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Hello guys
Iam building a web application and i wonder if my pc was on a LAN can other computers on the same LAN open my application using a browser... like http://Ipaddress.... mypage.aspx
cuz i was trying to open my application from another computer on the lan, and i couldn't open it.
thanks in advance
Regards
Estarta
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It should work just fine. It could be your machine has a firewall. Also, in IIS unchceck the allow anonymous access check box.
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How can I stop my Dropdown from causing validation?
The dropdown has AutoPostBack = True. Every time I submit the form, the page is being validated from the top and therefore saving records fails 
Any ideas?
Thank you.
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Is the CausesValidation property of the dropdownlist set to False? It should default to false.
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The <asp:DropDownList> doesn't have that property At least the one I have doesn't have it.
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In asp.net 2.0 System.Web.Ui.WebControls.DropDownList does have the property. Which version are you using?
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Strange, I just tried this in a 1.1 app that I have and the dropdownlist did not cause the validation. Just a guess but do you have a custom validator without the control to validate property set?
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No I haven't. They all have the ControlToValidate property set. I'm still looking into it. It is very strange. Every time I try to submit the form, it restarts the page. Maybe this isn't due to the dropdown? I will investigate..
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I'm trying to use the vid2swf component[^], but I get an error message when I try to call the ConvertFile method.
I have created a class Converter for the conversion, and I call the constructor with:
Converter converter = new Converter(Server.MapPath("Data/casablanca_finale.avi"), Server.MapPath("Data/casablanca_finale.flv"));
The constructor looks like this:
public Converter(string source, string destination) {<br />
_converter = new Project1.VideoConverter();<br />
_converter.ConvertFile(source, destination);<br />
}
When I call the constructor, I get the error "Error creating process : 2" at the line that calls ConvertFile.
I have checked that the paths sent to the constructor are correct. The source file exists. I have given full permission to the Data folder for the ASPNET account, so it shouldn't be any problem with file permissions.
I have googled the error message, which resulted in no hits at all.
Anyone got any idea what the source of the error is, or even what it means?
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It's amazing to see how much work some people will go through just to avoid a little bit of work.
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Guffa wrote: "Error creating process : 2"
Is that the full error message? Only reason I ask, is that whenever I've seen it before, it's been followed by "File not found", and has tended to be down to improperly referenced / GACed assemblies, or assemblies with "issues" 
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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Yes, that is the full error message.
Don't you just love it when you get a descriptive error message that immediately pinpoints the source of the error? 
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It's amazing to see how much work some people will go through just to avoid a little bit of work.
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how to use Ajax for Tab in Asp using Ajax 2.0
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how to display messagebox in active desktop in c# ASp.net
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Page.RegisterStartUpScript("alert","alert('This is a messagebox');");
Happy Coding
Best Regards,
Haissam Abdul Malak
My Blog
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I have a server side textbox. When the user leaves (onBlur) the textbox, how do I raise the click event of a server-side button?
Thanks.
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Try this C# code.
this.TextBox1.Attributes.Add("onBlur", @"document.getElementById('"+ this.Button1.ClientID +"').click();");
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You the man!!!!
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hi, im doing a web program in visual 2005. therefore, i can run the webpage on anywhere in my com rite coz it provides a server.
so i wanna test if it can run in wwwroot. i copy the folder into wwwroot. open my browser n type the address "localhost/myproject/index.aspx. what i got is an error msg saying "Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet" why is this so.
It also shows me this error:
"Line Number 1, Column 2:<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="index.aspx.cs" Inherits="index" %><br />
-^"
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The keyword is IIS configuration. Go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services. Here click on the plus sign next to your computers name, then next to Websites, and finally Default Website. Right click on your dictionary (in your case myproject), properties, and click the create button on the middle left side of the form. After that it should work fine.
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i tried tt. still same error 
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i try opening the web site in IIS with vs studio 2005. File->open web site->select local IIS tab->choose file.it it prompt me this msg "the site "http://localhost/webapp" has not been configured for use with asp.net 2.0. ms vs studio has been designed for user with asp.net 2.0. if not configure some features may make incorrect assumption, and pages designed with the tool may not render correctly.. so i click yes to configure now n it gave an error msg "configure web site "http://localhost/webapp" to asp.net 2.0 failed. you may need to manually configure this site for asp.net 2.0 in order for your site to run correctly"
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Then you should try configuring it manually, same steps then I wrote before (except rereading the post I realized I ment to write directory instead of dictionary, must have been tired...), open the tab ASP.NET (should be the last one), and there pick the correct version, beacuse I'm gusessing you have both 1.1 and 2.0 installed, and by default IIS configures the site for use with 1.1.
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yup have switch to asp.net 2.0..still could not work
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i've found the solution. The reason behind it was because I installed IIS after installation of framework. therefore, i uninstall(not repair) framework n reinstall it. Tks anyway guys.
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