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Re: after postback font-sizes go crazy!!

Imran Khan Pathan21-Aug-07 3:52

21-Aug-07 3:52

Instead Of Response.Write , try this

Page.RegisterStartupScript("p", string.Concat("window.open(\"SearchResluts.aspx?KeyWord=", tbSearch.Text, "\",\"iContent\");"));

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Re: after postback font-sizes go crazy!!

Tarakeshwar Reddy21-Aug-07 3:56

Tarakeshwar Reddy

21-Aug-07 3:56

You should use RegisterClientScriptBlock instead. When you do a Response.Write the code gets written on top of the page and that affects the font sizes. When you use RegisterClientScriptBlock, the code goes into the HTML tag.

This code is for Asp.Net 2.0, if your using Asp.Net 1.1 then you will have to use Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock

StringBuilder strScript = new StringBuilder();
strScript.Append("<script language="javascript">window.open('FileToOpen.aspx');</script>");
ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(Page.GetType(), "subscribescript", strScript.ToString());

Tarakeshwar Reddy
MCP, CCIE Q(R&S)

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Re: after postback font-sizes go crazy!!

Ankur^\m/3-Dec-09 18:36

Ankur^\m/

3-Dec-09 18:36

When you use javascript using response.write,
the javascript is written before <doctype...> tag
That makes the browser ignore the
doctype, and the page is displayed in quirks mode.

The solution suggested above is the best way to do it.
There is also a workaround:
write response.write(<doctype.....>) code before response.write tag.
don't know how good this solution is, but it works perfectly well.

Video control in side a grid

kibromg21-Aug-07 3:37

kibromg

21-Aug-07 3:37

Hi All,

I would like to Embed a Window media player inside a gridView.

Here is the Window media player tag in HTML

<object

id="mediaplayer"

classid="clsid:22d6f312-b0f6-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95"

codebase="http: activex.microsoft.com="" activex=""
="" controls="" mplayer="" en="" nsmp2inf.cab#version="5,1,52,701"

STANDBY="Loading" microsoft="" windows="" media="" player="" components..."

type="application/x-oleobject">

<param name="fileName"
value="http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/radio/WMRadio7.mp3" />

<param name="animationatStart" value="true" />

<param name="transparentatStart" value="true" />

<param name="autoStart" value="true" />

<param name="showControls" value="true" />

How is that possible?

Thanks for your help.

Re: Video control in side a grid

Michael Sync21-Aug-07 4:23

Michael Sync

21-Aug-07 4:23

I think it is possible. What error are you getting??

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Re: Video control in side a grid

kibromg21-Aug-07 5:45

kibromg

21-Aug-07 5:45

Thanks for your response.
Here is the Error :

System.Web.UI.Webcontrols.datacontrolFieldCllection must have items of type 'System.UI.webControls.DataControlField' 'Object' is of type system.web.ui.objectTag'

I am just trying to put object code inside asp:griedview and coulmn template.

Thanks

Webservice

gauthee21-Aug-07 3:25

gauthee

21-Aug-07 3:25

Hi,

We got to convert a doc to pdf format for that we installed a printer and the conversion works fine

Now the same should be implemented through webservice, so we have sent the name of the file and the printer to the webservice and then print the document however the operation fails!

Are there any steps to be taken when implementing the same through webservice?
When checked the printer it shows different owner and port when trying to print through web service, is there a way that i can change these settings?

Thanks,

gauthee

Re: Webservice

Talal Sultan21-Aug-07 3:41

Talal Sultan

21-Aug-07 3:41

Maybe you are having a permissions problem? by default, the web service runs as user ASPNET on local machine. Probably that ASPNET doesn't have enough permissions to run the print job. What you could do is make ASPNET impersonate another user who has permissions to print...or you could give ASPNET those permissions. Or am I missing something?

Talal

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Re: Webservice

gauthee21-Aug-07 3:53

gauthee

21-Aug-07 3:53

thanks for the reply talal.
all permissions are given, to the printer aspnet is added with full permissions.
is there anything else that i missed?

gauthee

Re: Webservice

Talal Sultan21-Aug-07 4:33

Talal Sultan

21-Aug-07 4:33

hmm, well I don't know. I haven't done that before. How are you printing? Are you calling an application from your web service or is it the web service that is printing (from inside the code)?

