I have seen a couple threads about this, but am not getting very straight answers in my searching. I have a web application that needs to take in doc, docx, xls, xlsx files and convert them into PDF. Right now we have a process that uses the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word library which opens up the document, prints it to a PS file, then GPL GhostScript converts the PS file into a PDF.
I have set up my website to use ASP.NET Membership. it all works fine when trying to use it on my development machine but when I put it on the web server and try to log in, I get this error :
i’m storing in HttpContext.Current.Session current user, SiteUser is single-tone class that presents current active siteuser, and when he logged i’m creating new SiteUser() in controller and in constructor adding him to the session:
How to assign a master page to a existing .aspx page ?
Do extension methods follow the object-oriented paradigm in C#?
I have few items in the listbox. When I select an item, I store it in a string for further use, but when I display that string value it is shown as null.
When you create a new web user control in visual studio it by default adds the Page_Load event. What is the advantage to using this rather than overriding the base OnLoad event on the control? Is it just that the Page_Load event fires before OnLoad?
Suppose I have the following:
I’d like to know how I can generate a temporary download address for my file for a limited time. I know that’s not the best practice and probably using HttpHandlers is the way to go according to http://www.devx.com/codemag/Article/34535/1954
But I’m curious to know how I can use urlrewriting to generate a file name using a GUID or some other cryptic naming technique and make it available for a limited time.
I’d appreciate if anyone points me a good article about it.
How do I redirect from one ASP.NET page to another (“Webform2.aspx”) by means of a button?