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disable back button in IE using javascript

1-Sep-07 0:31

On IIS 6 (Windows Server 2003), ASP needs to be enabled in the Web Service Extensions. This should be the same on IIS 7 also right?

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dhatchu1-Sep-07 0:07

dhatchu

1-Sep-07 0:07

hai every one,

i need to disable IE back button using javascript,

please give to me solution

Thanks & regards

Dhatchinamoorthy.R
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Re: disable back button in IE using javascript

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Sep-07 0:33

role of MinGW and MSys in implementing ffmpeg in c#.net2.0

1-Sep-07 0:33

The simple answer. You can not.
<big>The recommended answer. You should not.</big>
Workaround (anyway): <script>history.forward()</script>

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harryforum1-Sep-07 0:02

harryforum

1-Sep-07 0:02

hi,

i need to implement ffmpeg in c#.net 2.0 application . can somebody pls. guide me exactly what files do i need to include in my project and do i need MinGW and MSys for this.

What is MinGW and MSys? Do i need them inorder to implement ffmpeg in c#.net 2.0 application?

When i simply run ffmpeg through command line, then ffmpeg works fine. I'm running it on windows.

Thanks,

Harry.

Javascript issue

divyesh143231-Aug-07 21:48

divyesh1432

31-Aug-07 21:48

I have a dropdown list or say htm tag.
I have written onchange event.

Its works fine in IE by accessing with mouse or keyboard.
The issue is in Firefox. In that it works fine if you select an item through mouse but if you select an item from keyboard or you change an item from keyboard the event does no fired.

Here is a sample code.

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Thank You

Fred_Smith31-Aug-07 22:57

Fred_Smith

31-Aug-07 22:57

Interstingly enough if you hit ENTER after then it DOES fire the event - you could get away with adding an onkeup attribute too, calling the same function

select onchange="javascript:alert('changed');" onkeyup="javascript:alert('changed');"

though whether that's the best solution or not I wouldn't like to guess...

Guffa31-Aug-07 23:13

Guffa

31-Aug-07 23:13

divyesh1432 wrote:
The issue is in Firefox. In that it works fine if you select an item through mouse but if you select an item from keyboard or you change an item from keyboard the event does no fired.

The event doesn't fire while you are changing the value, but when you are done and move to the next field. This is the same way that the onchange event works on a text field.

divyesh1432 wrote:

The javascript: protocol is only used when you put script in an url. It has no meaning anywhere else.
<select onchange="alert('changed');">

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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Sep-07 2:37

1-Sep-07 2:37

Guffa wrote:
The javascript: protocol is only

But including it is just superflous. It does not harm or create negative effects either. Confused | :confused:

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Guffa1-Sep-07 3:09

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1-Sep-07 3:09

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote:
But including it is just superflous. It does not harm or create negative effects either.

It's not superflous, as it's not ignored. It's harmless just because it happens to become a label instead.

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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Sep-07 15:20

1-Sep-07 15:20

Thank you Guffa for enlightening on the issue. Since, I think, the web browser defaults to JavaScript engine, it automatically understands the same. For Netscape and other single-script engines, I don't this should be a problem at all. Isn't it?

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FileUpload - 1 Clicked twice process

Guffa1-Sep-07 21:26

Guffa

1-Sep-07 21:26

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote:
Since, I think, the web browser defaults to JavaScript engine, it automatically understands the same. For Netscape and other single-script engines, I don't this should be a problem at all. Isn't it?

The javascript: protocol only has a meaning in an url. If you put it anywhere else, it's not a protocol any more. Instead, it happens to become a label instead, so it's just a name.

You could put most anything in a label:

onclick="vbscript:alert('Still Javascript');"<br />
<br />
onclick="ignore:alert('Not ignored');"<br />
<br />
onclick="onmouseover:alert('Still onclick');"

It's still just a label, and the name doesn't mean anything.

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hifiger200431-Aug-07 7:55

hifiger2004

31-Aug-07 7:55

Hi,

I am having problem on the upload page.

Everytime I will uploaded a file, then clicked on my upload button it will process twice, why is it?

How can I control the process to have only 1 process everytime I clicked on the upload button?

Thanks

hifiger2004

Re: FileUpload - 1 Clicked twice process

divyesh143231-Aug-07 23:11

divyesh1432

31-Aug-07 23:11

You might be in debug mode or check same thing on different browsers.

Thank You

Re: FileUpload - 1 Clicked twice process

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Sep-07 0:35

Determine the logon account name?

1-Sep-07 0:35

Did you check for IsPostBack check?

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James Laing31-Aug-07 3:55

James Laing

31-Aug-07 3:55

I have a simple HTML file and would like to be able to insert a link to a folder. However, the path contains the users Windows logon account name, for example:

C:\Program files\some folder\[account name]\some folder

is it possible to dynamically determine the account name, so that the link is relative for each user?

Regards.
James

Michael Sync31-Aug-07 6:17

Michael Sync

31-Aug-07 6:17

If your web application is written in ASP.NET and is integrated with windows-authentication and anonymous access disabled, you get the current user name by using User.Identity.

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James Laing31-Aug-07 7:09

James Laing

31-Aug-07 7:09

Thanks for the update.

I am afraid that it is just a very simple HTML file that I need to update with the specified link. It is not written in ASP.NET.

Thanks anyway.
James.

Johnny ²31-Aug-07 14:11

Johnny ²

31-Aug-07 14:11

Then as a simple HTML file there is nothing you can do to dynamically change any information. You will need some kind of processing to be performed when the file is served, which implies something like ASP.

Michael Sync31-Aug-07 20:50

Michael Sync

31-Aug-07 20:50

It is not possible to do in HTML... but maybe.. Try to use ActiveX object in Javascript.... but it might work only Internet explorer. and it is not good practice.. so, i never done this before..

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar1-Sep-07 2:38

1-Sep-07 2:38

Request.ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"] if Anonymous Access is disabled

or

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.thread.currentprincipal.aspx[^]

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