We've been evaluating Livezilla. It's free and open source. Eventually we plan to use it on our website but for now it works as a great internal chat.
don't sweat the petty stuff and don't pet the sweaty stuff!
We've been evaluating Livezilla. It's free and open source. Eventually we plan to use it on our website but for now it works as a great internal chat.
don't sweat the petty stuff and don't pet the sweaty stuff!
I was handed an amazingly sloppy site. I've been correcting pieces of it as I go along but their aren't enough hours in the day. Since this issue came up I added some logic to determine if in fact the cart is populated. but the bigger problem is that we show no errors when users are placing items into the cart which is stored in "in proc session" and then at a later time we try to access the session contents and the session is not present. We have a Serializable Cart class and we stored the class instance in session. We also determined that the session was not dropped due to timing out. I'm at a loss...
We're running asp.net 1.1 on iis 6.0 and we're running into all kinds of problems with our in proc sessions. Last week we had a user that actually had an element another users shopping cart and it did not contain what the user had entered. This week we had two orders come thru with 0 items due to dropped session. The users assured us that they had not been on the website for the alloted session timeout. Nothing changed programmaticly for this section of our site. Any Idears?
hey guys... My question involves deploying my website to the production server. I created a small batch file that copies all of the nessisary files over to the other server and ithat is working nicely. what isn't working nicely is that i lose my session state every time i run the update script. the session state id is remaining the same but all other data is gone. any idears? andrew
I would like to configure a web project with truly relative file and image pathz. regardless of server name or application name. I used to use"../dir_name/file_name" however an organizational shift forced me to move my entire directory structure down one level. instead of modifying "../dir_name/file_name" to "../../dir_name/file_name" i was attempting to use something like... [and /Images/image_file.gif"> I again get nothing but if I set ImageUrl in the c# code behind using a variation of the line above it workz. Can anyone explain either which part of my syntax is wrong or why you can use this function sometimes but not other times. Thanks, D](<%=Request.ApplicationPath%>/Public/Home.aspx)