Re: Webservice

gauthee21-Aug-07 5:40

gauthee

21-Aug-07 5:40

Printing - there is a printer driver installed in the machine i.e. novapdf printer

all i do is create a word object and use the print method to print the doc, prior to this i would set the printer as novapdf printer thats it!

gauthee

URL encryption

divyesh143221-Aug-07 2:43

divyesh1432

21-Aug-07 2:43

I want to encrypt an URL so that user cannot see the query string values and all that.

I think it can be done by writing some codes in Global.asax file but I cannot do so.

Help me out.

Thanks in advanced.

Divyesh

Re: URL encryption

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar21-Aug-07 2:51

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

21-Aug-07 2:51

You can use XCrypt from http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/xcrypt.asp[^]

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Re: URL encryption

divyesh143221-Aug-07 3:04

divyesh1432

21-Aug-07 3:04

sorry buddy that url does not exists.

thank you

divyesh

Re: URL encryption [modified]

John-ph21-Aug-07 4:56

John-ph

21-Aug-07 4:56

easy to undertstand and it Works fine.
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/TamperProofQueryString.asp[^]

Regards
John

Query String Weirdness

Sam Heller21-Aug-07 1:54

Sam Heller

21-Aug-07 1:54

The following code,

PageDetails.Request.QueryString.ToString()

Returns the following.

NewsID=66NewsID=66

Any ideas anyone?

Re: Query String Weirdness

Christian Graus21-Aug-07 2:12

Christian Graus

21-Aug-07 2:12

I take it the newsId only appears in there once ? Why are you calling ToString ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Re: Query String Weirdness

Sam Heller21-Aug-07 3:51

Sam Heller

21-Aug-07 3:51

The query string is http://localhost:49614/WebSite4/Default.aspx?NewsID=66

Will ToString() have any affect? ie a doubling effect?

Re: Query String Weirdness

Talal Sultan21-Aug-07 2:28

Talal Sultan

21-Aug-07 2:28

Calling the ToString() method will return a string representation of QueryString which is a NameValueCollection. I would guess that you have passed the same parameter twice to the page URL with the same value?

Talal

Re: Query String Weirdness

Michael Sync21-Aug-07 2:40

Michael Sync

21-Aug-07 2:40

hum? I don't think it's strange. "NewsID=66NewsID=66" is something that you pass it to this page..

Steps to reproduce this ~

#1. Create web project
#2. Write the following code in Page_Load.

string a = Request.QueryString.ToString();<br />
        Response.Write(a);

#3. Run the application. (Observe: You will see nothing since there is nothing in parameter.)

#4. Type Like that "http://localhost:49614/WebSite4/Default.aspx?NewsID=66NewsID=66" in browser. (Note: Website4 should be the name of your website.)

You will see the following in your page.
NewsID=66NewsID%3d66

If you use this codeRequest.QueryString.ToString();, you will get all parameters. If you wanna get individual one, use like that "Request.QueryString[0]"

Let me know if I miss something..

Re: Query String Weirdness

Sam Heller21-Aug-07 3:52

Sam Heller

21-Aug-07 3:52

The query string is as follows

The query string is http://localhost:49614/WebSite4/Default.aspx?NewsID=66

As copied from the URL

Re: Query String Weirdness

Michael Sync21-Aug-07 4:14

Michael Sync

21-Aug-07 4:14

Sam Heller wrote:
The query string is http://localhost:49614/WebSite4/Default.aspx?NewsID=66

No.. I have tried with your querystring. (Environment: Windows Vista, Visual Studio 2005 C#) I got only

NewsID=66

. I suggest you to create new project and try again... If you still getting this issue, show us the sample code.

Textbox

karthave21-Aug-07 1:38

karthave

21-Aug-07 1:38

How to access the value in a textbox given in a particular page to another page?

Re: Textbox

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar21-Aug-07 1:41

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

21-Aug-07 1:41

If you are posting it, then access via Request.Form["textboxname"].

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Re: Textbox

Christian Graus21-Aug-07 2:05

Christian Graus

21-Aug-07 2:05

You can put the data in the session, put it on the URL, or use a cross page postback ( I never use those, they are a hack )

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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