ASP.NET

5-Mar-07 4:18

Hi,

I have a web application, in which user will be able to select different time slots like 10-11, 11-12 etc.
The problem is that i want to convert/store the data in users time format. ie when user select 10-11 ,and if the user is in any of Indian time zones,or in any other time zones i have to convert/store the data(10-11) to the corresponding time zone.
Is it possible in asp.net. will you guys please give any hints...

thanks in advance

sebastian

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.5-Mar-07 4:30

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

5-Mar-07 4:30

Always store time in the same zone, usually UTC. Only convert it for display.

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Sebastian T Xavier5-Mar-07 4:37

5-Mar-07 4:37

Thanks, but is there any specific method to convert it. or we manually convert it?

Thanks

Sebastian

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.5-Mar-07 4:52

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

5-Mar-07 4:52

DateTime.ToLocalTime and DateTime.ToUniversalTime. Beyond that you will have to use the Globalization classes.

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Sebastian T Xavier5-Mar-07 18:57

5-Mar-07 18:57

Thank you once again

sebastian

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar5-Mar-07 9:20

5-Mar-07 9:20

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Remote_Time_Zone.asp[^]

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Sebastian T Xavier5-Mar-07 18:56

Re: NUnit 1.5.1 for .Net 2.0

5-Mar-07 18:56

Thank You, vasu

Sebastian

NUnit 1.5.1 for .Net 2.0

chandler835-Mar-07 4:16

chandler83

5-Mar-07 4:16

Hi,

I am using NUnit 1.5.1 for testing ASP.Net 2.0 project. I have a anchor button which has postback events. There is a javascript embedded in to it. That java script should return me a href value.

My java script:

"javascript:WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions(new WebForm_PostBackOptions("OKButton$_Button", "", true, "", "", false, true))"

It seems NUnit is not working correctly for 2.0 framework versions.

Can you all plz help me. Cry | :((

Is there any other equivalent tools for testing ASP.Net 2.0 pages.

Thanks in advance.

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar5-Mar-07 9:22

Re: NUnit 1.5.1 for .Net 2.0

5-Mar-07 9:22

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182526(VS.80).aspx[^]

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DavidNohejl5-Mar-07 10:22

DavidNohejl

5-Mar-07 10:22

chandler83 wrote:
I am using NUnit 1.5.1

chandler83 wrote:
t seems NUnit is not working correctly for 2.0 framework versions.

Is there a reason why not to use newer version of NUnit? It might be better.

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Use Internet Explorer to send remote popups

Chua Wen Ching5-Mar-07 2:50

Chua Wen Ching

5-Mar-07 2:50

Hi there,

I will like to enquire some information on this.

I have 2 scenarios:

1st:

I had seen an existing web application program written by a developer in my company. But that the developer had left the company before I joined. Basically this web program has a gridview. Each connected to the system will have an IP address, based on the senior the program called some IE 5 or 6 API to get the IP address of each connected users and then send them a popup message. Just like netsend but instead through IE. Something like that? Any idea how I can accomlish this in IE 6 and 7? Probably somewhere I can get started with.

2nd:

Basically this web program is functional until the new customers has a proxy server. WIth this proxy server enabled, whatever workable in 1st scenario no longer works here. Is there any alternative to overcome this?

I am sure this is workable for the 1st scenario as I had seen it working. But I am not sure how that developer gets it to work. I had researched but I was not so sure what keywords to start with.

Can anyone provide me some assistance here? I am using ASP.NET 2.0 for web development and my target browsers are IE6 and 7.

Thanks.

Regards,
Chua Wen Ching

Re: Use Internet Explorer to send remote popups

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar5-Mar-07 9:23

Re: Use Internet Explorer to send remote popups

5-Mar-07 9:23

With proxy, it always gives a single IP. How about a sessionCookie?

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Chua Wen Ching5-Mar-07 13:39

Chua Wen Ching

5-Mar-07 13:39

Hi, thanks for the reply. How to use sessionCookie on such scenario? Can you assist me further?

The way I see sessionCookie is more like a lightweight repository storing data. How can it be used to send remote popups to all my users in the intranet with proxy enabled?

Thanks.

Regards,
Chua Wen Ching
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Add a button dinamically

overfreeze5-Mar-07 1:44

overfreeze

5-Mar-07 1:44

Is there any way of adding a button to a web page dinamically? Say, a button that when clicked creates another button in the page? I know this is possible in a Windows Form, but not sure about a ASP.NET page.

Thanks in advance.

_mubashir5-Mar-07 1:58

_mubashir

5-Mar-07 1:58

yes, you can actually have a panel and put the control in there at the run time

thanks,
Mubashir

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Spunky Coder5-Mar-07 2:04

Spunky Coder

5-Mar-07 2:04

//In the ButtonClick event of the first button load the newbutton

protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
loadnewbutton = new Button();
loadnewbutton.Text = "NewButton";
loadnewbutton.ID = "newButton";
loadnewbutton.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.loadnewbutton_Click);

this.PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(loadnewbutton);

}
protected void loadnewbutton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.Write("HEllo");

}

Koushik

Spunky Coder5-Mar-07 2:09

Spunky Coder

5-Mar-07 2:09

//Declare the loadnewbutton first.
//I mean as follows.

System.Web.UI.WebControls loadnewbutton = new Button();

Koushik

badgrs5-Mar-07 2:12

badgrs

5-Mar-07 2:12

Just create an instance of the control you want and add it to the Controls collection of another control (a Panel or Placeholder is usually best). If you want user controls you can use the CreateUserControl method of the Page object. Note however that dynamic controls aren't persisted accross postbacks, you have to manage that yourself or check this out: DynamicControlsPlaceholder.aspx

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar5-Mar-07 9:23