Garbled httpWebResponse string when posting data to web form programmatically
I tried to search previous discussion about this issue but I didn’t find one, maybe it’s because I didn’t use right keywords.
I tried to search previous discussion about this issue but I didn’t find one, maybe it’s because I didn’t use right keywords.
As that web-standards geek I am, I dislike the default <form runat="server"> that surrounds my entire webpages. I’ve seen many ASP.NET based webpages that don’t have these, so it seems like it can be removed without taking away any functionality. How?
I created a new database (AC_2012) on my localhost in SQL Server 2008 Management Studio.
I have a fillable pdf. In which i have few textboxes.
I’m storing DataTable in ASP .NET Cache property. Operations that can be done on that DataTable are:
I have two domains. Something like:
I am having problems with this grid view. I am populating it with a query. However, it will not populate or even appear if I use a while(reader.Read()) structure. Without the while structure, it works fine. However, I need to access two specific fields. The code is below.
I want to allow anonymous users to browse only few files like default.aspx, aboutus.aspx, contactus.aspx etc. Is there a way to write all these file names in one place or I will have to repeat the below code again and again for all the files?
I am developing a website where in user is required to login to the system to be able to use it. The current functionality is:
When user enters username and password, a check is made in DB to check if that user exists and if he has entered a correct password.
Only then allow that user to login.
I believe I have disabled the view state on all controls as well as the page itself, but the querystring still contains the __viewstate and __eventvalidation parameters.