You can get some know how of RSS by doing some Googling. For example try Wikipedia to get an idea of RSS. In ASP.NET 4.0 there is built in support for doing RSS syndication. Use MSDN to find code samples to generate and read RSS.
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Simply place a content place holder in the head section of your master page. Then on your child pages go to design view and select header placeholder and choose custom contents and then provide your child related meta tags in there.
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Try using some encryption or obfuscation method to secure your client side javascript.
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Place it in web.config in app settings section. Then you will be able to read it easily in code like
ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["YourApplicationName:VersionInfo"]
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I believe you will be required to have your custom SMS server type thing. For example some custom piece of software running on some septate machine that could pick alerts from your online database after certain intervals and the flush them out in SMS form. BTW you can also do another trick and that is if your mobile service providers support Email message using mobile phone number then you can simply trigger an Email with mobile number as to address while message content in subject of Email. This Email will be delivered as SMS.
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Try mapping virtual path to physical path using Server object. For example where you are doing
string pathName = "\\td47vc\\public\\Joe\\ASP\\Test";
instead do it something like
string pathName = Server.MapPath("~/Joe/Asp/Test.csv");
Where you need to make sure you are passing correct virtual path to MapPath call. You need to specify it relative to your application root.
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Hello Folks I am looking for some suggestions about source control hosting, preferably SVN with some bug tracking software(like Bugzilla). Right now I am reviewing Assembla and XPDEV. Requirements are to get low cost hosting for a small team of less then 10 developers. XPDEV package for small teams seems more appealing to me while on the other hand Assembla seems more mature. I looked into LIMITED METERED package of assembla but it seems little bit too tight. Is there any one who have some experience with these sites. I would be thankful if you can share your experience with me. Any suggestions about any other good, reliable and low cost SVN hosting for small teams. Here are the requirements Users: less then 10 Source Control: SVN BUG Tracking System Required: Yes Maximum Number of Projects and repos: less then 5 Thanks Mazhar
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Code sample is not possiable because right now I am away from my desktop, here is a PHP example link. It will give you enough idea about solution http://bytes.com/topic/php/answers/447768-how-do-you-get-list-all-dates-between-two-dates-more-than-day-apart[^]
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Right now I am at some remote location so its not possible for me to provide some of my own code sample rather I googled and found a suitable example you can try that http://msdotnetsupport.blogspot.com/2009/04/converting-blob-data-from-sql-server-to.html[^]
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debug it carefully sounds like something is getting mixed up most probably scripts.
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Databinding is a great feature, a base to zero code tricks. If you follow rules properly you will found it very helpfull and very thin front end pages.
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This will require every client using page with user control must have .NET installed.
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try putting some javascript to change foucs on OnClientClick event of OK button
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in page load method put following code
ddlEmp.Attributes.Add("onchange","showAlert(this)");
then add following javascript on your page
function showAlert(ele)
{
alert(ele.value);
}
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Try alternating row template with repeater and output desired HTML.
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.NET 3.5 WCF provides syndication support for RSS/ATOM feeds. All you need is to create a SyndicationFeed object with available URL and it will read ever thing from desired URL. Then you bind readed items to some repeater and render them in some suitable form.
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Normally when storing images in databases blobs are used. Simply load data in memory stream and then create bitmap object from that stream, save a temp image and built a URL to that new temp image and then anchor it on desired location.
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No, javascript is mandatory for AJAX and must be enabled on browser.
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HTML elements containing runat server attribute can be accessed on server side. You can give a try by providing id and runat=server on your table being added.
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make sure flash plugin is installed on fire fox.
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