Is there any utility available for generating .net program using a table/tables from oracle ? One or two oracle tables may be joined using a condition or a join can be used.
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ADO.NET supports Oracle databases already and LINQ is very useful at several levels of abstraction -- DataSets/DataTables/XML/etc. Oracle probably has a console for DB administration, but I do not use Oracle -- but there is an Oracle Provider native to the .NET system.
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Can anyone tell me what price range can i expect to pay for a website that features an email list (people sign in) and a donation button, thus it is able to take payments. Also, what is the specific skills, experience, and knowledge I should look for in a developer?
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A basic ASP.NET website will suffice for the generalized specification you are describing -- in fact, even a plain vanilla HTML server can achieve that with little difficulty. My site and domain run about $100/year and it includes 1 SQL Server database and also unlimited mySQL and Access databases and some decent amount of storage. It is not at all difficult for me to write all the code, do all of the ftp for updates, configure .NET, the DB and even the e-mail is simple to maintain.
Your description -- requires nothing fancy at all, beyond a professional look and feel and a little Javascript -- however -- the main thing to look out for is a developer that seems 'married' to a particular 3rd party codebase -- because it likely means that they do not fully comprehend the basic HTTP infrastructure at the core level. It is simply a text based intercommunications paradigm plied by 9 verbs in a client/server container. Call and response -- or, more precisely Request (client) and Response (server). So -- if you are told that you need some complex third party library to do that -- it might mean that your potential developer is either not as knowledgable, experienced or inclined to write the simple application that you are describing. There is a saying that you might be familiar with -- If the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail -- that applies here, too.
Starting at the beginning:
1. e-mail -- This is a benefit of two things...first, buy a domain name -- it is your site's 'space' and has the authority to generate e-mail addresses -- it is intrinsic to the domain. Second, your POP3 and/or IMAP and SMTP servers will be at your host's site, usually. So, get that domain hosted -- then you will have a domain and all the rights and benefits of that. Most hosting is one-stop -- you get your domain name, hosting and database from one place.
2. ASP.NET has a preference for SQL Server -- makes sense -- they are both Microsoft technologies. It should come as no great surprise then that there exists a command line tool to generate a SQL database for use with ASP.NET that includes tables for Applications, Users, Profiles...etc. It is the basic database that ASP.NET supports seamlessly and essentially automatically. I know that many developers do not even know that this tools exists, but -- it does and it works quite well for creating a basic database that is already connected to much of the code needed to operate the Membership.
3. The button you speak of -- could be as simple as HTML...HTML/Javascript...PayPal has an HTML button that can handle the entire process of donations, for example...provided that is all you require -- then you are done with the PayPal portion.
So...you are not asking for a lot, but I would recommend that you take some time to understand the major 'bullet points' with respect to HTTP and HTTPS. Everything else is built on that and most issues with websites are either poor design, poor implementation or a violation of HTTP rules.
There are some basic tools that most of us use -- Fiddler is one of the best that is still free and it can see -- pretty much everything -- the client and server interaction and it already understands the protocols used, regardless of the delivery vehicle. Browsers also have a decent complement of developer tools in them already. That part is your developer's preference and skill set. Some people do not care for ASP.NET and use Apache for their server's home, for example. They all must comply with the rules of HTTP/HTTPS --- they are protocols -- rules for communications.
So...get a developer that can obtain your domain name and hosting. Make sure that they have at least rudimentary database design and programming skills and also that they understand HTTP/HTTPS and Javascript. As far as the container for it -- ASP.NET/SQL Server will suffice -- so, if they use that, you are already good to go. In lieu of that, Apache/PHP/mySQL is another popular and capable container.
In my case, my host has a Control Panel where I update the sites I maintain, the e-mail, any SSL Certificates I use and basically manage the site/domain. Most developers I know work at places that either maintain their own domain, or have one hosted site. I use WinHost's Control Panel, Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio.
Personally, if I wanted one developer to manage all of that -- I would be very keen to find someone that was technically competent in all of these aspects, but -- most places have those responsibilities spread across a few people to several departments -- there is quite a bit to get absolutely correct, as I am sure you are aware. Not a big deal to small fish, but you are asking for something that -- at the Enterprise level spans a few departments.
Take heart, though. It is not so huge and daunting to everyone and you know -- you must trust the people that provide the parts that you cannot and probably, you already have a process for learning to trust someone -- I would use that. One last thing -- this site you are describing -- has already been written thosands of times -- the paradigm -- is ubiquitous. Beware of a developer that will simply steal someone else's exemplar and pass it off to you as theirs. There is -- alot of that going on and ultimately, whoever the domain lists as the cognizant authorities are responsible for the site and its content.
I wish you well.
Michael Blake,
http://jinzai-studio.net
modified 17-Jul-14 2:56am.
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Nice summary - I would only add that there is no need to separate out using SQL Server with ASP.NET/IIS and MySQL with PHP/Apache, as MySQL can work perfectly well with ASP.NET on a Windows server. An advantage of using MySQL is that it is easier to find (even) cheaper hosting options using it.
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Hello,
I want to develop a website for a shoe manufacture with the following support
1) Display the items based on categories
2) Item details
3) Login for retailers
4) online shopping support in future
5) It should work on all web browsers and its versions (ie5 to ie10, chrome, firefox(all version), safari(all version) etc)
6) Mobile platform (android, ios, etc)
7) iPad and notepads
Please help to chose the right technology which will be the best and easy to develop and maintain the web site? which also fulfills the above requirement
Technologies in my mind, but not sure which one to use
1) HTML & CSS
2) PHP,
3) Java
4) .Net
5) Javascript
6) Joomla
7) WordPress
8) Which DB to use
please let me know if i have missed other technologies
Help me to choose the right technology.
Regards,
Maha
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Member 9353776 wrote: 5) It should work on all web browsers and its versions (ie5 to ie10, chrome, firefox(all version), safari(all version) etc)
IE5?! You want to support a browser that was released 14 years ago, which has absolutely no support for modern standards? You'll struggle to even find a computer that will run it these days.
You'll have the same problem with supporting all versions of Firefox, Safari, etc. - they're so old that they don't support modern standards.
The only way to ensure that your site will work properly in all old browsers is to stick to extremely basic pages, with no script and no fancy layout. As soon as you start trying to make it look pretty, you can guarantee that it won't work as expected in at least one old browser version.
Trying to support all old versions of all browsers is an unrealistic goal. Unless you have specific data that shows your customers will be using anything else, you should only worry about the last two or three versions of the main browsers. The only time you'll typically encounter older versions is if your customers are using Firefox ESR[^], are stuck on Windows XP (which doesn't support anything later than IE8), or have a corporate policy which prevents them from upgrading IE.
"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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