What’s the difference between compilation debug=”false” and Release mode?
In ASP.NET, what’s the difference between building a project with in the Web.config and with Release mode in the Configuration Manager?
In ASP.NET, what’s the difference between building a project with in the Web.config and with Release mode in the Configuration Manager?
I have a path string like c:usertesttest.jpg, how can I make it c:\user\test\test.jpg?
When programmatically adding user controls using LoadControl(string path), when, in the user control’s page life cycle, does it initialize its sub-controls with its viewstate?
I have run into what seems to be a very famous problem: My updatepanel fires a full postback instead of a async postback. The normal solution is to give all controls you add dynamically an ID, which I have done, but I still get a full postback instead of my async postback…
I’ve got two projects: a .Net 4.0 Console Application and an Asp.Net 4.0 Website (they are in the same solution). Now I’d like to include the console application (its .exe) in the web application, because I need to run it on the server when the user clicks on a certain button.
I’m looking for ideas and opinions here, not a “real answer”, I guess…
Server controls like Image.ImageUrl make this very easy, but trying to achieve the same thing in code behind to an IMG html control is not that straightforward.
I have a c# function for producing thumbnail images, these images are displayed on web-page i.e ASP.net
So how would i programtically call this back-end function let say everyday at 16:00 or at 3:00.
I’m trying to open the web configuration so I can encrypt/decrypt it but it’s failing. I’m doing this on Web Developer 2010 Express on my desktop where I setup a website as a filesystem. Here are the ways I’ve tried.
In a recent sharepoint project, I implemented an authentication webpart which should replace the NTLM authentication dialog box. It works fine as long as the user provides valid credentials. Whenever the user provides invalid credentials, the NTLM dialog box pops up in Internet Explorer.