I have a directory ‘Folder’ with many subdirectories inside this directory. Inside every subdirectory there are many images. I want to loop through subdirectories in the ‘Folder’ directory, then loop through all images in every directory to export the images out to Excel, with images from each subdirectory in one Excel worksheet.
How can I repeat the header row after each row of gridview?
In ASP.Net, I am trying to get the UserId (i.e., the user GUID) of the user that just logged on, in the LoggedIn event of the Login control. That is, I want to grab the UserId before the user is moved to to the next page. This is the code I am using:
I’d like to web-scrape the html as seen in the source code of the web-browser, for this url “https://portal.tirol.gv.at/wisPvpSrv/wisSrv/wis/wbo_wis_auszug.aspx?ATTR=Y&TREE=N&ANL_ID=T20889658R3&TYPE=0”.
How can I deploy an asp.net application to the root of an IIS6 webserver? All the applications I’ve deployed before have been in directories, such as http://www.example.com/app1/. To deploy that for the first time, I’ve always just gone to the IIS manager, and selected “Create Application” in the properties for that folder.
I have a problem with the navigation in my ASP.NET (Framework 4) web project. I have a login field on the master-page. The master-page contains also one ContentPlaceHolder which dynamically includes other aspx pages. I start on page “a” and navigate to page “b”. When I log in on page “b”, an additional node in my navigation becomes visible. Now to my problem: When I push the “history-back”-button from the browser the additional node disappears on page “a”.
I am using ASP.NET’s data caching API. For example:
I’ve been using the LongURL.org API for expanding short URLs. The great thing about this service is that it returns a long URL, the title of the actual page and meta-info.
What I want to achieve is simple: