hi the application pool is always run. when the process is stopped the secondary thread is working to finish it's task. when it finish it's task the result must be saved on application state or database or hard disk It is only an idea and I have not implement it yet. hope to help you another solution: you can use Ajax and a httphandler(it can be your page) without any submit and any multithreading. (I think it is better than previous approach)

Mohammad Khansari

hi yes ;)

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hi You should know how the native asp.net httpmodules were registered to the websites and register your own like them I think that they were registered in Machine.config file Hope to be useful

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modified on Thursday, January 7, 2010 3:11 AM

Hi You can use multithread programming and Ajax(to inform work complete) Multithreading: when the server recieves the client's request , the web application delegates a secondary thread to do time consuming task and responses the client to be waiting. Ajax: the client callbacks every 10 minutes(for example) to the server to inform whether the task is completed or not Hope to be useful

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hi it never works you show the progress bar at server side and hide it at server side you must study more about it http://www.asp.net/Ajax/Documentation/Live/overview/UpdateProgressOverview.aspx[^]

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first I want you to answer my question Q - how does your login button works? when you click on the button what happens. the form would be submitted Or a XmlHttpRequest (Ajax)would be sent to server for login action (I answered this situation later) -------------- about first situation if form submit is occurred you can not use a progress bar(show an image) to show progress because whole of your page would be refreshed. I think that you must study more about HTML and Http to understand what happen when the form submitted Hope to be useful

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I think that your login button works by Ajax If I think true if your login button is a asp.net control you can use OnClientClick property and set it by a javascript function name

I emitted other irrelevant properties in the pervious code if your login button is a HTML control you can use onclick property

and in loginFun you show the progress bar

function loginFun()
{
[Your codes]
document.getElementById("progressBar").style.display="inline";
}

and when your ajax response is recieved you can use this javascript code to hide that

document.getElementById("progressBar").style.display="none";

hope to be useful

Mohammad Khansari

hi I don't know FieldSet control but I know how to insert a controls at runtime You can use Page Controls property.

Panel panel=new Panel();
this.Controls.Add(panel);

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hi you can verify a session by SessionID those sessions differs on SessionID Hope to be useful

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Hi see that similar question This[Open in new window]

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It's better to use display stead of visibility insert following code in Page_Load hide the button

this.Button1.Style.Add("display", "none");

show the button

this.Button1.Style.Add("display", "inline");

hope to be useful for you

Mohammad Khansari

Hi How do you hide the button? if you set Visible to false the button's does not be inserted into page you should hide the button using javascript code and css property.

Mohammad Khansari

Hi If you want other elements fill the row's room you must use

obj.style.display="none";

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Hi It is valid to use session for that.

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Hi

<a href="javascript:test()">
Click Me...
</a>
<script>
function test()
{
alert("Thanks.");
}
</script>

Mohammad Khansari

Set that function public

public void funName()
{

}

Mohammad Khansari

Hi You can use ajax. when the ajax response recived you can use this javascript code

var pp = window.open('', '','left=0,top=0,toolbar=0,scrollbars=1,status=1');
pp.document.body.innerHTML += cPrint;
pp.document.close();
pp.focus();
pp.print();

"cPrint" is the document text.

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Hi String is a .net data type string is a C# data type I think that there is no difference. My Reason: right click on the string and select "Go To Definition" from string's context menu it refers to String definition

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You can create a static class that contains SessionIDs and UserIDs(or IPAddresses) that logged on and use that for checking log-on. like static class SessionList { static ArrayList Sessions; ... } OR You can use Applications State for that

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Hi Why did not you deny that log-on when someone have logged on via that account already?

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