I got this code below working on local (using source code) perfectly fine. But when I published it on IIS7 the PDF is not showing anymore.. Is there a problem with the IIS or ?. . . I spent many days on this problem.
Moving a web project from test enviroment to the web server made this error occur whenever tehre’s an attempt to open a connection to the sql server.
Is there a way of setting the default unchecked value of a checkbox?
Am not using a databound control.
This is passing data from a form and would like it to pass false as opposed to null when unchecked.
I’ve created a Web Form using C# within Visual Web Dev 2010 Express and it contains text boxes / labels (based on check boxes) but when I run the code to fails on running the SQL command. I have gotten the code to work before using only 3 text boxes but doesn’t seem to work when I expand the code.
I’m building an ASP.NET MVC site where I plan to use Lucene.Net. I’ve envisioned a way to structure the usage of Lucene, but not sure whether my planned architecture is OK and efficient.
Trying to create a disabled textbox if the attribute [Editable(false)] is present on a property in the model.
I got a date format like:
What is a reliable way to detect someone’s browser and its version number? From what I’ve seen, things like the navigator object in JavaScript simply do not work toward this end, and neither do a lot of these really hacked-together solutions I’m coming across. There are one or two currently functional JavaScript code snippets I’ve come across that’ll tell me whether someone is using Firefox, Chrome, etc., but they don’t describe the version number of each browser. How can this be found, and how can it be done reliably? (The front-ends are a couple of Flex applications.)
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Consider a site used for an intranet which should also be accessible from the internet. On the intranet you want to use Windows Authentication and on the internet you want the users to access the site using forms authentication.