I have a project requirement that we need to attach an HTML formatted log sheet to an email that gets sent to a user. I don’t want the log sheet to be part of the body. I’d rather not use HTMLTextWriter or StringBuilder because the log sheet is quite complex.
I’m creating a table inside a repeater programmatically. My problem is that the cells in the item template part don’t render properly. They are showing up as text nodes after the table’s markup. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get the table cells rendering properly?
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?
Is there an equivalent for MVC.NET’s OnActionExecuting in standard asp.NET? ?
I develop address control, which contains 2 DropDownLists (for cities and countries) and several TextBoxes. The second DropDownList DataSource depends on the first DropDownList DataSource.
I am trying to upload a file and save it’s binary content to my database field. Each time I try to save, it simply enters the database as 0x.
I’ve a ReportViewer(.rdlc) in my app. I want to show a datatable, which is generated dynamically from codebehind, in Reportviewer in Table object.
I am currently looking for some advise & help to how I can avoid people from accessing pages unless they are (1) Logged in , (2) Have the correct role to visit that page.
How do I achieve this:-
When user types character like 'abcd' and then '>'(an invalid character for my application), I want to set the text back to 'abcd'. Better if we can cancel the input itself as we do in winforms application. This should happen when user is typing and not on a click of button.